7 of Disney World's Best-Kept Secrets: Bars

Trader Sam's whimsical lounge is tucked inside Disney's Polynesian Resort. Stop in the tropical tiki bar for an on-theme cocktail like the Castaway Crush or the Dark and Tropical Stormy. Oh, and it's 21 and up after 8 p.m.

The Raglan Road Pub actually came from Ireland and is over 130 years old. That's crazy. This very authentic Irish bar features live music and dancing seven nights a week. Come for the Guinness, but don't ask for a half pint. You'll regret it.

Enter the world of Indiana Jones through Jock Lindsey's Hangar Bar. Search for the hidden references throughout the archaic establishment while you sip on somethin' sweet.

The Tune-In Lounge is hidden inside the retro Prime Time Cafe in Hollywood Studios. Order one of its specialty cocktails with "electric ice cubes" while 1950s television plays on the vintage TVs. This Disney bar is a must see.

Rose and Crown Pub sits inside the United Kingdom at Epcot. It's an all-out British pub fully equipped with fish and chips, British beers, and live entertainment featuring a woman named Miss Carol who allegedly wears a lot of hats. Blimey. It's also one of the cheaper options if you're looking for ways to save cash while on vacation.

In another ode to travelers, the Nomad Lounge was destined for those experiencing wanderlust — either for traveling the world or for the drinks that come with traveling the world. Try the Malaysian Mule, or for something a little more tropical, sip on the Hightower Rita.

Bluezoo is an under-the-sea haven that will have you questioning all of Ariel's decisions. Although a little pricier than the aforementioned locations, the decor and the menu mastermind that is Todd English will leave you with no regrets.