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More Disney restaurants to serve alcohol, some passholders getting own entrance

(Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
(Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
By WFTV.com
Dec 19, 2016

Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, has two new additions to the theme park's features.

More restaurants at the Magic Kingdom will start serving alcohol this week.

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Starting Friday, Tony's Town Square, the Liberty Tree Tavern, the Jungle Navigation Co. Ltd. Skipper Canteen and Cinderella's Royal Table will serve alcohol with lunch and dinner. , Alcohol  is currently served at the Be Our Guest restaurant.

Starting Wednesday, Disney annual passholders will have special passholder entry points at all park gates.

The park said it wanted to honor its annual passholders during the busy holiday season.

The entrances will be open through January, but a specific end date has not been set.

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