Reservations and Menu Pricing Detailed for The Diamond Horseshoe Pop-Up at Magic Kingdom

What's Up Mickey Staff | September 30, 2026

Walt Disney World Diamond Horseshoe Pop-Up Food
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The Diamond Horseshoe in Liberty Square at Magic Kingdom is transforming into a limited-time pop-up lounge opening on October 4. Reservations for the new experience opened on September 29 at 8:00 p.m. ET. Due to high demand, Walt Disney World activated a virtual queue for the booking page, and opening day sold out within 15 minutes.

The limited-time lounge replaces the venue’s old family-style menu and follows the summer Jessie’s Roundup activation. Guests who miss out on securing an advance booking will still have an option to visit, as Disney has stated that walk-ups will be accommodated once the pop-up begins.

The new experience features an entirely new menu focused on shareable small plates, cocktails, wine, and draft beer, making it one of the few locations in Magic Kingdom to serve alcoholic beverages. Small plates are priced between $12 and $22. The menu features the charcuterie board at $22, glazed sticky ribs for $16, queso fundido with barbecue burnt ends for $15, chipotle chicken tostada for $14, sweet golden corn fritters for $12, and a mini hot dog platter for $12. Allergy-friendly versions of several appetizers are available upon request to a Cast Member.

Cocktails are priced from $17 to $19, featuring options such as the Cactus Rose Margarita and Rattler Rum Punch at $17, the Whinnyin’ Whiskey Lemonade at $18, and the High Plains Huckleberry, Coal’d Fashioned, and seasonal In Holiday Fashion at $19. Wine by the glass costs $14 for the Nino Franco Rustico Prosecco and Fess Parker Riesling, and $19 for the MacMurray Ranch Pinot Noir. Draft beers are served in 16-ounce pours, with Yuengling Traditional Lager at $10.25, and Samuel Adams Boston Lager and Cigar City Jai Alai IPA at $12.50.

Walt Disney World Diamond Horseshoe Pop-Up Drinks
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Non-alcoholic specialty drinks range from $6.29 to $6.99, including the Enchanted Grove Lime Splash, Enchanting Ember Lemonade, Orange Cream Soda, and Caramel Root Beer with Sweet Cream. Additionally, the non-alcoholic Athletic Brewing Co Upside Dawn Golden canned beer is available for $8.50.

Guests planning a visit should note several ground rules. Dining Plan meals are not accepted, valid theme park admission is required, and a theme park reservation may be needed depending on admission type. The lounge will be closed during Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party but will remain open during Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party. For visitors seeking the traditional family-style Thanksgiving dinner items, those menu options have moved next door to Liberty Tree Tavern for the season. Disney has not announced a closing date for the pop-up experience.