The Americas: Jamaica

 

This Caribbean-themed area has some authentic Jamaican buildings done in British Colonial style. Here, guests can see several great opportunities to immerse themselves in the culture of this sunny Caribbean island.

In a building is a museum about the history and culture of Jamaica. This traces its colonial roots and its African influence that made it the nation it is today. Also in the area are restaurants and shops with Jamaican food and cuisine.


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