The Liberty Belle paddlewheel boat takes guests on a cruise around the Rivers of America. One of the most relaxing attractions is located here. The live show is performed multiple times daily in Liberty Square. Great Moments in American History starring Miss Piggy, Kermit, Fozzie Bear, and friends who reenact famous moments in American history – as only they can. At a hefty 38 tons, this tree is the largest living thing in the Magic Kingdom. Its name is from the 1957 Disney movie "Johnny Tremain." Among its branches are 13 lanterns representing the original 13 colonies of the United States.
There's an actual Liberty Tree in front of the Liberty Tree Tavern. If you’d like to hear more details of the history of the Magic Kingdom’s Liberty Bell and its surroundings, click HERE to listen to the Connecting with Walt podcast episode on Liberty Square. The Magic Kingdom’s Liberty Bell was placed in Liberty Square in time for July 4th. The Liberty Square Liberty Bell in the Magic Kingdom was made solely for use at Walt Disney World, and, according to, was made in 1989 from the same mold as the original Liberty Bell, and at the same foundry ( Paccard Bell Foundry in Annecy-le Vieux, France) who made replicas in 1950. It's no wonder why Liberty Square was chosen as the home of the The Hall of Presidents attraction. The brick covered buildings are reminiscent of Williamsburg, Virginia and there's a replica of the Liberty Bell. There are only three attractions here, but among them is the Haunted Mansion, one of Disney's best.ĪRTICLE: A History Teacher Examines Magic Kingdom’s Liberty SquareĪs you enter Liberty Square, you're stepping into the colonial era of America. Liberty Square is best described as "low key" in comparison to the other "lands" at the Magic Kingdom.
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