Liberty Tree Character Dinner....can I..?

[Crazy4mandms]

I'm anxious to try the Liberty Tree Tavern Character dinner, however my younger DS will not eat any of the family style meal..he'll want nuggets and fries....if I pay the $9.99 meal price will they bring him nuggets and fries?

 

[Jordan's MOM]

I kind of doubt that they would do this, though you might get lucky. Dinner, unlike lunch is a set menu. While we love this place, we have not found them to be too acomadating to special request. We asked if they would bring DS just a bowl of ice cream instead of it on the cobbler and she said NO. i was not happy as this was a really easy thing to do. I whispered to DH, there goes her tip (she had not been very friendly and we had to ask for everything we wanted).She did not hear me say this. She however came back with DS a big bowl of plain ice cream.Tip restored. You could ask. You could also bring some counter serve food but you might still have to pay the character meal price. You might be surprised what your little one will eat. The food is very good but very simple. He could make a meal off of the awsome bread. The mashed potatoes are very good as is the turkey. It taste a lot like chicken. Desert is awsome cobler, but you can beg for a bowl of icecream. . WE really love this place for the food and the characters.
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Jordan's mom

 

[myboysmom]

They may allow you to pay an entertainment fee (think it is usually $5) and not charge him for a meal. I have picky eaters too, and they didn't eat much but they each ate something. I think they got ice cream too (instead of cobbler) and our waitress asked if they would prefer that.

To tell you the truth, they weren't really interested in the food as they were having so much fun with the characters. They asked to go again this year, so we plan on being there for dinner on April 4th.

 

[AspiringCindy]

Is there a charge for a 3 year old?

 

[mrsboz]

Yes, I have a three year old. You have to pay for everything for a three year old.

 

[mckim]

I am in the same boat. My 4 yo will not eat any of the food served with the meal. I chose to make PS elsewhere because of this. The menus looks great to me, but definately not for him.

 

[Crazy4mandms]

mckim...I know exactly what you mean. I do make my kid eat right most of the time but when at Disney I feel its their vacation so I am extremely lenient and the kids basically live on chicken nugs, fries and soda (YUCK!!). I really would like to eat here because of the diet I am on most of the meats would fit right in (no, not Atkins...just good LEAN protiens, whole grains only and lots of veggies..lost 17 lbs!!)...so Liberty would be a tremendous treat for me (skipping the potatoes and dessert of course!!) I'm thinking I might just take them and pay his $9.99 and chalk it up to good character interaction, hoping that the character interaction is that good!!

 

[beattyfamily]

I'll bet that if you ask they'll let you order from the kid's lunch menu for your picky eater.

That menu has:

Paul Revere Chicken Strips - served with fries $4.99

Little Patriot's Hot Dog - served with fries $4.99

The Colonial Cheeseburger - served with fries $4.99

Or else you can just ask the pay the Entertainment fee of $5.

 

[scanmom]

you should try the garden grille at epcot. It is in the land pavilion. The food is the absolute best we have EVER had at WDW, and they have kids foods on the kids menu. (ckn strips, mac-n-cheese, etc.) It is all you can eat and is a character meal with chip, dale, pluto and MICKEY!! We love that we can see the main mouse without waiting in line, and have a great meal. If you go at lunch it is a little cheaper, and it is the same menu. they have apple crisp for the adult dessert and the kids get dirt and worms! It is a pretty quiet place and very relaxing. The adult food is SUPER!!! We eat here 2-3 times on each trip! The kids love it....even my youngest, who will only eat kid type foods! Just writing this is making me hungry!