Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point – Disney’s Private Island

Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point is a new Disney-owned and -managed port of call for Disney Cruise Line. The island will welcome its first guests on June 10, 2024. The signature island experience will celebrate the spirit and culture of The Bahamas.

LOOKOUT CAY AT LIGHTHOUSE POINT OVERVIEW

The natural environment inspired the design of Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point, which celebrates the culture and spirit of The Bahamas.



Disney Imagineers have spent significant time with local artists and cultural experts in The Bahamas. Together, they have explored arts and cultural sites across New Providence and Eleuthera, from Junkanoo shacks to noted art galleries. Kevin Cooper, a master artist from Eleuthera, and Antonius Roberts, a master artist from Nassau, are anchoring Disney’s efforts to work with the local creative community.

Located along the southern tip of Eleuthera, Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point serves as a window to the natural beauty of The Bahamas and provides families with the opportunity to enjoy the site’s pristine beaches, explore nature, embark on adventures, and experience the broader tourism offerings in Eleuthera.



Once in operation, Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point will continue to create sustainable economic opportunities for Bahamians and strengthen the community in Eleuthera. This development has created approximately 300 construction-related jobs for Bahamians – nearly tripling the number of jobs the cruise line committed to in its Heads of Agreement.

Disney Cruise Line has committed to creating at least 150 operational jobs, including management roles, with benefits in various disciplines and levels and opportunities for training and advancement.


PRIVATE CABANAS

There’s nothing like relaxing in a private cabana on Disney’s Castaway Cay, Disney Cruise Line’s original private island in The Bahamas. Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point will have cabanas available for guests to rent for the day as well, and the pricing is as follows:



Serenity Bay: $523* for up to 4 guests; each additional guest is $56 for a maximum of 10 guests

Serenity Bay Grand Cabana: $963* for up to 10 guests; each additional guest is $56 for a maximum of 16 guests

Family Cabanas: $963* for up to 6 guests; each additional guest is $56 for a maximum of 10 guests

Grand Family Cabanas: $1,375* for up to 10 guests; each additional guest is $56 for a maximum of 16 guests



*All pricing is subject to change at any time without notice.


LOOKOUT CAY AT LIGHTHOUSE POINT ACTIVITIES

Families visiting the island can look forward to a recreation center, dining, shopping, a water playground, and the pristine Bahamian beaches. Additionally, the island will have a dedicated cultural pavilion where guests can learn stories and traditions passed down among generations of residents.



Located at the Play-Play Pavilion at Disney Lookout Cay, the Disney Fun in the Sun Beach Bash will be a beach party full of games guests can play with Disney friends.

An early sight of Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point is one of the tram stops. This space will soon be filled with bright colors inspired by the warmth of Bahamian art and culture. Visitors can expect to see hair braiding, merchandise, and lots of fun.

Guests who visit Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point will be immersed in elements of Bahamian culture. The new island destination is inspired by Junkanoo, a longstanding Bahamian tradition celebrating the unique culture of this beautiful country.




DISNEY CHARACTERS

Acclaimed Bahamian fashion designer Theodore Elyett designed all eight looks with traditional Junkanoo style in mind, including eye-catching details like fringe, conch shells, ocean rays, and sunshine. His creations reflect the culture and colorful hues of island life.


LOOKOUT CAY AT LIGHTHOUSE POINT DINING



Walt Disney Imagineering designed the architecture throughout Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point to resemble a series of colorful, oversized seashells scattered along the coastline. From these beautiful decks under the shade of a shell-inspired pavilion, you’ll enjoy some tasty lunch from True-True BBQ, True-True Too BBQ, and Serenity Bay BBQ while taking in the beautiful views of the ocean and sand dunes.

  • Bahamian Pigeon Peas & Rice with marinated chicken, oven-baked plantains, and fried okra
  • Grilled Cheeseburger on a brioche bun with shredded iceberg lettuce, red onion, tomatoes, and pickles with french fries with American coleslaw
  • Disney Lookout Cay Spiced Rotisserie Chicken marinated with Bay Leaves, onion, sweet pepper, lime, thyme, and goat pepper with grilled pineapple and black bean salad 
  • Plant-based Island Curry with tofu, cilantro, and potatoes (Plant-based) 
  • Bahamian-style Lime marinated grilled snapper with sautéed pickled vegetables yucca fries
  • Grilled BBQ Ribs with “smoky BBQ” sauce, grilled corn, and yucca fries

Mangroves and Go, Blue Hole Bar, Bow and Ribbon Bar, Watering Hole, Reef, and Wreck Bar, and Sandsational Smoothies will serve a variety of ice-cold beverages. These new drink spots will feature Bahamian-inspired drinks along with classic cocktails, beers, and non-alcoholic beverages, with select sips including locally sourced products for an authentic beverage experience.



  • Bahama Brew: Cold brew coffee blended with Hawaiian island syrup, cold brew, finished with a coconut flavored soft whip topping (Non-alcoholic beverage)
  • Butterfly Switcha: Specialty Mocktail made with lemonade, butterfly pea jasmine green tea, and a sprinkle of blue edible glitter (Non-alcoholic beverage)
  • Eleuthera Euphoria: Disney Lookout Cay Signature Cocktail made with premium aged rum, pineapple smoothie and DOLE Whip
  • Disney Lookout Cay Coffee Cup


LOOKOUT CAY AT LIGHTHOUSE POINT FAQs

What is Disney creating at Lighthouse Point?

Disney intends for Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point to be its second island destination in The Bahamas. Disney Cruise Line guests will be able to enjoy stunning beaches and explore nature, while also having the opportunity to explore the island of Eleuthera. Working with local artists, the design and experience will be rooted in Bahamian culture and inspired by the natural beauty of the site. The site will be open to Bahamian citizens and residents for non-commercial purposes.

How will the development in Eleuthera be different from Disney Castaway Cay?

The design for Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point is influenced by both the natural environment of Lighthouse Point and the culture of Eleuthera and The Bahamas more broadly. Disney Cruise Line is working with the local creative community, including master artists Kevin Cooper and Antonius Roberts, to create an experience rooted in the history and nature of The Bahamas. The new destination will complement Castaway Cay, giving families the opportunity to enjoy the site’s beautiful beaches and explore nature, as well as enjoy the broader tourism offerings in Eleuthera.

When will Disney Cruise Line start recruiting for positions at Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point?

Disney Cruise Line (DCL) has already hosted information sessions in Eleuthera for potential employees and will continue to do so. DCL has already begun to develop relationships with organizations such as the Ministry of Labour, University of The Bahamas, Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute, Bahamas National Training Agency, non-governmental organizations and others to gain insights regarding best practices in The Bahamas related to recruitment, onboarding, training, employee engagement and leadership development. The bulk of hiring for operational roles at Lighthouse Point is expected to occur 18-24 months prior to the start of operations. Those interested in roles currently available with Disney Cruise Line can click here.

Will Bahamians have access to Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point?

Disney Cruise Line is donating more than 190 acres of privately owned land to the people of The Bahamas. Additionally, full access to the Property for non-commercial purposes will be provided to citizens and residents of The Bahamas. During construction, certain areas of the property may be unavailable for safety reasons.



More answers to frequently asked questions regarding the new island can be found at https://lighthousepointbahamas.com/frequently-asked-questions/.