“Expanding our Disney Vacation Club offerings at the Polynesian would give our Members and Guests yet another incredible option for staying close to the magic while making vacation memories that last a lifetime.” “It’s no secret that our Members and guests love the monorail resorts at Walt Disney World,” said Bill Diercksen, senior vice president and general manager of Disney Vacation Club. This high-profile Magic Kingdom resort area has already become crowded in recent years with the addition of the Villas at the Grand Floridian.

Spirit of Aloha has not reopened since the closure two years ago, and is now permanently closed.įor those unfamiliar with Spirit of Aloha, the new Disney Vacation Club wing will essentially be between the existing Polynesian Village Resort and Disney’s Wedding Pavilion, which itself is adjacent to the Grand Floridian. Located on the shores of Seven Seas Lagoon and on the monorail line to Magic Kingdom, the proposed project will replace Disney’s Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show, a luau featuring traditional Polynesian dances, live music, and an all-you-care-to-enjoy tropical feast. In this post, we’ll share details and a timeline, permit plans, construction photos, our opinion of the Disney Vacation Club expansion, and why this is likely happening.

Walt Disney World has announced plans to build a new DVC tower at Polynesian Village Resort.

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