Step inside a tropical paradise at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, a fan-favorite resort themed to the South Pacific islands. Conveniently located on the monorail, the Polynesian is a popular spot situated on Seven Seas Lagoon in the Magic Kingdom Resort Area.

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort Fast Facts

• Resort Area: Magic Kingdom Resort Area
• Resort Category: Deluxe
• Theming: South Pacific Islands
• Transportation Options:
  • Monorail to Magic Kingdom and EPCOT
  • Boat to Magic Kingdom
  • Walking path to the Transportation and Ticket Center

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort Overview

For a tropical paradise vacation at Disney World, the Polynesian is the place to go. Along with its Moana-themed rooms, you can also choose to stay in a Deluxe Studio through the Villas at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, or the particularly unique bungalows, which are situated over the waters of Seven Seas Lagoon.

Room Types

• Standard Room: Sleeps up to five adults with two Queen Beds and one Day Bed, or a King Bed and Day Bed. Come with views of the water, resort, or theme park. Club Level Rooms: Standard Room with Club Level access to the King Kamehameha Club, available with a theme park room sleeping up to five adults.
• 1-Bedroom Suite Club-Level: Sleeps up to give adults with personalized guest services and access to the King Kamehameha Club.
• Ambassador VP Suite: Sleeps up to eight adults with a King Bed, two Queen Beds, and a Queen-size Sleeper Sofa. Comes with personalized guest services and access to the King Kamehameha Club.

Additionally, you can book a Deluxe Studio or over-water bungalow through the Villas at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort. Starting in December 2024, the Island Tower will be another DVC property available.

Transportation

• Monorail: The resort is on the Magic Kingdom monorail loop, offering direct access to the Magic Kingdom. You can also walk to the Transportation and Ticket Center to get a monorail ride to EPCOT.
• Boat Transportation: Take a boat to Magic Kingdom.
• Buses: You can take a bus to Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Disney Springs, or the water parks.

Dining

• ‘Ohana: A family-style restaurant serving Polynesian-inspired dishes for breakfast and dinner. In the evening, enjoy an all-you-can-eat feast of grilled meats, stir-fried vegetables, noodles, and more, with a stunning view of the Magic Kingdom fireworks. For breakfast, you’ll enjoy a character meal with Mickey and Stitch.
• Kona Café: A casual dining option offering a mix of traditional American dishes with an island twist. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
• Trader Sam’s Grog Grotto: A fun and immersive tiki bar serving tropical cocktails and small plates.
• Capt. Cook’s: A quick-service location offering a variety of casual fare, including island-inspired dishes like pulled pork nachos.
• Pineapple Lanai: A quick-service spot with soft-serve and DOLE Whip.
• Tambu Lounge: Located near ‘Ohana, this lounge offers tropical cocktails and light bites.

Pools and Activities

• Lava Pool: The resort’s feature pool, located near the main building, features a towering volcano, a waterslide, and a zero-entry point.
• Oasis Pool: A quieter pool near the villas with poolside dining.

Additional activities and amenities include:

• Movies Under the Stars 
• Boat Rentals 
• Jogging Trail 

The Villas and Bungalows at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort Address and Phone Number

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort
1600 Seven Seas Drive
Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
(407) 824-3000