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SeaWorld Hospitality Center closing - No more free beer 
Orlando Attractions Magazine | by Matt | Mon, Jan 5
Orlando Attractions Magazine is the #1 Blogger for SeaWorld Orlando
Link From bizjournals.com: Busch Entertainment Corp., the amusement park subsidiary of Anheuser-Busch InBev, told employees Jan. 2 afternoon and Jan. 5 that free Budweiser beer will no longer be given to theme park patrons. Visitors of legal age will be able to buy beer at the parks, which wi...
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