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Thanksgiving meal
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belledream
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Various restaurants do end up offering special Thanksgiving fare, but I don't think it has been announced yet - probably within the next week or so.
Liberty Tree has a All You Care To Eat Thanksgiving-like dinner year round. (Lunch is a different menu).
Liberty Tree has a All You Care To Eat Thanksgiving-like dinner year round. (Lunch is a different menu).
Liberty Tree Tavern if you can get a ressie.
zurgandfriend
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I miss the characters at LTT dressed in colonial time clothing!!
So do we. My DS’s first meal at Walt Disney World was at the Liberty Tree Tavern when the characters were there, Chip and Dale came over and made fun of my DW trying to get her camera out and Minnie and Goofy posed for pictures with each of us. They all made a very special memory for a 5 year old.
Quite a few of the restaurants have special Thanksgiving menus or add a Thanksgiving component to their usual menu. We did Captain's Grille at Yacht Club a few years ago for Thanksgiving and it was great. Booked a later lunch time (2pm) and the food was very fresh and it wasn't until the end of our meal that it got quite crowded. I don't think the 'official' 2014 Thanksgiving menus have been published, but you can check a number of websites for past year's Thanksgiving info and most of that doesn't change year to year - just do a quick search for Thanksgiving 2014 at Disney World and some lists of participating restaurants will come up.
ninjaprincesst
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This is the list I found for this year Akershus, Biergarten, Coral Reef, Le Cellier, Rose and Crown, Be Our Guest,Tony's Town Square, Hollywood and Vine, Brown Derby, Tusker House. There are also several of the resort resteraunts as well. Also The Garden Grill has turkey and dressing on the regular menu.
Irie
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Will Artist Point still have their normal menu in addition to the Thanksgiving offerings?
SagamoreBeach
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Turkey leg? EEEEEeewwwwwwww.
SagamoreBeach
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AS much as I love to go out to eat and go on vacation, Thanksgiving is the one holiday I love to be home and cook up a storm. One year the whole family made reservations at a restaurant...it just wasn't the same.
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75disney
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Love Thanksgiving at Disney. I recommend 50s Prime Time for dinner. They usually have a Thanksgiving turkey platter. Then stroll the Osborne Lights afterwards. Perfect way to start the holiday. Another great option is the Thanksgiving buffet at Captain's Grill in YC. Be sure to book your ADRs at your 180 day mark because everything books up really fast for Thanksgiving Day.
One of the restaurants at the Swan & Dolphin has a Thanksgiving meal, though I can't remember the name....
tecowdw
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Yes, and the 180 day mark has long passed. Reservations are mostly only available for places that may not serve Thanksgiving menus now.
I have Boatwright's booked. They aren't listed as a restaurant offering a holiday menu this year but I know they did last year. In fact they didn't provide a holiday menu when we sat and dined there last year but they did offer a turkey meal anyway. Thankfully!!
Matt_Black
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Eat wherever you like. Don't be concerned about tradition, as the practice of having turkey is relatively recent, thanks to advance in refrigeration and transportation. Before then, pork ribs were the Thanksgiving meal of choice, or whatever staple was in abundance in a particular location (for example, finding seafood at a New England Thanksgiving meal would not be unheard of).