Kingdom Konsultant Travel Blog

Liberty Tree Tavern is a table service restaurant in Magic Kingdom's Liberty Square.  If you aren't specifically looking for it, it can be easy to pass by as it so perfectly blends in with the atmosphere of the land.  Liberty Tree Tavern serves a family-style feast which reminds many of a traditional Thanksgiving dinner.  Our party of 8 dined here to celebrate a birthday and had a wonderful time!  The inside of the restaurant has a cozy home-like feeling which goes wonderfully with the comfort food they serve. There's a nice waiting area inside with tables and coloring pages (pre-social distancing) for kids if your table isn't ready when you arrive.  With the social distancing in place, there are large dots on the ground for your party to claim and wait in your own space.  The meal starts with a wonderful salad that everyone in our party enjoyed. The Declaration Salad is a simple tossed mixed greens with a house-made dressing.  There are also some delicious di

If you have ever done  any  research about a trip to Walt Disney World in the Fall, I am sure that you have heard of a little something called  "Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party."  What is MNSSHP, you ask? Well, it is a special, hard ticketed event at the Magic Kingdom, occurring a couple of times per week, on designated dates starting in late August running through the end of October.  Commonly, these dates fall on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays with Thursdays getting added in October.  There are occasionally some Mondays as well and of course Halloween night!  The party admission is NOT included on a regular Magic Kingdom ticket. In fact, if you are visiting the Magic Kingdom on a night that the Halloween Party is scheduled to  take place, be prepared that if you do not have tickets to the party, you will be escorted out of the park, promptly at 7pm. Wristbands are given out to clearly identify paying party guests. Party tickets run $85-$149 per adult and $80-