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As one of Walt Disney World’s original hotels, the Polynesian, or Poly, has a rich history and is incredibly popular with Disney fans. Disney resorts are all family-friendly, but with an amazing pool area, kids’ club, and large rooms that sleep a family of five, The Poly exceeds expectations.
Located on the northwest side of Walt Disney World, the Poly is connected to several Disney resorts, including the Grand Floridian and the Contemporary, via the resorts ultra-convenient location right on the monorail line. The monorail and ferry also offer transportation to Magic Kingdom, and a short walk to the Transportation Center, which offers rides to Epcot. Traveling to other parks requires a short bus ride.
The Poly is considered a village because of the sprawling layout compromised of 11 longhouses, the Bora Bora Bungalows, and the Great Ceremonial House. There are many on-site amenities, ranging from a grotto pool that features a 40-foot tall volcano and 140-foot-long waterslide, a white sand beach with recreation, an outdoor playground, and a 24-hour video game arcade.
There are three kid-friendly restaurants in addition to Trader Sam’s Grog Grotto. Kona Café, Captain Cook’s, and ‘Ohana are the on-site restaurants offering something for everyone. Plus, the Spirit of Aloha dinner show is extremely popular. For fine dining, the Grand Floridian and the Contemporary are just a short monorail ride away.
The rooms are a huge advantage to families because they sleep up to five people, more than most Disney resorts. They have recently undergone a big renovation in terms of design. Plenty of sleeping space, places to sit, a desk, and furnished balconies are great features for families at the resort.
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Disney's Polynesian Village Resort offers three kid-friendly restaurants in addition to Trader Sam’s Grog Grotto. Kona Café, Captain Cook’s, and ‘Ohana are the on-site restaurants offering something for everyone. Plus, the Spirit of Aloha dinner show is extremely popular.
The resort offers a grotto pool with a 40-foot tall volcano and 140-foot-long waterslide, a white sand beach with recreation, an outdoor playground, and a 24-hour video game arcade. Additionally, there are three kid-friendly restaurants and a Spirit of Aloha dinner show.
The rooms at Disney's Polynesian Village Resort are a huge advantage to families because they sleep up to five people, more than most Disney resorts. They have recently undergone a big renovation in terms of design. Plenty of sleeping space, places to sit, a desk, and furnished balconies are great features for families at the resort.
The resort is conveniently located on the monorail line, offering transportation to Magic Kingdom, and a short walk to the Transportation Center, which offers rides to Epcot. Traveling to other parks requires a short bus ride. Additionally, there is a ferry for transportation.
Nearby attractions to Disney's Polynesian Village Resort include Disney's Palm Golf Course, Disney's Magnolia Golf Course, Epcot, Fantasia Gardens Miniature Golf, Walt Disney World Resort, Disney's BoardWalk Resort, Grand Cypress Golf Club, Disney's Winter Summerland Miniature Golf Course, Disney's Lake Buena Vista Golf Course, La Nouba, House of Blues Orlando, and Disney Springs.
If you plan on celebrating a special birthday during your stay at the Disney's Polynesian Village Resort, there are several packages for you to choose from. The Mickey & Minnie’s Birthday Celebration is a popular choice that costs $325 and includes balloons, cupcakes, a birthday hat, and several customized souvenirs. The Mickey’s Grand Birthday Party is a more affordable option that costs $130 and comes with a pair of Mickey ears, rice krispy treats, and two large bags of popcorn.
To hydrate your skin and remove fine lines from your face, make a reservation for the Vitamin C Signature Facial, which costs $235 and includes a cool salt stone massage. If you would like to relieve tension from your body and feel both recharged and relaxed, opt for the Authentic Aromatherapy Massage that costs between $150 and $210. The Citrus Milk Signature Experience is a favorite amongst guests at the Disney's Polynesian Village Resort, and it includes a sugar scrub and a soothing milk bath.
For those that are staying at the Disney's Polynesian Village Resort with their family, consider keeping the kids entertained by sending them to Camp Dolphin, an activity center for guests between the ages of 4 and 12. At the camp, kids can participate in a variety of activities, including arts and crafts, board game competitions, video games, and movie nights. If you purchase a spa treatment or dinner reservation through the hotel, you can also be eligible to receive up to 2h for free at the camp.
When you stay at the Disney's Polynesian Village Resort, make sure to catch the popular Night Time Water Parade, a show that dates back to 1971 and is offered every day. During the holidays, the hotel also offers a selection of festive shows that can be enjoyed for free, such as Christmas caroling. Additionally, the resort has several campfires and items such as roasting sticks and marshmallows, a perfect way for the family to relax together and enjoy a sweet treat.
For guests that will be flying into Orlando International Airport, there are several ways to travel to the Disney's Polynesian Village Resort, including renting a car and taking public transportation. If you decide to drive between the two locations, the trip will last you approximately 29 to 35m. There are several rental companies that you can choose from at the airport, with examples including Sixt, Budget, and Enterprise. If you are not interested in renting your own car, you can always opt to use a ridesharing service instead, such as Uber. For a regular UberX, the fare will be between $35 to $40, while a larger UberXL will cost closer to $50. (Prices checked 25/06/19).
Disney's Polynesian Village Resort is located at 1600 Seven Seas Drive, 4.3 miles from the center of Lake Buena Vista. Disney's Palm Golf Course is the closest landmark to Disney's Polynesian Village Resort.
Check-in time is 3:00 PM and check-out time is 11:00 AM at Disney's Polynesian Village Resort.
Yes, Disney's Polynesian Village Resort offers free Wi-Fi.
Disney's Polynesian Village Resort is 16.9 miles from Orlando.
Yes, Disney's Polynesian Village Resort has a pool onsite.
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