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[bodie]

I stayed at CBR in 08, but I can't remember the room number I stayed in. I would like to request the same room for my trip back in Sept. Does anyone know where I can get a map that includes the room numbers on it?

[Buffalogirl18]

I did an extensive google search, and I couldn't find one. Sorry.

[bodie]

Originally Posted by Buffalogirl18

I did an extensive google search, and I couldn't find one. Sorry.

Thanks for trying.
I find it very odd that I cannot find room numbers for CBR...is it a big secret? LOL

[Caldercup]

Disney doesn't include room numbers on their maps. Some online groups will include rough room numbers for sections and wings of the different buildings and, from them, you can figure out room numbers.

My trick is, when I find a room number that I particularly love, I take a digital picture of the placard outside our room and mark it in my files for later recall. Since I know that Disney can't guarantee a room number when a guest requests it, I always tell them that I enjoyed this room number and would like to be as "close as possible" to that area.

In your case, I'd just describe the room location to the best of your ability -- as in, "in building 4, on the first floor, close to the food court and facing the pool." That will give them a good idea -- plus it's always helpful to give them a short explanation of why you're requesting the various elements. That way, they might have an even better room than the one you requested.

Good luck!
Eileen

[HiddenMickey]

The buildings that I remember are 40, 41 and 42 in Jamaica. I don't remember room numbers though. I think 40 is the closest to the bridge. I think we stayed in 42 near the beach, in an inner courtyard room on the first floor. Very pretty courtyard to walk out to each morning!

[emilyandlogansmom]

The PassPorter has a map with all of the building numbers on it.

[Caldercup]

You can find the building numbers on Disney maps, but not the individual room numbers.

However, there is a method to the number convention they use -- the first number is the building number, the second number is the floor number, and the third and fourth numbers are the room numbers.

So, 4107 would be in building 4, on the 1st floor, and would be room "7" in that block of rooms.

Make sense?
Eileen

[Sue M.]

http://allears.net/acc/cbrmap.jpg this is a map of CBR, just building #, no room #'s, sorry. We stayed in Jamaica 42, facing the lake closest to the pool. It was a great location, close to pool, bus stop & a short, and enjoyable walk across the bridge to food court. Jamaica 45 is closest to the bridge.

[emilyandlogansmom]

Originally Posted by emilyandlogansmom

The PassPorter has a map with all of the building numbers on it.

I apologize. I misread the question...I thought that was too easy! Sorry!