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Video: Progress Update on Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort’s DVC Tower

Disney's Polynesian Resort DVC Tower

Construction of Disney Vacation Club (DVC)’s latest addition to the Walt Disney World Resort looks “ready to go” along the edge of the Seven Seas Lagoon.

The area of Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort which once held the beloved Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show, will soon be home to a massive, modern tower with an updated waterfront. But at the moment, it remains an active construction site that can be conveniently spied on by Guests from the Walt Disney World Monorail System. And that’s just what DisneyDining.com were able to do recently.

Posting the story to TikTok, the person notes, “Demolition of Spirit of Aloha area looks complete … Resort opening date currently set for 2024.”

Check it out:

@disneydining

View from the monorail. Demolition of Spirit of Aloha area looks complete and cleanup up. Resort opening date currently set for 2024. . . Like and follow for more Disney updates. . #waltdisneyworld #disneyworld #monorailresort #disneyspolynesianresort #disneyvacation #disneyvacationclub #disneyresort

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Disney Fanatic has previously reported that the expansion will feature new DVC villas, a new parking lot, a new pool area, and the incorporation of a “sea wall” promenade instead of a sandy beach area that is found elsewhere around the monorail hotel. It is still unclear how the construction will affect Guests’ ability to walk from the Poly to Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa, as well as what level of accessibility Guests staying in other areas of the Resort will have to this area.

Disney Vacation Club Polynesian Art

Credit: Disney

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Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort is one of the oldest Resort hotels on Disney World property, opening with Magic Kingdom Park in 1971, and is home to beloved experiences like Trader Sam’s Grog Grotto and the all-you-can-eat Character Dining at O’hana’s. It is also home to the Kona Cafe, which will reopen soon with a whole new look.

kona cafe polynesian

Credit: Tim Martinson

Read More: Glimpses of the ‘New’ Kona Cafe Are Revealed

We at Disney Fanatic will continue to update our readers on Disney Parks news and stories as more developments come to light.

About T.K. Bosacki

Born and raised in Tampa, Florida, TK Bosacki is a professional writer, amateur adventurer, and lifelong Disney Fanatic. His Disney Park days include Space Mountain, Tower of Terror, Kilimanjaro Safaris, and Nomad Lounge. He believes in starting at the Canada pavilion (IYKYK), and the Monorail is superior to all Ferry Boats.

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