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Liberty Bell

A cast of the Liberty Bell made specifically for Disney World

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Liberty Tree Tavern
Dine like the Founding Fathers in a tavern inspired by 18th-century New England. At lunch, choose from items such as roast beef, roast turkey, or even a cheeseburger if you must. Dinner, on the other hand, is served family-style, and the pork, turkey, beef, potatoes, veggies, stuffing, and mac & cheese will keep coming (and coming) until you're full. The dinner isn't cheap but it's well worth the price (especially if you use the Dining Plan); everything is well made and you can't leave hungry. You will likely need ADRs to get a table here at dinner time.
11:30AM-3PM, 4PM-variesLunch $35 - $59.99, dinner $35 - $59.99
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Ye Olde Christmas Shoppe
Open year round, this store sells holiday-related goods reminiscent of 18th and 19th century Christmases.
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The Diamond Horseshoe
One of the park's opening-day venues, the classic Diamond Horseshoe saloon is once again serving full meals. Choose from three meaty entrees, and eat all you like.
Prix fixe $59.99/$35
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The Hall of Presidents
This attraction starts with an inspirational ultra-widescreen film on the history of the U.S. presidency. At the climax, the screen rises to reveal all 46 presidents on the stage, presented in lifelike Audio-Animatronics. Washington, Lincoln, and Trump give brief speeches.