Hiya, Regina!
I'm so happy to welcome you to planDisney and appreciate you reaching out to me with your question. It looks like you're planning to visit the Most Magical Place on Earth right after the New Year, and I cannot think of a better way to welcome 2027 than the magic of a Disney vacation.
Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort is a wonderful choice, especially if you plan to take advantage of the
Disney Skyliner. Being able to hop aboard and glide over to EPCOT and Disney's Hollywood Studios is one of my favorite resort perks!
All rooms at Caribbean Beach include two queen-size beds. If you book a room with a 5th Sleeper, you'll also have a child-size pull-down Murphy bed that's about the size of a twin bed. Unfortunately, Caribbean Beach does not offer rooms with a queen-size Murphy bed, even in the wheelchair-accessible room categories.
If having a queen-size pull-down bed is important for your family's sleeping arrangements, there are a few other Disney Resorts I'd recommend considering.
Disney's Riviera Resort, located just next door, offers accommodations with one queen bed, one queen-size Murphy bed, and an additional single pull-down bed. The Family Suites at
Disney's Art of Animation Resort include one queen bed and one double-size Murphy bed, while the Family Suites at
Disney's All-Star Music Resort feature one queen bed and two queen-size Murphy beds. Both suite options can accommodate up to six adults.
If you don't need a 5th Sleeper,
Disney's Pop Century Resort is another great option. Its rooms include one queen bed and one queen-size Murphy bed, making it a comfortable choice while still offering convenient access to the Disney Skyliner.
Regina, I know this wasn't quite the answer you were hoping for, but I hope it helps clear things up and gives you a few other options to consider as you plan your Disney vacation. If any other questions pop up along the way, please don't hesitate to visit us again at planDisney.
Magic Awaits,
Kami