Hello Patriots!

My name is Jake and I live in Ohio....

I am a Casual Temporary (Seasonal) cast member for WDW I work at the Liberty Tree Tavern... Because of the price of school these days I chose to stay in Ohio till I've graduated to get in-state tuition... So staying seasonal allows me to visit WDW about 3 times a year to get my Disney addiction in check..lol.... I hope to one day return permanently...It will happen! But during my time in school and in Ohio the WDW Radio Show and Forums keep me in the loop of what's going on at the Resort which I am extremely grateful for! So thank you Lou and the WDW Radio community!

Welcome to the forums, Jake! Nice to see you already diving into some of the more "controversial" threads.

BTW, does Liberty Tree still serve that awesome apple butter? Haven't been there since the late 90's, and was always a huge fan of that stuff! As is my wife.

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Originally Posted by Mo Noyz

Welcome to the forums, Jake! Nice to see you already diving into some of the more "controversial" threads.

BTW, does Liberty Tree still serve that awesome apple butter? Haven't been there since the late 90's, and was always a huge fan of that stuff! As is my wife.

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I feel bad about doubting Disney like that but being a cast member and being in the parks so often you notice things normal guests don't so I just wanted an outside opinion.

Yes it's served with the dinner bread... The only dinner change I've seen in my time was the desert being changed from Apple Crisp to an Apple Craisin Cake served on vanilla ice cream. The Lunch menu changes every 3 months it seems so can't tell you what is still on it that you would remember.

Their dinner is still one of my favorites on property. Country-style dining can't be beat in some regards. No fuss, no muss.

I know it's been a while but did you have a favorite dinning room?

Can't recall. Just went in through the door on the right (from the lobby entrance), and to the left.

so dose John Paul Jones room sound familiar? it has a naval theme?

Welcome, Jake!