At Disney’s new island destination, Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point, guests will immerse themselves in the wonders of this breathtaking Bahamian locale, complemented by unparalleled Disney entertainment infused with authentic local culture. In just a few weeks, visitors will set foot on the shores of this enchanting island for the first time, and today, we’re unveiling more details about the magical entertainment offerings awaiting them!
Junkanoo Rush Out
Can you hear that? With the call of a conch shell, a local Junkanoo group will sweep families into a Junkanoo Rush Out, introducing the signature festival of The Bahamas filled with vibrant parades of dancing and music. Guests will have the chance to experience the joy of an authentic Junkanoo Rush-Out as performers parade to the Goombay Cultural Center, where Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Daisy will join the lively celebration, encouraging visitors to partake in this vibrant event that brings the heartbeat of The Bahamas to life. One more reason to visit Disney Lookout Cay!
Disney Fun in the Sun Beach Bash
Families will have a ball at the Play-Play Pavilion during the Disney Fun in the Sun Beach Bash, a beach party brimming with games to play alongside Disney friends! Guests can showcase their limbo skills in Goofy’s Good Day Limbo, test their aim at Pluto’s Pineapple Ring Toss, and cool off with a splash at Chip-n-Dale’s Water Brigade, all set to the rhythm of brand-new Bahamian renditions of beloved Disney tunes. These delightful games are sure to enchant the whole family, with the spectacular shores of Eleuthera serving as a breathtaking backdrop.
Check back for more exciting updates on Disney’s Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point, and get ready to create incredible Disney memories at this one-of-a-kind destination!
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