Disney's Polynesian Village Resort

T R AV E L M A G I C N E T W O R K - W D W R E S O R T G U I D E Disney's Polynesian Village Resort Deluxe Resort - From Tiffany at Travel Magic Network. Personalized planning from first call to final itinerary. At a glance: a Deluxe resort ($$$) on the Magic Kingdom monorail loop, on the Seven Seas Lagoon - and a Walt Disney World original, open since 1971. Deluxe perks included: Early Theme Park Entry (30 minutes early, every park, every day) and Extended Evening Hours on select nights. The vibe - a South Pacific escape Villas & Island Tower - the space options The feel: a tropical village built around the Great Polynesian Villas: Deluxe Studios in the Moorea, Pago Ceremonial House - lush gardens, koi ponds and tiki Pago and Tokelau longhouses sleep 5, with a torches lit at dusk kitchenette and a split bathroom Low, spread-out longhouses instead of one big hotel Bora Bora Bungalows: 20 overwater bungalows that tower (the Island Tower aside), so it feels like a resort sleep 8, with a full kitchen, a private deck and plunge you stroll, not a building you ride an elevator in pool - the splurge of the resort Relaxed and romantic at night, lively around the pool by Island Tower (opened December 2024): Duo Studios day - the rare Deluxe that feels like a vacation inside the for 2, Deluxe Studios for 4, and 1- and 2-bedroom villas vacation, right down to the white-sand beach (lounging sleeping 5 and 9, plus penthouses - every room has a only - no swimming in the lagoon) balcony or patio Anyone can book the villas and tower through Disney - Rooms - the longhouses you do not need to be a DVC member Standard rooms are Moana-themed, about 404 sq. ft., and most sleep 5 - 2 queen beds plus a day bed, the Dining & drinks - the famous ones easiest Deluxe fit for a family of 5 'Ohana: character breakfast with Lilo & Stitch, then a Views: Resort, Pool or Marina, Lagoon, and Theme family-style Polynesian dinner famous for its noodles Park View - the top pick puts Cinderella Castle across and bread pudding - book it at 60 days out the water Kona Cafe for Tonga Toast at breakfast and sushi and Know before you book: most 2nd-floor longhouse Pan-Asian dishes later; Capt. Cook's is the quick- rooms have no balcony - ask for the 1st floor (patio) or service spot, open early to late 3rd floor (balcony) if outdoor space matters Pineapple Lanai: DOLE Whip without a park ticket - Club level: the King Kamehameha Club in the Hawaii and Wailulu Bar & Grill at the Island Tower for lagoon- longhouse - a private lounge with daily food and drinks, view dining and a prime lagoon-side spot Trader Sam's Grog Grotto: the tiny, theatrical tiki bar adults plan evenings around - it fills fast, so join the walk-up list early; the outdoor Tiki Terrace is the no-wait backup Pools, beach & getting around POOLS & THE BEACH TRANSPORT - THE MONORAIL LOOP Lava Pool: the feature pool under a towering volcano Monorail from the Great Ceremonial House straight to - a 142-foot waterslide, waterfall and zero-depth Magic Kingdom - minutes door to gate, stroller and all entry for little ones A short walk to the Transportation and Ticket Oasis Pool is the quieter second pool, and the Island Center for the direct EPCOT monorail, plus boats to Tower adds the Cove Pool and Moana's Voyage Magic Kingdom and buses to the other parks and splash pad Disney Springs Fireworks from the beach: watch the Magic The lagoon walkway runs toward the Grand Floridian Kingdom fireworks from the sand with the music piped and on to Magic Kingdom - a lovely evening stroll in - no park ticket, no crowds - then stay for the floating Electrical Water Pageant Best for Magic Kingdom-heavy trips, families of 5, and anyone who wants the resort to feel like a tropical trip of its own. Get a free quote at travel.magicnetwork.studio - Tiffany, Travel Magic Network Travel Magic Network · travel@magicnetwork.studio · travel.magicnetwork.studio