Disney Lookout Cay: It’s in the Details

At Disney Cruise Line’s Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point, you will see a destination full of rich Bahamian culture. From the moment you enter the welcome area, Mabrika Cove, you will be immersed in the spirit of the Bahamas.

Local artists teamed with Walt Disney Imagineering worked to reflect the essence of The Bahamas in the design and experiences of Disney Lookout Cay. Bahamian nature and culture will surround you reflected in venues built to capture the natural wonders and traditions of the chain of islands.

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The dramatic structures at Disney Lookout Cay are designed to resemble giant, colorful seashells scattered along Eleuthera’s coastline.

In the dining pavilions, bars and the Goombay Cultural Center, you will be greeted by vibrant, Bahamian-inspired art.

Inside the brightly-colored pavilion you will find a celebration of the rich history of The Bahamas which houses a wide range of programming, including the “Sights and Sounds of Junkanoo” family workshop, where local artisans will teach you all about Junkanoo, the signature festival of The Bahamas filled with colorful parades, dancing, and music.

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Be sure to look around for more local touches when exploring Disney Lookout Cay. Beautiful art installations, inspired and created by Bahamian artists are on display throughout the destination.

Here are some details to keep an eye out for:

  • A large sculpture created by Antonious Roberts located near the tram stop was constructed from a fallen tree that was found on Lighthouse Point property prior to construction.
  • Paintings by Kevin Cooper are displayed in the Goombay Cultural Center and cabanas.
  • Nature-inspired sculptures created by ceramicist Imogene Walkine are featured above the destination’s bars, along with Junkanoo-inspired tilework in locations such as the Goombay Cultural Center.
  • Plaited fish, pineapples, conch, and Junkanoo headdresses by Philip and Michelle Kemp in the Goombay Cultural Center and cabanas.
  • Wood carvings on exterior doors inspired by Andret John’s original designs.
  • Original murals painted by Dorman Stubbs have been replicated and are featured on many buildings.
  • Land and sea-inspired art by interdisciplinary artist Kishan Munroe is featured in the dining pavilions.
  • Sculptures by mixed media artist and painter Edrin Symonette are displayed throughout the destination.

Endless possibilities await at Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point.

Would you like to visit and view the Bahamian-inspired art?