Liberty Square

Reviews

• ME

  Mark Evans

  Oct 14, 2026
  5.0
  Liberty Square: A Masterpiece of Colonial History and Atmospheric Storytelling ​Nestled along the shores of the Rivers of America inside Magic Kingdom, Liberty Square stands as a uniquely American tribute to colonial heritage and revolutionary history. Built exclusively for Walt Disney World in 1971, this meticulously detailed themed land transports guests directly into late 18th-century North America, capturing the architecture, charm, and spirit of colonial Williamsburg and historic Philadelphia. ​What makes Liberty Square an absolute triumph of Imagineering is its incredible commitment to historical accuracy and environmental storytelling. As you walk along the brick-lined streets, you will notice subtle period-accurate details: the red-brick facades feature authentic architecture from the 13 Original Colonies, the street lanterns are styled after colonial gas lamps, and the ground includes a brown gravel path down the center, representing the open drainage channels of early American settlements. At the center of the land stands a replica of Philadelphia’s Liberty Bell, cast from the same mold as the original, anchored alongside the grand Liberty Tree—a real 130-year-old southern live oak decorated with 13 lanterns representing the original colonies. ​The land seamlessly blends historical reveries with iconic Disney attractions. Key highlights and features include: ​The Haunted Mansion: Perched high on a hill overlooking the square, this iconic Gothic revival manor provides a legendary, spooled journey through 999 happy haunts. ​The Hall of Presidents: A monumental theater show featuring life-sized Audio-Animatronics of all U.S. presidents inside an Independence Hall replica. ​Liberty Belle Riverboat: A majestic, steam-powered paddlewheeler that offers a serene scenic voyage along the Rivers of America around Tom Sawyer Island. ​Liberty Tree Tavern: A beloved dining location serving family-style, traditional Thanksgiving-inspired feasts inside six colonial-themed dining rooms. ​Whether you are pausing to listen to the ringing of the Liberty Bell, taking in the picturesque river views, or enjoying an ice cream float near the waterfront, Liberty Square remains a timeless, world-class corner of Magic Kingdom that perfectly captures the heritage, craft, and heart of early America. ​Would you like a review written for another specific land, attraction, or restaurant inside Magic Kingdom next?
• SS

  simon

  Oct 4, 2026
  1.0
  Not the same anymore without the liberty boat so sad. Cutting diwn trees. Shade gone. No bathrooms close by you have to walk.
• JV

  Joshua Velez

  Oct 2, 2026
  5.0
  The Muppets Present… Great Moments in American History
• CS

  C S

  Jun 12, 2026
  5.0
  Great because of the Haunted Mansion

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