Discover Orlando’s top Dry January mocktails, dry bars and more for sober sipping in 2025.

Updated Dec. 4, 2025

Kick off a healthy new year by celebrating Dry January — a full month without alcohol — with enticing mocktails, dry bars and more zero-proof fun in Orlando. Whether you’re sober-curious, celebrating a milestone anniversary, or simply looking to explore some of Orlando’s must-visit bars and eateries, you won’t want to miss these alluring nightspots where nonalcoholic drinks, alternative liquors and master mixologists reign supreme.

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Alcohol-Free Orlando Hotspots for Dry January

Salt & the Cellar By Akira Back
Into the Woods Mocktail at Salt & the Cellar by Akira Back, Part of ette hotel in Orlando

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Walt Disney World® Resort Area

Discover some of Orlando’s most imaginative zero-proof drinks at Salt & the Cellar by Akira Back inside ette hotel Orlando, where you can sip on six colorful concoctions designed by expert mixologist Jarl de Vries. All are enhanced with fresh botanical ingredients, aromatic mists, spritzes and more to delight the senses. And while alcoholic versions are also available, it’s important to note that the drinks were initially designed to be enjoyed without spirits. Think earthy forests, divine queen bees and raging bulls, all translated into liquid form and served up in jaw-dropping vessels for full sensory immersion.

SODO KAVA

SODO District

Unwind with refreshing zero-proof mocktails at SODO KAVA, a fully alcohol-free lounge with two central Florida locations. Along with fresh botanical teas, kava, coffee and Vitalitea beverages on tap, the laid-back spot offers a variety of delicious mocktails crafted with your choice of kava or botanical tea. Current favorites include the Cacao Mama (organic raw cacao, plant milk, agave, lavender), Island Palmer (half botanical tea, half kombucha), and Hades Hex (pomegranate, passionfruit, mango, apple, lime). Their original location is in the SODO District near downtown Orlando, with a second lounge located north of Orlando in the city of Longwood.

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Dry January Mocktails & More in Orlando

Dry January represents the perfect opportunity to test drive a sober lifestyle, and Orlando has plenty of delicious nonalcoholic specialty drinks to help you get started. In fact, most Orlando bars and restaurants offer zero-proof cocktails all year long, including dry options at our stadiums, theaters, MICHELIN restaurants and world-class theme parks. Nonalcoholic beer is also gaining momentum if you’re looking for something a little different. Explore some of our favorite year-round mocktail spots, then see the list below for bonus offerings, including some limited-time options created in honor of Dry January.

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Dry January Mocktails, Beer & More at Orlando Bars & Restaurants

  • À La Cart: Untitled Art beer (multiple varieties, available at all three À La Cart locations)
  • AVA MediterrAegean: Heir of the God (spicy passion fruit, pineapple, ginger, lemon)
  • Cafe Tu Tu Tango: Pollock Punch (pineapple, mango, cranberry, passion puree, coconut cream, orgeat syrup)
  • Grand Bohemian Orlando: Orange Grove Margarita (Seedlip Grove 42, Lime, Orange)
  • JALEO at Disney Springs®: Apple & Saffron (Seedlip Garden, apple juice, lemon, saffron, club soda)
  • Luke’s Kitchen: Scarlet Lady (beet shrub, roasted strawberry, mint)
  • Otto’s High Dive: Coqui (pandan leaf, granny smith apple, citrus, coconut, pineapple)
  • Palm Tree Club: Blueberry Elderflower Spritz (elderflower syrup, lime, agave, fresh mint, club soda, blueberries)
  • Prato: Cocco Espresso (nonalcoholic Amaro Lucano, espresso, coconut, orange)
  • Reyes Mezcaleria: Guapa (nonalcoholic pineapple aperatif, papaya, fresh lime, agave, hellfire bitters)
  • The Neighbors: Totes McOats (oatmilk, Seedlip Garden, orange, lavender)

Dry January Mocktails at Orlando Theme Parks

It’s no secret that Orlando is home to some of the coolest theme park bars in the world, and with zero-proof and family-friendly options aplenty, they’re worth a visit even if you don’t drink alcohol. Go sober bar-hopping via the Walt Disney World® Resort Monorail line, sample nonalcoholic drinks around the world at EPCOT®, and explore some of the newest bars and lounges at Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando Resort theme parks.

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Universal Orlando Resort

Walt Disney World® Resort

  • Disney’s Animal Kingdom® Theme Park: Zingiber Fizzie (passion fruit puree, mint, simple syrup, lime, ginger beer) at Nomad Lounge
  • Disney’s Hollywood Studios®: Cliff Dweller (citrus, coconut, hibiscus-grenadine, ginger ale) at Oga’s Cantina
  • EPCOT®: Manhattan in the Morning (Seedlip Spice 94, cold brew coffee, maple, verjus blanc, tart cherry, Fee Brothers Black Walnut Bitters) at GEO-82
  • Magic Kingdom® Park: Cursed Treasure (coconut milk and cookie crumbs topped with vanilla foam and pirate's gold) at The Beak and Barrel
  • Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa: Paradise Punch (melted sugar, Caribbean spices, strawberry, vanilla bean, orgeat, cranberry, citrus) at MICHELIN Recommended Citricos

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Orlando Dry January Events

Check back for more details on mocktail mixology workshops, wellness events and more ways to celebrate Dry January in Orlando.

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