Can you drink alcohol in public parks in California?

The possession and/or consumption of alcoholic beverages (this includes alcohol poured into a different container) is prohibited in all day use areas. Alcohol is only allowed in your overnight camp site and you may also consume alcohol from a vessel.



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No alcohol beverages shall be sold, brought within, given away, delivered or consumed on park property, except pursuant to Picnic level 4, Athletic level 4 or higher, Corporate, Festival/Performance Special Event Permits, or with the Special Event Venue Rentals (with a preferred caterer).

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Just like at Disneyland Park, guests will need to provide a valid ID that confirms they are 21 or older. No glass containers or outside alcohol is permitted a the park. At California Adventure, guests can carry drinks around the park, as many of the locations that offer drinks are outdoors.

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Rules vary from park to park as to where alcohol is legal and where it isn't, but in most parks, drinking is legal on campgrounds and in most public-use areas, and illegal in most parking lots, pull-outs, and park buildings.

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It is legal to carry an open container of alcohol while walking along the Las Vegas Strip; however, as of 2014, Las Vegas prohibits carrying alcoholic drinks in glass containers. No beverage, including non-alcoholic ones, can be carried in a glass container on the Strip.

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