Beginning July 7, the City of Muncie announced three new Designated Outdoor Refreshment Areas (DORAs) in Downtown Muncie, the McKinley Neighborhood, and the Ball State University Village, according to a press release.
DORAs allow individuals aged 21 and over to purchase alcoholic beverages in specially marked
cups from participating establishments and enjoy them within designated boundaries. Each
district will have clear signage, boundary markers, and maps available online and on-site.
Each DORA will operate seven days a week between 12 p.m. and 12 a.m. Participating businesses will display a DORA window cling.
For more information on the new areas, you can head to Muncie.in.gov/DORA.
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