The Diamond Horseshoe

The restaurant's shifts between quick-service and table-service dining models across decades of operation.

1. 1
   1995Changed

   The venue reverted to the Diamond Horseshoe Revue name and converted from table service to a walk-in quick-service format with a revamped menu.

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2. 2
   2009Back Online

   The Diamond Horseshoe reopened on a seasonal basis as a quick-service spot selling sandwiches off a limited menu.

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3. 3
   2016Changed

   The venue returned to table-service dining with an all-you-care-to-enjoy family-style feast menu, similar to the neighboring Liberty Tree Tavern.

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4. 4
   May 16, 2026Refurbishment

   Table-service dining was suspended beginning May 16, 2026, to house the new 'Jessie's Roundup' Toy Story show for Cool Kids' Summer, with regular dining expected to return in fall 2026.

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The venue's evolution from opening day as a live music hall through format changes and eventual permanent closure in 2003.

1. 1
   Oct 1, 1971New

   The Diamond Horseshoe opened on Magic Kingdom's opening day as the Diamond Horseshoe Revue, an Old West music hall in Liberty Square with live sing-along and can-can shows.

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2. 2
   Oct 1, 1986Changed

   The show was reworked and renamed the Diamond Horseshoe Jamboree, requiring Advance Dining Reservations for the first time.

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3. 3
   Feb 1, 2003Refurbishment

   The long-running Diamond Horseshoe stage show closed permanently on February 1, 2003.

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