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 Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort spans 200 acres
and is divided into six ‘villages,’ all named
after Caribbean islands. The villages surround a
42 acre lake, which is home to Parrot Cay island
with playgrounds, nature trails, and a tropical
aviary. It also has a kids' water play area,
with water slides and squirt hoses. It’s connected to the mainland through
bridges. The area surrounding the lake has sandy
white beaches and is aptly named Barefoot Bay.
 Each village is brightly colored and consists of
2-story buildings, totaling 64
rooms in each
section. Barbados has pink buildings with teal
roofs, while Martinique has sea blue buildings
with red roofs and pink trim. Trinidad North and
South are bronze with green roofs, while Jamaica
has yellow buildings with blue roofs. Finally,
Aruba has pink and purple buildings with teal
roofs. Each village has a pool, while Trinidad
has two; there is also a themed pool with a
water slide and waterfalls.
 Each room has either two double beds or a king
sized bed, and are split up between standard
rooms and pirate-themed rooms. Each room also
has internet access (for a fee), an in-room wall
safe, two sinks in the vanity area, a table with
two chairs, and central air conditioning. Guests
can also request handicap accessible rooms and a
crib through Housekeeping.
 Custom House is a large, beautiful building
where guests can check in. This building is
modeled after government buildings in the
Caribbean, complete with canopies and verandas.
The Old Port Royale is where the
shopping, lounge,
concierge, and Caribbean town-themed food court are located. There is
also a full-service restaurant. The Marina rents
out everything from pontoon boats and sailboats
to canoes, so there is plenty to do on the
grounds. The pool complex is designed after an
old Spanish fortress, and has a water slide,
antique cannons, and towers.
The resort is so
big that there is a bus system just for
traveling inside the resort itself- there is
also a transportation system that will take
guests to the theme parks and other Disney
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