What's the best bus stop at The Caribbean resort?

[Cayaco]

Its such a big massive place the last thing I would want is to be stuck on a bus for 45 minutes before it even heads out to the park or be stuck waiting an hour as full bus after full bus drive by.

I will have a car so I can drive to any stop at the resort, so which one should be used to get to MK?

 

[siskaren]

I would ask here:

http://www.disboards.com/threads/the-new-caribbean-beach-resort-faq-thread-part-viii.3348628/

 

[joelkfla]

Its such a big massive place the last thing I would want is to be stuck on a bus for 45 minutes before it even heads out to the park or be stuck waiting an hour as full bus after full bus drive by.

I will have a car so I can drive to any stop at the resort, so which one should be used to get to MK?

Rarely does a bus spend more than 20 minutes within the resort. 15 minutes is more typical.

I think Trinidad South is the station most susceptible to full buses.

 

[minnie mum]

The buses enter or leave the resort at different entrances depending on where they are coming from or going to. So there is no real advantage in heading to one particular bus stop. It certainly doesn't take anywhere near 45 minutes to make the circuit inside the resort ( I agree that 15 minutes is more like it- I've seen even quicker times).

And you won't see bus after full bus passing by your stop. If a bus fills, another bus is sent to pick up the remaining guests within a couple minutes. Nor will you wait an hour for a bus. They come, on average, every 20 minutes. More frequently at peak times.

Of course, since you have a car, you can drive to the parks if you find the buses a problem. We have never found the need to.

 

[Cayaco]

Okay that calms me down a bit.. negative online reviews then are full of nonsense, like they normally are.