Liberty Tree question

[Betsyp]

I was able to find only one available slot for Liberty Tree Tavern...at 8:55 pm on our Epcot day, Monday 11/7

Our original plan was to do LTT on our MK day, have an early dinner, and park hop after. However, this is all I could find, so I booked it.

Eating dinner at 9pm is very unusual for me, but my nephew, who works at Homecoming, loves it...and, the benefit of a late dinner, is that it will give us more time at Epcot..to ride and to snack

It will be me, my nephew and his girlfriend, so no kids...

Do people eat this late at WDW? I’ve always eaten around 7:30, so this is unusual for me.

Thanks !

 

[teawar]

People eat whenever they can get a reservation at WDW! If it’s just a bunch of adults, I’d say go for it. If you have little kids with you, I personally wouldn’t push that late bed time, but to each their own. The food was much better than I anticipated!

 

[jliucci]

I had a hard time getting a LTT reservation at a decent time for the week after your trip. Our ADR was for 3:00PM which was too early for us. I put a reservation finder on it and i was just able to snag a 5:30PM ADR instead. Maybe try the reservation finder.

 

[sponica]

People at all sorts of times, I know when I traveled west, I was eating at early times because my stomach does not observe time zones. I imagine if I went the other way (from west to east), I'd be looking for dinner after 830.
Also people on "city time" definitely eat later. In my NYC days, I remember eating dinner around 830 or 9.

 

[cluce]

We had dinner at Ohana at 9:05 one night on our trip in august and the place was pretty full! We didnt mind since it was a kid free trip so it worked out for us

 

[Mousetopia]

I was able to find only one available slot for Liberty Tree Tavern...at 8:55 pm on our Epcot day, Monday 11/7

Our original plan was to do LTT on our MK day, have an early dinner, and park hop after. However, this is all I could find, so I booked it.

Eating dinner at 9pm is very unusual for me, but my nephew, who works at Homecoming, loves it...and, the benefit of a late dinner, is that it will give us more time at Epcot..to ride and to snack

It will be me, my nephew and his girlfriend, so no kids...

Do people eat this late at WDW? I’ve always eaten around 7:30, so this is unusual for me.

Thanks !

You can revise the time. People will cancel reservations. Just check now and then or use the free touring plan resv. finder.

 

[Betsyp]

People eat whenever they can get a reservation at WDW! If it’s just a bunch of adults, I’d say go for it. If you have little kids with you, I personally wouldn’t push that late bed time, but to each their own. The food was much better than I anticipated!

Yeah, with kids I would never, but we adults can handle it, I think...I’m looking forward to it!

 

[Betsyp]

I had a hard time getting a LTT reservation at a decent time for the week after your trip. Our ADR was for 3:00PM which was too early for us. I put a reservation finder on it and i was just able to snag a 5:30PM ADR instead. Maybe try the reservation finder.

ooh, I will - thanks for the tip!

 

[Betsyp]

People at all sorts of times, I know when I traveled west, I was eating at early times because my stomach does not observe time zones. I imagine if I went the other way (from west to east), I'd be looking for dinner after 830.
Also people on "city time" definitely eat later. In my NYC days, I remember eating dinner around 830 or 9.

I recall eating that late is in Paris, where the French alway eat “late”. Outside of that, my sweet spot is usually 7 or 7:30 pm, but this actually works out fine..

 

[Betsyp]

We had dinner at Ohana at 9:05 one night on our trip in august and the place was pretty full! We didnt mind since it was a kid free trip so it worked out for us

Sweet !

How is Ohana? I might want to try that next time.

 

[Betsyp]

You can revise the time. People will cancel reservations. Just check now and then or use the free touring plan resv. finder.

Thank you, will do !!

 

[cluce]

Sweet !

How is Ohana? I might want to try that next time.

We love it, its a must do for us every trip! We had never been pre-pandemic so we had nothing to compare it to which I think is the downfall for a lot of people. But its a fav for my family, my son (5 at the time) must have eaten at least 10 of the potstickers lol he just kept grabbing more and more and more. and I love the peel and eat shrimp and the noodles. Its making me hungry just thinking about it! haha

 

[Betsyp]

We love it, its a must do for us every trip! We had never been pre-pandemic so we had nothing to compare it to which I think is the downfall for a lot of people. But its a fav for my family, my son (5 at the time) must have eaten at least 10 of the potstickers lol he just kept grabbing more and more and more. and I love the peel and eat shrimp and the noodles. Its making me hungry just thinking about it! haha

yum ! Next time, for sure !

 

[MiketheGrate]

I was able to find only one available slot for Liberty Tree Tavern...at 8:55 pm on our Epcot day, Monday 11/7

Our original plan was to do LTT on our MK day, have an early dinner, and park hop after. However, this is all I could find, so I booked it.

Eating dinner at 9pm is very unusual for me, but my nephew, who works at Homecoming, loves it...and, the benefit of a late dinner, is that it will give us more time at Epcot..to ride and to snack

It will be me, my nephew and his girlfriend, so no kids...

Do people eat this late at WDW? I’ve always eaten around 7:30, so this is unusual for me.

Thanks !

We ate close to that time at LTT for Thanksgiving last year and it was a really nice meal. The park was a little more cleared out after we were done (compared to the insanity that was the entire day) and we managed to still grab a ride or two before official closing and walking out. I think on a normal day, you might even catch a semi-empty Main Street, which would be great for nighttime pictures as you leave.