Disney Kungaloosh Cocktail – Though Walt Disney World closed the Adventurers Club on Pleasure Island quite a few years ago you can still enjoy the signature drink, the Kungaloosh Cocktail, in the pleasure of your own home.
If you’ve been a fan of this exotic drink and its adventurous flavors then this recipe is for you.
Disney Kungaloosh Cocktail – Pleasure Island
Adventure Club goers loved to indulge in this fruity drink made with a mix of liquors and a combination of pineapple and cranberry juice for a unique drinking experience.
With warming rum as a base, the drink’s flavors are rounded out by the tropical and tangy flavors of the fruit.
Though Disney served this cocktail in a tiki-style glass it will taste absolutely refreshing in a typical cocktail glass. Garnish with some fresh orange or pineapple slices and sip away.
Here are the ingredients and instructions for making this Kungaloosh drink at home. You can easily double or triple the recipe if you want to enjoy the cocktail with fellow Disney fans.
Ingredients Needed To Make Kungaloosh Cocktail
Yield: 1 8 oz glass
Prep Time: 4 min
Total Time: 4 min
1 ¼ oz vodka
1 ¼ oz Malibu Rum
¾ oz Midori
3 oz pineapple juice
1 oz cranberry juice
How To Make A Kungaloosh Cocktail
- In a cocktail shaker add 4-5 pieces of ice, vodka, Malibu, Midori, Cranberry juice, and pineapple juice.
- Shake well to combine.
- Pour the cocktail mixture into an ice-filled glass.
- Garnish.
Recipe Notes and Tips
Here are a few things you can do to make sure your Kungaloosh Cocktail goes down easy every time.
- Make sure to have a stash of ice ready to go in the freezer.
- For the best flavor choose good quality liquor brands. Try a few different brands to find the ones you like the best.
- Use a mason jar with a lid and give the drink a good shake if you don’t have a bar shaker.
- Pick up some fun cocktail glasses to make the drinks look more festive.
- Adjust the amount of each ingredient to suit your taste preferences.
Variations
Here are a few things you can do to switch things up when you make this Kungaloosh Cocktail.
- Try different fruit juices; use lime juice instead of pineapple or grape juice instead of cranberry.
- Blend the cocktail for a frozen Kungaloosh.
- If you’ve run out of Midori try Amaretto instead.
FAQs
Is this cocktail safe for children?
No, this cocktail is not safe for children. To make a non-alcoholic version mix together a combination of fruit juices with some sparkling water and garnish with fresh fruit.
Can I make a double batch of this Kungaloosh cocktail?
Yes, absolutely! If you want to make a pitcher of this cocktail you can easily double the recipe.
