There’s a lot of work being done over at Disney’s Polynesian Resort at Disney World.
The resort is currently undergoing a big Moana– themed refurbishment, and we’ve been following a lot of the construction progress!
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There’s a lot of work being done over at Disney’s Polynesian Resort at Disney World.
The resort is currently undergoing a big Moana– themed refurbishment, and we’ve been following a lot of the construction progress!
Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort has served up some iconic drinks over the years, including the Lapu Lapu from Tambu Lounge, and of course the wide array of legendary libations at Trader Sam’s Grog Grotto.
Over at Barefoot Pool Bar, however, we think we just discovered another drink to enter the Polynesian Hall of Fame, and it even came with a fun holiday twist!
As you might have heard, Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort is getting some MAJOR work done right now.
The Polynesian is set to remain closed through the summer of 2021 for refurbishments in most areas of the resort, including a Moana-themed makeover to the guest rooms. As a part of this work, the monorail station at the resort is now closed.
We’ve been keeping an eye on all of the construction going on at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort.
Various changes are set take to place around the hotel as it undergoes refurbishment and its guest rooms get a Moana-inspired makeover. As a result of the construction, the monorail station at the Polynesian will be closing temporarily later this year.
Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort in Walt Disney World will receive some major refurbishments this year!
Disney postponed reopening much of the resort in order to finish construction projects on guest rooms, the main lobby, and the entryway. The guest rooms will receive a new Moana-inspired theme and the concept art for the massive entryway overhaul was released recently. We’ve been stopping by the resort frequently to see the construction progress and how it is affecting visiting guests.
The cuts to entertainment at Walt Disney World’s resorts just keep on coming.
First, the Grand Floridian Society Orchestra announced its final performance, then Yeeha Bob revealed he had been laid off.
Just a few weeks ago, we shared with you that Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort will not be reopening until the summer of 2021 to finish some refurbishment work, including a Moana-inspired look for the Resort’s guest rooms.
The refurbishment work is set to begin in October, and now we’ve got a few updates on how that construction could impact your stay at Disney’s Polynesian Villas and Bungalows or simply a trip to dine at the resort.
It seems the Evil Queen has been busy making lots of poisoned apples lately. We’ve spotted the Poisoned Candied Apple at Disney’s Hollywood Studios…
…and the Not So Poison Apple Cupcake in Magic Kingdom. Now, we’ve spotted another poisoned apple treat…but this time, it’s in drink form (and thankfully, it wasn’t actually poisoned)!
Although Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort won’t be reopening until next year, Disney’s Polynesian Villas and Bungalows are currently open, as are several of the restaurants at the Polynesian.
One spot that reopened at the Polynesian a few months ago was Pineapple Lanai. When we stopped by today for a Dole Whip treat, we found a speciality Dole Whip Float that comes with…popping candy!Â
Things at Disney World are constantly changing.
Whether you’re looking to stay at a Disney hotel during your next visit, or just looking to stop by to grab a meal at one of the hotel restaurants, these are the 5 updates that could change your vacation plans.