Disney’s Polynesian Village is located on the south end of
the Seven Seas Lagoon, across from Disney’s Magic Kingdom. This was the first
Resort to open at Disney World in 1971, and it has been a fan favorite for
yEARS!
If you haven’t visited the Poly (as the locals call it) in a
while you may notice a few changes, the biggest one being the lobby. In the past the lobby was an over the top
lush water fall scene that made you feel like you had just walked into a
luxurious Hawaiian Resort. Since
Disney’s
Refurbishment, they have opted for a more manageable lobby display
with a lot more room for guests to lounge and check in.
Rooms at the Poly are very tropical, and well decorated. Amenities include, safe, coffee maker, fridge, iron and ironing board, in room phone, tv and remote, hair dryer
There are 2 pools at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, the popular Lava pool (don’t worry despite its name, there is NO lava! Lol) and the quieter Oasis Pool. The Lava pool has a towering volcano, a waterfall and a thrilling 142 foot-long waterslide. A zero-depth entry point, similar to a beach, slopes gently into the pool making for easy entry and exit. Nearby, a lounge and bar offer refreshments and snacks. The Oasis Pool is an all-ages leisure pool that promises a more tranquil swim for those looking to relax and unwind.
View from behind the waterfall
Quiet Pool
There are several different places to grab a bit without
even leaving the tropical Polynesian grounds!
Kona-‘Savor
American favorites for breakfast, lunch and dinner—prepared with hints of the
South Seas. Open to the tropical ambiance of the Great Ceremonial House, this
casual café serves such breakfast delights as cinnamon and banana-stuffed Tonga
Toast, a variety of savory egg dishes, and macadamia-pineapple pancakes.
Midday, satisfy your hunger with an Island Chicken sandwich, Kona surf and turf
burger deluxe, grilled teriyaki steak with pineapple salsa, or other tasty
entrees.For dinner, feast on such delicacies as fresh fish, grilled lamb chops
or oven-roasted Taal chicken—served amidst the relaxed atmosphere of this
Polynesian restaurant.
Guests 21 years of age and up can enjoy fruity island
cocktails, in addition to beers and wine.
Reservations are recommended and can be made up to 180 days
prior to your visit.
Ohana- This very
popular dining location serves breakfast with Characters, and Dinner with
Hawaiian Hospitality. The call of a conch shell welcomes you to an evening of
Hawaiian-flavored specialties, storytelling and games. Servers dash between
tikis and tropical greenery to bring skewers of sweet and sour chicken,
oak-grilled shrimp and steak to your table, as well as dumplings, stir-fried
vegetables, lo mein noodles and salad.
Guests 21 years of age and older can also enjoy wine and
tropical alcoholic drinks from the full bar.
Captain Cooks –
This is a quick service location, you can explore your options each morning as
you start the day with a Mickey Waffle or banana-stuffed Tonga Toast. For lunch
or dinner, discover an adventurous assortment of sandwiches, salads, flatbreads
and more. Beer and wine are also available.
Traders Sams Grog
Grotto – Stop into this well-known watering hole, and enjoy a refreshing,
handcrafted cocktail or a tasty bite to eat that is sure to satisfy your thirst
for adventure. Delicious cocktails unique to Walt Disney World Resort include
the Polynesian Pearl, Nautilus, Castaway Crush, Tahitian Torch and the Dark
& Tropical Stormy. Order the right drink and watch the Disney magic happen!
;)
Oasis Bar & Grill
– Take a break from the sun and imbibe on some fun at this poolside
retreat—featuring tasty favorites like fish tacos, kalua pork sliders and
Polynesian-themed burgers, along with tropical cocktails, wine, Hawaiian beer
and assorted beverages.
Don’t forget to stop by the
Pineapple Lanai for the world
famous Dole Whip!
Need a little time away from the kiddo’s!? Check out the Children's
Activity Center - Lilo's Playhouse! Let your kids explore all-new activities
that teach while entertaining—with surprise visits from popular Disney pals!
While staying at Disney’s Polynesian Resort you are just
minutes away from most of the parks, with Epcot and Magic Kingdom just being
monorail or boat ride away, and a dedicated bus system to Animal Kingdom and Hollywood
Studios.
To round out your day, pull up a lounger on the beach and
watch the fireworks right from the comfort of your resort! (Here is a little
tip…the fireworks are visible from the entire beach, so no need to crowd the
right side, the go far above the island in the middle of the lagoon ;) )
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