St. Patrick’s Day Celebrations in Orlando 2026

St. Patrick's Day is a celebration of Irish culture, camaraderie, and yes, green beer.  

Orlando is a great place to be when it comes to observing St. Patrick’s Day. From our lively pub scene to our popularity with visitors from across the pond, we make a big deal out of St. Paddy’s Day.  

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If you’re in town on March 17 and looking for a place to raise your glass and say “Slainte,” here are our recommendations for the best St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in Orlando. 

 

Key Takeaways

 

The Pub at the Pointe  

One of the closest places to Rosen Inn at Pointe Orlando to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day is The Pub at the Pointe at Pointe Orlando.  

The decor and menu at The Pub at the Pointe give classic British pub vibes for an authentic bar-next-door feel.  

While it has English inspiration and roots, The Pub at the Pointe hosts a celebration for St. Patrick’s Day in honor of its Irish neighbors.  

2025’s celebration was a full weekend of live music, traditional Irish fare, drink specials, and “shenanigans.”  

Stay tuned for information on 2025’s St. Patrick’s Day party. 

Three men, one in a green hat with a shamrock, toast three tall pints of dark beer while smiling.

 

St. Patrick’s Day Celebration at SeaWorld Orlando 

SeaWorld Orlando’s Seven Seas Food Festival is a celebration of global culture and tradition that’s as delicious as it is entertaining.  

Typically held from February to May, this festival is included in your regular SeaWorld Orlando admission with food and drinks available for purchase.  

For several dates throughout the month of March leading up to St. Patrick’s Day, the festival takes on an Emerald Isle influence.  

At select times throughout the day, you’ll be able to enjoy incredible entertainers at The Irish Market Plaza. Traditional musicians will be performing classic Irish tunes, and you can catch amazing headliners performing on the Seven Seas Food Festival mainstage.  

In 2025, guests could indulge in authentic Shepard’s Pie while sipping a Shamrock Sour, their exclusive St. Paddy’s Day cocktail.  

We’ll keep you posted on dates, menu items, and other St. Patrick’s Days festivities you’ll be able to experience at the Seven Seas Food Festival in 2025.  

 

Raglan Road in Disney Springs  

The resident Irish pub in Disney Springs, Raglan Road celebrates Irish culture, food, and music on a nightly basis. 

Their two stages host Irish bands, dancers, and singer-songwriters daily, perfect for enjoying with a pint of Guinness and a plate of Bangers and Mash.  

In mid-March, Ragland Road throws The Mighty St. Patrick’s Day Festival with a variety of signature Irish brews, hearty menu items, and plenty of lively music.  

On March 17, 2025, Raglan Road opened at 9 a.m. (two hours earlier than their usual opening time of 11 a.m.) to pack the day with an extra two hours of festivities. There was also a $20 cover charge for guests over the age of 18.  

Be sure to stop by their gift shop and pick up a St. Patrick’s Day souvenir.

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Finnegan’s Bar & Grill at Universal Studios Florida 

If you happen to be spending St. Patrick’s Day at Universal Studios Florida this year, be sure to swing by Finnegan’s Bar & Grill.  

This popular bar is reminiscent of a classic Irish pub complete with an expansive wooden bar, authentic Irish artwork, and a stage for live performers.  

Pair your special edition pint of green beer with something delicious from their menu, like the Tipperary Corned Beef Sandwich or hearty Guinness Beef Stew.  

Grab a drink to go or settle into their full-service restaurant for a laid-back meal while resting your feet from a day of exploring the theme park.  

 

ICON Park Bar Crawl

A large, green Ferris wheel glows in the distance at night above a courtyard with green grass surrounded by restaurants and businesses.

The Orlando Eye Observation Wheel at ICON Park can be seen from miles away. On St. Patrick’s Day, it glows green with over 64,000 LED lights for a festive sight to behold.  

In past years, ICON Park has held a St. Patrick’s Day Bar Crawl that guides visitors to a variety of participating venues including The Lawn Bar, Tin Roof, and the Museum of Illusions Orlando.  

In 2025, visitors could pick up a complimentary bar crawl pass and have it stamped at every location by purchasing the drink listed. Upon receiving a stamp from each venue, you could exchange your pass for a free ride on The Orlando Eye (to be used that evening or at a later date). 

Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drink options are available to participants.  

 

Zebra's Sports Bar & Grille

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Staying at Rosen Inn at Pointe Orlando this St. Patrick’s Day? Keep your celebrations close to home-away-from-home with a festive drink at Zebra’s Sports Bar & Grille, located in our lobby.  

This laid-back sports bar is the perfect spot for grabbing a beer (yes, Guinness is on the menu), a signature cocktail, or a glass of wine.  

You may even find a specialty St. Patrick’s Day drink on the menu prepared by our talented bartenders.  

Pair your drink with something delicious from the food menu, like the English Pub Style Fish & Chips, served with crispy fries, tangy malt vinegar, creamy tartar sauce, and a fresh lemon wedge.  

When you’re ready to call it a night, your clean hotel room and comfortable bed are only a few steps away.  

 

Save a Pot of Gold at Rosen Inn at Pointe Orlando 

Pack your green attire and festive activities for a celebratory St. Patrick’s Day stay at Rosen Inn at Pointe Orlando.  

Our comfortable accommodations are affordable and you’ll never pay resort fees. That leaves you more gold in your pocket to enjoy your well-deserved vacation.  

Stay tuned for more updates on 2026 St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in Orlando. 

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