Can you teach an old dis new tricks?

[teach2visdis]

My husband and I will be flying in on Nov. 28th to stay at the Caribbean in a room with a king bed. We have never stayed here. We have usually stayed at Coronado and Beach Club when we had kids. It was my husband's turn to pick. So Caribbean it is. We would like some info on closest buildings to skyliner, food, etc. Does anyone have any suggestions as to which building or section we should request? Also, we will be there Tuesday through Friday, mostly to enjoy Disney Christmas. Does anyone have any suggestions or tricks to teach us old disers? In the past, we came to Disney with small kids. Times and ALOT of things have changed. Your tips and tricks would be so appreciated

 

[erionm]

Aruba buildings 55 & 56 would be the closest to the Riviera Skyliner Station. Jamaica building 41 would be the closest to the CBR Skyliner Station.

 

[DizneyFamof4]

It's a decent distance between FC and skyliner. You could pay for a preferred room and try and get a room in Martinique and then walk to RR and catch the skyliner there or try and get Barbados which is in the middle of FC and Skyliner.

 

[HopperFan]

I can't help with rooms but I highly suggest to book Sebastian's Bistro as soon as your window opens up. What a wonderful surprise it was. Excellent food (all you can eat), superb service (felt like a signature), wonderfully decorated and smaller so an intimate dinner. We felt is was one of the best values we ever had at Disney.

 

[rstevens333]

If you can get over to Riviera, the quick service is delightful. Primo Piatto!

 

[trishadono]

My husband and I will be flying in on Nov. 28th to stay at the Caribbean in a room with a king bed. We have never stayed here. We have usually stayed at Coronado and Beach Club when we had kids. It was my husband's turn to pick. So Caribbean it is. We would like some info on closest buildings to skyliner, food, etc. Does anyone have any suggestions as to which building or section we should request? Also, we will be there Tuesday through Friday, mostly to enjoy Disney Christmas. Does anyone have any suggestions or tricks to teach us old disers? In the past, we came to Disney with small kids. Times and ALOT of things have changed. Your tips and tricks would be so appreciated

Make sure you have the app and practice with it . All ears.net has videos on how to use genie+ and ILL however there’s info in theme park section as well. Many differences here.

Also practice booking TS and QS. I always look at menus for my resort so I know what I should be hungry for.