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Yeah why aren't they just sending people to the brauhaus or drink stand at the entrance
 
Because those places also have lines, when the Festhaus sees crowds (aka high customer counts). And a goal is to sell beer quickly, minimizing the odds of missing a high margin sale due to customer discouragement.

Also, people commonly walk up to the side of those beer service areas anyway. They don’t get turned away, as this thread demonstrates. Might as well make it official.
 
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Those ends that people walk up to and get drinks were meant to do that, there’s even a “beer” sign that hangs there. I have always thought it was a bad practice as it slows up the food line. Many times you would see the food line with 2 to 3 people with their food waiting for drinks when the drink person was serving those walk ups. The real question is will they staff them?
 
I always thought the “beer” signs were just to inform people that the food line also had beer. Well, live and learn.

Totally agree that it comes down to staffing at the taps.
 
Has anyone ever been carded at BGW? I don't think I have.

Yes.

In fact, we were with some friends from North Carolina and one of them got their ID rejected because the photo was faded on it.
 
Strange. Maybe I have been and just don't remember. But this could really help speed up the food line to pull beer sales out of the line and put it elsewhere.
 
The other change that is happening is that they are making the soda fountains self serve. The new beer taps and self serve soda should significantly speed up the food line as there shouldn't be a significant wait for drinks.

Edit: grammar fix.
 
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Makes good sense. Similar to Marco Polo’s in that regard.

Also means they won’t be adding staff at the beverage stations.
 
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