What are the names of the islands in the Caribbean Beach Resort?

Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort is a vibrant, tropical delight. Covering two hundred manicured acres, it is divided into 5 villages named for Caribbean islands: Barbados, Jamaica, Martinique, Aruba, and Trinidad (separated into North and South).



Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort is designed around a 45-acre lake called Barefoot Bay and is divided into five distinct "island" villages: Barbados, Jamaica, Martinique, Trinidad, and Aruba. Each village features its own pool and unique color palette reflecting its namesake Caribbean culture. Historically, there was a sixth island named Custom House, which served as the resort's check-in area, but it was closed during the major 2018 renovation that introduced the Disney Skyliner. Today, Old Port Royale serves as the central hub for the entire resort, housing the main lobby, dining, and shopping facilities. Each island offers white sand beaches along the water's edge, creating a lush, tropical atmosphere that makes this "Moderate" category resort a fan favorite.

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No walk can give you the bird's-eye view you will experience while traveling with the Disney Skyliner, so I am happy to share that although it is not possible to walk from Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort to Disney's Hollywood Studios, both destinations are conveniently connected by this state-of-the-art gondola system.

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Both here and at Caribbean Beach Resort the 5th sleeper beds are considered Child-sized, measuring approximately 66 inches by 33 inches for Port Orleans - Riverside and 63 inches by 30 inches for Caribbean Beach Resort.

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Each village has its own bus stop. As always, there are plentiful Disney Transport buses running to and from the Disney theme parks about every 20 minutes (usually more often). These stop at OPR and all village bus stops.

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Can I see the fireworks at Epcot from Caribbean Beach Resort? Yes! Here's a great image gallery with shots of Illuminations taken from CBR.

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The islands of the Caribbean are sorted into three main island groups: The Bahamas, the Greater Antilles and the Lesser Antilles. The Greater Antilles consists of Cuba, Jamaica, the island of Hispaniola (composed of Haiti on the west side and the Dominican Republic on the east side) and Puerto Rico.

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So, give yourself ample time to get to Magic Kingdom for a reservation or show. Our family usually leaves our room about an hour before we want to arrive, just to be safe. Once your bus leaves Caribbean Beach, the bus ride should take under 15 minutes to get to Magic Kingdom, depending on traffic.

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It's a character name, Kronk is from The Emperor's New Groove. You see buses with character names sometimes when they're not ferrying guests around, I think it's Disney's version of out of service or off duty right now.

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In addition, there are many Deluxe Villas and Deluxe Resort Hotels that offer a fifth sleeping option--such as a daybed--in their regular-sized rooms. Adults can sleep comfortably in these fifth sleeping options, so no matter the height of your teen, they'll fit just fine.

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Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort - Two-Queen Room with Fifth Sleeper | Walt Disney World Resort - YouTube. Tour a room with a queen bed, a queen-size pull-down bed, and a child-size pull-down bed at Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort.

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