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Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort brings the easygoing vibe of the Caribbean to the Walt Disney World Resort. At this Moderate Resort, guests will enjoy vibrant colors and lush landscapes, all while Calypso music plays in the background. This relaxing paradise has 5 building areas, referred to as villages, and each village is themed after a different Caribbean island: Barbados, Jamaica, Martinique, Trinidad and Aruba. Old Port Royale is the resort's "port of entry" and is where you'll find the check-in desk, lobby concierge, and bell services. It's also the home to Calypso Trading Post, the resort's gift shop, and Centertown Market, the resort's main quick service option and a Grab & Go market.  In addition to Centertown Market, Old Port Royale is also where you'll find the resort's table service restaurant, Sebastian's Bistro. The restaurant offers casual dining with family style dishes featuring Latin and Caribbean flavors. Sebastian

Hey there, hi there, ho there, Disney Fans!      I hope those of you who are in the Northern part of the States have been able to dig your way out of the snow safely. Looks like it was a crazy week up there! Us Floridians are back to warm temps around here, but I'm not rubbing it in. Simply reminding you why you should get your butt down here soon!      This week, let's mosey on over to a unique and fun destination on Disney property, that many Guests often skip, without realizing what they are missing. That's right, we are talking about Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground ! So, gather round, partners! Here's 5 Reasons To Visit Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground!!!  Yeeee-haaaw!!!!!   1. Stick-To-Yer-Ribs-Good Dining!      One of the often overlooked restaurants on Disney property is Trail's End , located next to Pioneer Hall at Fort Wilderness. You can access the dining hall by taking a boat over from The Magic Kingdom, or by bu

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Magnolia Bend This is one of my favorite resorts to walk around and relax. Between the Old South Décor and the trees lining the walkways, you immediately become transported to a time of peace and tranquility.  Imagine this….. stepping out of the sparkling lobby onto the wooden docks. In front of you is a horse drawn carriage ready to take you for a leisurely stroll along the Sassagoula River over to the neighboring sister resort Port Orleans French Quarter and back. After that you walk along the dock contemplating taking a boat ride or renting a surrey bike. You admire the working waterwheel built to resemble a working cotton press.  Then you leisurely cross over the Sassagoula River heading directly toward a wall of willow trees so thick and so large you don’t know if you can get through them.  Once you get closer you see there are many paths to choose from.  One will lead to your plantation for the duration of your stay. Royal Guest Room You can choose to go to Magnolia Be