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Polynesian5050 points for 2026 and beyond, Low But FirmAug---$8,200Sale Pending
Polynesian5050 points for 2025 and beyond.Jun188$9,400New
Polynesian501 point for 2024, 50 points for 2025 and beyond, Low But FirmDec---$8,250Sale Pending
Polynesian5050 for 2025 and beyond. Can close 5/16/25Oct189$9,450New
Polynesian5151 points for 2024 and beyond, Low But FirmDec---$8,415Sale Pending
Polynesian10011 points for 2025, 100 for 2026 and beyond. Can close 1/24/25Sep---$16,900Sale Pending
Polynesian100100 points for 2025 and beyondDec---$17,500Sale Pending
Polynesian100100 points for 2025 and beyondDec175$17,500Available
Polynesian10015 points banked for 2024, 100 points for 2025 and beyondApr---$17,500Sale Pending
Polynesian100/ 70 points banked for 2023, 33 points for 2024, 100 points for 2025 and beyondOct175$17,500New
Polynesian110115 points for 2025, 110 for 2026 and beyond. Can close 12/1/24Aug---$18,810Sale Pending
Polynesian150150 points banked for 2024, 150 points for 2025 and beyondFeb167$25,050New
Polynesian160160 points for 2025 and beyond, Low But Firm, CAN CLOSE 10/27/24Aug163$26,080Available
Polynesian180116 points for 2024, 180 points for 2025 and beyond, CAN CLOSE 12/1/24Oct---$32,940Sale Pending
Polynesian220220 points for 2025 and beyondJun162$35,640New
Disney DVC Polynesian view of water bungalows at sunset
Expires
2066
Maintenance Cost
$8.23 per point
Public Offering Statement
5 Star Resort
1600 Seven Seas Drive Lake Buena Vista, Florida

Laidback, Pacific island vibes, tropical drinks and colorful flowers; this is what Disney’s Polynesian Resort is all about. Built in 1971 as one of the original resorts at Disney World, Disney’s Polynesian added 380 Disney Vacation Club suites to the resort in 2015. Considering that the Polynesian is one of the most popular Resort Hotels on Disney property, this addition made perfect sense when DVC was looking to expand.

The theming at the Polynesian is striking and arguably some of the best you’ll find at any Disney Resort. Walking through the front doors and into the grand Ceremonial House feels like you are transported to a remote Pacific island, circa 1970. The mix of dark brown hues, brightly colored floral arrangements and native Polynesian carvings is reminiscent of a classic island resort set upon the jungles of the island. 

But it’s not just the theming that makes the Polynesian one of the most popular resorts at Disney World. Being one of the first resorts built on property, its prime location is definitely a perk of staying here. Placed directly along the Resort Monorail line with a designated station in the resort means that guests can quickly commute to the Magic Kingdom and the Transportation and Ticket Center (TTC) for transfers to Epcot. Let’s review the other perks of staying at DVC’s Polynesian Resort.

Accommodations

In 2015 when Disney decided to expand the Polynesian to add DVC units, they went all out. Not only did they add 360 Deluxe Studios to the resort but they also added 20 over-the-water Bungalows, bringing the true Polynesian vacation feeling directly to Disney World. This unique addition added another level of luxury to DVC that to this day is unmatched. 

Available Rooms

Deluxe Studios

With over 300 Studios to choose from, there are plenty of options at the Polynesian. As an added bonus, each Studio is equipped with an extra Murphy bed making them able to accommodate up to 5 guests.

Water Bungalows

Disney DVC Polynesian Resort

The ultimate suite for the perfect getaway, these private on-the-water bungalows are exactly as you’d imagine to experience on an exotic vacation to Bora Bora or Fiji. They each have 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a large open kitchen, a water view living room with a sleeping bed, and a huge deck with lounge chairs and a soaking pool. 

Available Views

Disney DVC Polynesian Resort

All Deluxe Studios are either Standard View or Lake View. Bungalows are all located on the Seven Seas Lagoon and are therefore considered Lakefront. 

Standard View

View of the resort pool, gardens or parking area

Lake View

View of the Seven Seas Lagoon, Magic Kingdom and the Grand Floridian Resort. 

While Lake View rooms may seem like the best option at the Polynesian, some guests have complained about boat noise on the lagoon throughout the night. If you are looking for a quiet stay, a room facing away from the lagoon may be a better option.

Resort Dining

Disney’s Polynesian has several very highly rated dining options. Here’s where you’ll find the best of best when it comes to entertainment while you eat. From luaus to Tonga Toast, a visit to the Polynesian, even just for a meal, is well worth the trip.

Kona Kafe

Disney DVC Polynesian Resort
flickr.com @Steven Miller

You may have heard of the famous Tonga Toast, enormous deep fried french toast stuffed with bananas. Kona Kafe is the home of this famous breakfast treat as well as a wide selection of other delicious breakfast and lunch items. If you’re wondering if Tonga Toast is really that good and worth the $16 price tag. The answer is yes it is!

‘Ohana

This popular Hawaiian themed family-style dining option serves delicious island inspired dishes for dinner and offers a character breakfast with Lilo & Stitch daily. Dinner is all you can eat but slightly different than other buffets on property. Here, bread and sides are served at your table to be shared. Meat and shrimp are cooked on open flames and brought on skewers to your table throughout the evening.

Disney’s Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show

Another dining experience unique to the Polynesian is the Aloha Dinner Show. Similar to Ohana, food is served family style at your table. While dining on your delicious tropical dinner, you’ll be entertained by amazing luau performers including flame throwers and hula dancers. 

Trader Sam’s Grog Grotto

Before or after dinner head over to Trader Sam’s for a few smoking cocktails and a bit of nostalgia. Trader Sams, possibly one of the best themed bars at Disney World, is like no other bar or lounge on property. Here you’ll find a variety of delicious treats, fun themed tropical drinks and a huge squid from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea hanging overhead.

Other Dining Options at Disney’s Polynesian

Tambu Lounge – Great Ceremonial House – Lounge

Capt. Cook’s – All Day Quick Service

Kona Island – Quick Service with Grab and Go Items

Barefoot Pool Bar 

Pineapple Lanai – Snack Stand Serving the famous Pineapple Dole Whip 

Amenities

Disney DVC Polynesian Resort

Pools

The Polynesian has two pools. The larger Lava Pool is packed with fun for the whole family. With its erupting volcano and 142-foot tubular waterslide this pool checks off everything on the list for a exoctic vacation pool day.

The smaller, Leisure pool is a quiet oasis for vacationers of all ages to enjoy a more relaxed pool experience.

Other Amenities

  • Electrical Water Pageant
    Check out the Electrical Water Pageant floats along the Seven Seas Lagoon each night.
  • Fishing
    Guided excursions and dockside fishing are available at the marina.
  • Jogging
    The scenic 1.5-mile trail along Seven Seas Lagoon is perfect for a quiet jog.
  • Watercraft Rentals
    The lakeside marina has a variety of watercrafts available for rent. 
  • Movies Under the Stars
    Select nights offer family Disney movies outside under the stars.
  • Volleyball 

Pros

  • Extremely convenient location with easy access to Magic Kingdom, the Grand Floridian, and the Contemporary Resort
  • Quick 10-minute walk to and from the Transportation and Ticket Center
  • Beautifully and uniquely themed resort for a one of a kind vacation
  • Several delicious dining options

Cons

  • Lake View and Pool View rooms can be a bit noisy
  • Lower floor room views may be blocked by the water bungalows
  • Can be difficult to book less than 11 months out
Deluxe Studio
Occupancy 5 adults
Bungalow
Occupancy 8 adults
2024 Point Chart
2024 Point Chart
DVC – Polynesian Villas & Bungalows
Vacation Points Per Night
SStandard View
LLake View
Deluxe Studio
(Sleeps up to 5)
Two Bed­room Bungalow
(Sleeps up to 8)
S L L
Travel Period 1Sept 1-30,
Sun – Thu
14 19 112
Fri – Sat
17 24 132
Weekly
104 143 824
S L L
Travel Period 2Jan 1-31,May 1-14,
Sun – Thurs
17 22 120
Fri – Sat
20 24 138
Weekly
125 158 876
S L L
Travel Period 3May 15-Jun 10,Dec 1-23,
Sun – Thurs
19 22 128
Fri – Sat
22 26 147
Weekly
139 162 934
S L L
Travel Period 4Feb 1-15,Jun 11-Aug 31,
Sun – Thurs
20 24 136
Fri – Sat
23 27 157
Weekly
146 174 994
S L L
Travel Period 5Oct 1-Nov 26,Nov 30,
Sun – Thu
22 25 150
Fri – Sat
25 30 172
Weekly
160 185 1094
S L L
Travel Period 6Feb 16-29,Mar 1-23,Apr 1-30,Nov 27-29,
Sun – Thurs
25 28 162
Fri – Sat
28 32 185
Weekly
181 204 1180
S L L
Travel Period 7Mar 24-31,Dec 24-31,
Sun – Thurs
34 41 199
Fri – Sat
36 43 226
Weekly
242 291 1447
2025 Point Chart

2025 Point Chart
DVC – Polynesian Villas & Bungalows
Vacation Points Per Night
SStandard View
PPreferred View
PMPremium View
TPTheme Park View
Deluxe Studio
(Sleeps up to 5)
Two Bed­room Bungalow
(Sleeps up to 8)
Duo Studio
(Tower Inventory Sleeps up to 2 )
Deluxe Studio Tower
(Tower Inventory Sleeps up to 4)
One Bed­room Villa
(Tower Inventory Sleeps up to 5)
Two Bed­room Villa
(Tower Inventory Sleeps up to 9)
Two Bed­room Penthouse Villa
(Tower Inventory Sleeps up to 8)
S P P S P PM S P TP S P TP S P TP P TP
Travel Period 1Sept 1-30,
Sun – Thu

14 19 112 12 16 19 14 19 24 28 38 42 44 54 68 86 108
Fri – Sat

17 24 132 14 19 23 17 24 29 34 46 51 53 65 79 104 128
Weekly

104 143 824 88 118 141 104 143 178 208 282 312 326 400 498 638 796
S P P S P PM S P TP S P TP S P TP P TP
Travel Period 2Jan 1-31,May 1-14,
Sun – Thurs

17 22 120 14 18 21 17 22 26 34 42 47 48 60 71 95 117
Fri – Sat

20 24 138 16 20 24 20 24 30 40 48 54 56 68 84 112 135
Weekly

125 158 876 102 130 153 125 158 190 250 306 343 352 436 523 699 855
S P P S P PM S P TP S P TP S P TP P TP
Travel Period 3May 15-Jun 10,Dec 1-23,
Sun – Thurs

19 22 128 16 19 22 19 22 27 38 47 53 54 62 76 102 122
Fri – Sat

22 26 147 18 21 26 22 26 32 44 52 61 62 73 92 119 144
Weekly

139 162 934 116 137 162 139 162 199 278 339 387 394 456 560 748 898
S P P S P PM S P TP S P TP S P TP P TP
Travel Period 4Feb 1-15,Jun 11-Aug 31,
Sun – Thurs

20 24 136 17 20 24 20 24 29 40 48 54 56 68 82 108 128
Fri – Sat

23 27 157 19 22 27 23 27 33 46 54 63 65 79 96 122 152
Weekly

146 174 994 123 144 174 146 174 211 292 348 396 410 498 602 784 944
S P P S P PM S P TP S P TP S P TP P TP
Travel Period 5Oct 1-Nov 25,Nov 29-30,
Sun – Thu

22 25 150 18 21 26 22 25 31 44 53 58 62 73 90 115 140
Fri – Sat

25 30 172 20 24 29 25 30 36 50 60 67 70 84 101 132 162
Weekly

160 185 1094 130 153 188 160 185 227 320 385 424 450 533 652 839 1024
S P P S P PM S P TP S P TP S P TP P TP
Travel Period 6Feb 16-Apr 12,Apr 21-30,Nov 26-28,
Sun – Thurs

25 28 162 20 23 28 25 28 34 48 54 65 68 79 96 126 153
Fri – Sat

28 32 185 23 26 32 28 32 38 56 64 75 79 90 110 144 179
Weekly

181 204 1180 146 167 204 181 204 248 352 398 475 498 575 700 918 1123
S P P S P PM S P TP S P TP S P TP P TP
Travel Period 7Apr 13-20,Dec 24-31,
Sun – Thurs

34 41 199 27 32 39 34 41 48 68 78 89 92 109 128 178 197
Fri – Sat

36 43 226 30 36 43 36 43 53 78 86 98 105 125 149 198 226
Weekly

242 291 1447 195 232 281 242 291 346 496 562 641 670 795 938 1286 1437