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This is the ultimate comprehensive guide to Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort!

Inside this guide, you’ll find information that will help you to make a decision about whether Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort is right for you.

Or, if you’re already booked, you’ll find strategies, tips, and information that will help you make the most of your dream vacation.

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Table of Contents

• What is the Polynesian Village Resort
• How is the Polynesian different
• Where is it located
• Resort Themes, Grounds, and Lobby
• Parking at the Polynesian Village Resort
• Getting there from the airport
• General Transportation Options
• Getting to and from the Disney Parks
• Getting to and from Disney Springs
• Electrical Water Pageant
• Beach
• Pools
• What perks do DVC members get at Polynesian Village Resort
• History of Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort
• How do Magic Bands Work at the Resort?
• Check in / Check out times
• About Polynesian Village Resort Longhouses
• Rollaway Beds
• Guests with Disabilities
• Wifi & Internet
• Disney Dollars
• Island Guides
• How to Buy Park Tickets at Polynesian Village Resort
• Dining options
• Spa
• Gym
• Laundry
• Disney Polynesian Village Resort Address
• Disney Polynesian Village Resort Phone Number
• Arcade
• What is There for Kids to Do?
• Running Trail
• What method of payment is accepted

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What is the Polynesian Village Resort?

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort is a Disney-owned and operated AAA Four-Diamond Award–winning deluxe resort located at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, FL.

Abundant in exotic island ambience, this highly celebrated oasis of tropical palms, white sandy beaches and lush vegetation has been charming guests by capturing the spirit of the South Pacific since October 1, 1971.

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What sets Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort apart from other resorts?

Disney’s Polynesian has a tropical Pacific islander theme and embodies the true aloha spirit.

A healthy dose of warm welcomes, exotic cuisine, immersive theming, and tribal-inspired décor help set this tiki haven apart from the rest. The resort’s unique atmosphere presents as casual chic with family friendly flair.  

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Where is the Disney Polynesian Village Resort?

Located on the shores of the Seven-Seas Lagoon, this resort is a prime location for guests looking to get lost in the magic by staying within the Disney bubble.

It is two monorail stops away from the Magic Kingdom and is within walking distance of the Ticket and Transportation Center (TCC).

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Resort Themes, Grounds and Lobby

The Polynesian Village Resort occupies 39 acres of immaculately manicured grounds displaying superb landscaping, palm-lined pathways, and tiki-lit walkways.

Each delicate detail helps set the scene, seduce the senses, and celebrate the carefree essence of an island getaway.

The Great Ceremonial House encapsulates the spirt of the South Pacific, serving as the hub of the resort, as well as the lobby, overflowing with tropical vegetation and playful adornment. It is also home to a wide array of restaurants, lounges, boutiques, and bars.

Recreation is abundant, including; two heated swimming pools, a white-sand beach, volleyball, fishing, campfires, movies under the stars, marina boat rentals, and more!

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Parking at Polynesian Village Resort

Overnight self-parking is available to guests for a fee that is applied upon check-out.

• Overnight self-parking: $25 per night.
• Valet parking: $33 per night.
• Complimentary self-parking is available while guests enjoy select dining, shopping, entertainment, and recreation experiences at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort.

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Getting There from the Airport

The road distance between Orlando Airport (MCO) and Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort is 24.4 miles.

Magical Express

The most affordable way to get from Orlando Airport (MCO) to Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort is via the Magical Express, a complimentary private ground transportation and luggage service available to guests with reservations at a Walt Disney World Resort.

This journey features onboard monitors that display fun facts, trivia, Disney World must-dos, and classic Disney cartoon shorts.

While the physical travel time from Orlando Airport (MCO) to Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort is short, prepare to book some extra wait time, as it is customary for the driver to wait for all passengers to board before hitting the road. This can add an additional 15 – 30 minutes.

Lyft

If you’re looking to shave some wait time off your travel, there is always Lyft, which costs an estimated $27 – $31 and takes roughly 33 minutes.

Oia Transfer Center

There is no direct bus from Orlando Airport (MCO) to Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort.

However, there are services that departs from the Oia Transfer Center and arrives at WDW Transportation & Ticket Center via Central Florida Parkway and Sea Harbor Drive.

This mode of transportation has 30 stops, takes approximately 1h 51m, and costs $4.

Minnie Van Airport Service

Disney also offers a Minnie Van Airport Service, allowing you to secure your ride from the Orlando International Airport (MCO) to Disney’s Polynesian Resort (and vice versa) up to 6 months in advance.

Minnie Van vehicles are known for their comfortability and Minnie Mouse inspired theming. Each vehicle has the ability to accommodate 6 Guests, 6 medium-sized suitcases and can be equipped with up to 3 complimentary car seats. You can also choose to check your bags in advance at Resort Airport Services/Check-In before you depart. The cost of this Disney sanctioned option is $155 each way; gratuity not included.

Disney’s Minnie Van service works with the Lyft app. Simply open the Lyft app from anywhere within Walt Disney World Resort to access Minnie Van service, request a ride and pay for it through the app—or call (407) 828-3500 to request an accessible vehicle. Don’t worry about the wait, vehicles are typically just minutes away.

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General Transportation Options

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort’s location offers a myriad of fun and convenient transportation options, including:

Monorail

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort showcases the much beloved world-famous monorail, located on the second floor of the Great Ceremonial House. Whisk away to Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, the Magic Kingdom, Disney’s Contemporary Resort, the Transportation & Ticket Center (TTC), and back to Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort.

Epcot Monorail and Express Monorail

The Epcot Monorail and the Express Monorail, providing express roundtrips to Epcot and the Magic Kingdom park, can be found at the Transportation & Ticket Center, (TTC), just a short walk from Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort.

Note: The Walt Disney World Monorail System operates from 30 minutes prior to earliest park opening until one hour after latest park closing.

Bus

There is no need to worry a traffic jam in fairyland.

Disney’s complimentary, air-conditioned bus service invites you to relax and enjoy the ride. Almost anywhere you want to go at Walt Disney World Resort is conveniently accessible through this service, which operates in approximately 20-minute intervals.

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort contains a convenient bus stop just seconds away from the Great Ceremonial House. Here you will find separate bus transportation to the following locations:

• Disney’s Hollywood Studios
• Disney’s Animal Kingdom/Blizzard Beach
• Disney Springs/Typhoon Lagoon

Boat

If you’re looking for the most scenic way to get to/from the Magic Kingdom and/or Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, we suggest you give the water a whirl.

Boats run from 30-minutes before Magic Kingdom opens until close and can be found directly behind the Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort’s Lava Pool.

Walking Path

Care to stretch your legs? Try the walking path, leading you to either the Transportation & Ticket Center (TTC) or Luau Cove, followed by Disney’s Wedding Pavilion, Disney’s Grand Floridian Spa & Heath Club, and finally Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort.

Water Taxis, Boats, and the Ferry

Water taxis, boats, and ferries allow you to travel in style. Feel the breeze as you gently cruise through the Seven Seas Lagoon and Bay Lake or Crescent Lake and Lake Hollywood.

Magic Kingdom Park
Accessible by water taxi from:

• Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
• The Villas at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
• Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort
• Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground
• Disney’s Wilderness Lodge
• Boulder Ridge Villas at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge

Note: Ferryboats connect Magic Kingdom park to the Transportation and Ticket Center.

Epcot and Disney’s Hollywood Studios
Accessible by boat from:

• Disney’s BoardWalk Inn
• Disney’s BoardWalk Villas
• Disney’s Beach Club Resort
• Disney’s Beach Club Villas
• Disney’s Yacht Club Resort
• Walt Disney World Swan Hotel
• Walt Disney World Dolphin Hotel

Disney Springs
Accessible by ferryboat from:

• Disney’s Port Orleans Resort—French Quarter
• Disney’s Port Orleans Resort—Riverside
• Disney’s Old Key West Resort
• Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa

Note: Who doesn’t want to enjoy a relaxing ride on the Ferry while they’re in the land of make believe?

While you cannot take a Ferryboat directly to and/or from Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, you can catch a Ferryboat to and/or from Transportation and Ticket Center and/or from the Magic Kingdom.

Minnie Vans (within Walt Disney World Resort)

No matter where you’re headed within Walt Disney World Resort, you’ll get there in a jiffy with Minnie Van Service, Disney’s owned and operated whimsical personal ride service.

Minnie Van vehicles are known for their comfortability and Minnie Mouse inspired theming. Each vehicle can accommodate 6 Guests and is equipped with 2 complimentary child safety seats.

Disney’s Minnie Van service works with the Lyft app. Simply open the Lyft app from anywhere within Walt Disney World Resort to access Minnie Van service, request a ride and pay for it through the app—or call (407) 828-3500 to request an accessible vehicle. Don’t worry about the wait, vehicles are typically just minutes away.

Traveling with Young Children?
No problem! Each vehicle is equipped with 2 child safety seats that can be expertly installed for you.

Require an Accessible Vehicle?
Minnie Van vehicles can accommodate guests with standard wheelchairs, motorized vehicles and electric conveyance vehicles (ECVs). Simply call a Minnie Van Service Specialist at (407) 828-3500 to make your request 45 to 60 minutes prior to needing the vehicle.

Cost
Prices vary based on where you wish to travel within Walt Disney World Resort.

Hours of Operation
Minnie Van service operates from 6:30 AM to 12:30 AM daily.

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Getting To and From Parks with Free Transportation

Thanks to Disney’s complimentary transportation, getting to and from the park is simple and easy. Here is a helpful shortcut on where to board:

Magic Kingdom
If you wish to get to the Magic Kingdom, board the monorail (located on the second floor of Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort’s Great Ceremonial House) or a boat (located behind the Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort’s Lava Pool).

Epcot
If you wish to get to Epcot, take the monorail from Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort to the Ticket & Transportation Center (TTC). Board the Epcot monorail. Don’t forget, there is a walkway from Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort to the Ticket & Transportation Center (TTC). This can help you cut down on monorail wait times.

Hollywood Studios
If you wish to get to Disney’s Hollywood Studios, board the Disney Hollywood Studios bus located outside Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort’s Great Ceremonial House.

Animal Kingdom
If you wish to get to Disney’s Animal Kingdom, board the Animal Kingdom/Blizzard Beach bus, located outside the Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort’s Great Ceremonial House.

Blizzard Beach
If you wish to get to Disney’s Blizzard Beach, board the Animal Kingdom/Blizzard Beach bus, located outside the Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort’s Great Ceremonial House.

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Get To and From Disney Springs

Buses to Disney Springs conveniently stop in front of the Great Ceremonial House until 4 p.m.

After 4 p.m. guests are required to board a bus from the Ticket & Transportation Center (TTC).

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Electrical Water Pageant

Grab a front row seat on the beach to add a touch of evening enchantment with this must-see musical procession, overflowing with luminescent splendor.

Twinkling along the shoreline of Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, the Electrical Water Pageant provides the thrilling sights and sounds of familiar Disney tunes as spectacular light up floats travel by you in a water-bound parade.

You’ll see and hear King Triton and his marvelous band of sea creatures followed by a star-studded finale complete with rousing patriotic anthems.

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Beach

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort calls you to its shores with luxurious hammocks, lounge chairs, swings, and a view of the Seven Seas Lagoon, complete with a glimmering glimpse of Disney’s Contemporary Resort and Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa.

Troubles seem to melt away as the wind whispers through the palms and melodic native melodies softly play in the distance.

The white sand beach also provides the idyllic location to view the Magic Kingdom’s evening fireworks display.

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Pools

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort offers two unique pool options for guests to choose from; one for adventure and one for serenity.

However, have no fear, the Tiki Gods have provided both locations with a lounge and bar nearby, showcasing snacks and refreshments.

Lava Pool
An exhilarating 142-foot-long waterslide, looming volcano, and a wonderous waterfall make this pool a splish-splash Tiki utopia. Not to mention, the zero-depth entry point slopes gradually into the pool providing an easy entry and exit.

Oasis Pool
Leisure takes center stage as this picturesque refuge provides the ultimate in subtle South Seas charm and tranquility. The Oasis Pool features comfortable cabanas available for reservation by calling the Reservation Center or through the Concierge.

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What perks do DVC Members get?

If you are a blue card-carrying member of Disney Vacation Club (DVC), you are already well-aware that membership has its perks. But if you’re new to DVC or need a refresher:

DVC members save 10% to 20% on dining and merchandise throughout Walt Disney World, including shops inside Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort and the highly coveted ‘Ohana. This discount is limited to shops owned and operated by Disney.

Note: While there is no DVC discount on Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort’s Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show, a 10% discount is available to Annual Passholders, as well as a 20% discount to members of Tables in Wonderland.

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History of Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort

Throughout the late 1960s WED Enterprises (Walt Disney Imagineering) drafted plans to create a man-made lake with a lagoon, around which the Magic Kingdom and five resorts would reside; the Asian, the Persian, the Polynesian Village, Tempo Bay Resort, and the Venetian.

The location of The Tempo Bay Resort (Disney’s Contemporary Resort) and the Polynesian (Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort) was no mere accident. Walt personally and intentionally placed these resorts, fashioning Disney’s Contemporary Resort as the backdrop for Tomorrowland, and Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort as the backdrop for Adventureland.

One initial concept for Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort featured a twelve-story tower, mirroring that of a luxury hotel on Honolulu’s Waikiki Beach. However, by 1970, plans progressed to the architecturally authentic village layout familiar to visitors today.

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort was designed by WED Enterprises (Walt Disney Imagineering), the California architectural firm of Welton Becket & Associates and United States Steel Corp. This dream-team employed a unique building process known as “unitized modular construction.” Construction began as late as February 1971, less than eight months before the first guests were scheduled to arrive.

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort opened on October 1, 1971. The Grand Opening ceremony, held on October 24, 1971, featured a stunning luau upon the shores of the lagoon, starring several Polynesian entertainers, as guests dined on a plethora of authentic island fare.

Throughout the years, Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort has played host to notable guests, such as; Lucille Ball, Bob Hope, John Lennon, Fred MacMurray, and the Disney family.

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How do Magic Bands Work at the Resort?

This vibrant wristband is known as “an all-in-one device that effortlessly connects you to all the vacation choices you made with My Disney Experience.”

In other words, once you’ve linked your MagicBand, you can use it to enter the parks, unlock your Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort hotel room, gain access the pool, and even purchase food and/or merchandise. In addition, your MagicBand provides FastPass+ access to all the experiences you’ve previously selected online.

If you’re looking to capture those extra magical moments, MagicBands also connect to Disney’s PhotoPass Service.

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Check-In / Check-Out Times

Check-in time at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort is 3:00 PM.
Check-out time at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort is 11:00 AM.

Tip: Every second counts when you’re at Walt Disney World. That’s why we suggest taking advantage of Disney’s Online Check-In program, which allows you to check-in 60 days prior to your arrival.

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About Polynesian Village Resort Longhouses

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort divides rooms into eleven longhouses. Each longhouse is unique in size, number of rooms, and is named after islands in the South Pacific.

Here is a list of the current longhouses, along with a few facts about what makes them distinctive;

Aotearoa: 415 square feet rooms, offering a selection of Standard, Lagoon and Theme Park views. Aotearoa is the only building at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort with Standard view rooms that face the lagoon. Long walk to the Transportation and Ticket Center (TTC), short distance to the Great Ceremonial House and Luau Cove.

Fiji: 415 square feet rooms, offering both Standard and Marina views. Long walk to the Transportation and Ticket Center (TTC), short distance to the Great Ceremonial House and Luau Cove.

Hawaii: 415 square feet rooms, Club Level rooms, offering Garden views, Lagoon views, Theme Park views. Short walk to the Great Ceremonial House, close proximity to the beach and the pools.

Moorea (DVC): Great Lake views and near Transportation and Ticket Center (TTC).

Niue: 415 square feet rooms, offering 22 Standard view rooms, featuring views of both pools. Close to the Great Ceremonial House and pools. The Niue longhouse is one of the smaller longhouses at the Disney Polynesian Village Resort and is the only one without an elevator.

Tokelau (DVC): Roughly 476 square feet rooms, offering Standard views with views of the lagoon and castle in a few rooms. The Tokelau longhouse is the largest of the longhouses at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort. Tokelau is centrally located, convenient to the Great Ceremonial House, the pools, the laundry, and is just a short walk to the Transportation and Ticket Center (TTC).

Tonga: Club Level Suites ranging from the small Honeymoon Suite (385 square feet) to the immense, 2-story, King Kamehameah Suite (1863 square feet).  Intimate and unique, Tonga is the home to all the suites at the Polynesian Village Resort. Tonga is centrally located just outside of the Great Ceremonial House.

Tuvalu: 415 square feet rooms, best non-Club Level Lagoon and Theme Park views but not great Standard views. Practically seated in the Seven Seas Lagoon, the Tuvalu longhouse is the most remote of the longhouses at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort. However, it comes with a tradeoff, as this location requires you to walk around the marina to access almost everything except the luau.

Pago Pago (DVC): 415 square feet rooms, close to its own parking lot and Transportation and Ticket Center (TTC).

Rarotonga: 415 square feet, offering pool and monorail views. Rarotonga is considered the best longhouse at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort due to its close proximity to the Great Ceremonial House, pool, laundry, and bus stop.

Samoa: 415 square feet, offering pool views with some views of the lagoon. Much akin to the Rarotonga, the Samoa longhouse at the Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort is exceedingly popular due to its close proximity to the Great Ceremonial House, the pool, and the beach.

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Rollaway Beds

All rooms come with a daybed, however, rollaway beds are currently unavailable at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort.

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Accessibility and Guests with Disabilities

Select rooms are wheelchair accessible and include oversized bathrooms with wider doors. Some rooms include roll-in showers or bathtubs with handrails. All these rooms are equipped with double peepholes. You can request a shower bench or a hand-held showerhead in any room.

Elevators are in every building, except Niue. To get to the second floor of Niue, enter Rarotonga, where you will find an elevator to the second floor. Cross the walkway that connects the upper floors of these two buildings.

Designated parking areas for guests with disabilities are provided in the main parking lot. For vehicles displaying a valid disability parking permit, complimentary valet parking will be provided.

Room communication kits can be installed in any room, including door knock and phone alerts, bed shakers, TTY telephones, strobe fire alarms, and phone amplifiers. A limited number of wheelchairs are available at Guest Services. While they are complimentary, they do require a deposit. If a credit card is on your reservation, the deposit is waived. These wheelchairs are rented on a first-come first-served basis and cannot be reserved. There is currently no access to electric convenience vehicles at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort.

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort Lava Pool is a “zero-entry” pool, providing an entrance that slopes gradually, replicating the beach. There is also a water wheelchair available to aid in entering the pool.

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Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi is free of charge throughout Walt Disney World Resort theme parks, restaurants, hotels, bus loading zones, pool area, and arcades. Select the Walt Disney World Resort network from a Wi-Fi enabled device and… you’re internet ready!

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Disney Dollars

Got some Disney Dollars burning a hole in your pocket? Well, good news! Disney Dollars are accepted at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort shops, dinning, and recreation areas, as well as the Front Desk and Concierge.

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Island Guide

Island Guides are located at the entrance of the Great Ceremonial House.

Once you have successfully checked-in to Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, an Island Guide will greet you in Polynesian tradition by presenting you and your guests with a lei.

Be sure to take advantage of these cultural specialists, as they can answer any questions you have regarding Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort. 

You may also find Island Guides holding daily arts and crafts activities.

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How to Buy Park Tickets at Polynesian Village Resort

With all the beauty and splendor that Disney’s Polynesian Village Resorts beholds, you may never wish to leave the resort.

But, if you wish to venture out to the parks and have yet to purchase your park tickets, the Lobby Concierge can set you up.

In addition, they also sell special event tickets, including; Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party, and more!

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Polynesian Village Resort Dining Options

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort offers a myriad of exquisite dining options, from; hidden interactive tiki bars to all you care to eat family-style table service, and heaps of delicious Dole Whip in between!

Bar/Lounge

• Barefoot Pool Bar 
• Tambu Lounge
• Trader Sam’s Grog Grotto

Quick Service

• Capt. Cook’s
• Oasis Bar and Grill
• ‘Ohana

Table Service

• Disney’s Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show
• Kona Cafe

Market

• Kona Island
• Moana Mercantile
• Pineapple Lanai

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Spa Services

While there may not be a spa directly on site at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, you are just minutes away from Senses – A Disney Spa and Salon at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa.

Take advantage of your proximity to the monorail and visit this world-class spa, health club and salon, offering massages, body treatments, hair styling and grooming services.

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Gym

You won’t find a fitness center at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, but guests are welcome and encouraged to use the fitness center at its neighboring resort, Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa.

While you can take the monorail, we suggest taking a stroll along the path that connects Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort and Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa.

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Laundry

Did you know that every Walt Disney World Resort hotel has its very own laundry facility?

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort is no exception to the rule. Located nearby Lilo’s Playhouse, this 24-hour on-site laundry room is easy to access and simple to use.

Cost
Each wash/dry costs $3.00. Unfortunately, MagicBands are not currently accepted as payment. You’ll want to bring your debit and/or credit card along with you. You will also find soap and fabric softener available in single-used packets for $1.00 each.

Time
No one wants to do chores while they’re on vacation. But, don’t worry, wash/dry cycles only last roughly 30 minutes each. So, you’ll be back to the pool or parks in no time!

Tip: You may want to bring an empty suitcase or bag with you to help transport your clothing to/from the laundry room.

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Disney Polynesian Village Resort Address

1600 Seven Seas Lagoon Drive
Orlando, FL 32830

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Disney Polynesian Village Resort Phone Number

(407) 824-2000

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Arcade

Have a gamer in the family? There are two arcades located at nearby Walt Disney World Resort hotels that guests of Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort are welcome to use:

The Game Station Arcade @ Disney’s Contemporary Resort

Located on the 4^th floor of Disney’s Contemporary Resort, this game room is just a zip-a-dee-do-dah monorail ride away. Be sure to put aside a few extra minutes to check out the shops, dining options, and terrace, which boasts breathtaking views of the Magic Kingdom.

Arcadia Games Arcade @ Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa

Sure, you can take the monorail. But, why not take in the sights while traversing upon the walking/jogging path between Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort and Disney’s Contemporary Resort, just a brisk 15 minutes away.

Located on the ground floor of the main building, the entrance is right next door to the Gasparilla Island Grill, Grand Floridian’s renowned quick-service restaurant.

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What is There for Kids to Do?

Movies Under the Stars: Complimentary screenings of classic Disney films, held in the evening on the lawn of the Great Ceremonial House.

Polynesian Village Campfire Activities: Enjoy the evening breeze as you roast marshmallows upon a blazing campfire. 

Fishing: This guided catch-and-release excursion features bass fishing with a twist.

Volleyball: Nestled between the Hawaii and Tahiti longhouses, you’ll find family-friendly volleyball courts awaiting your competitive side.

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Running Trail

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort provides a one mile running course throughout its luxuriant grounds. Beginning at the Moorea longhouse and leading to the elegant Grand Floridian Resort and Spa, this wide and peaceful path offers intoxicating views of the Magic Kingdom, as you navigate along the Seven Seas Lagoon.

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What method of payment does the resort accept?

Just like most other Disney resorts, like Aulani, you can pay for your Polynesian stay with credit card, including the Disney Visa. Disney gift cards are also accepted.

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Video: Full Tour of Polynesian Village Resort