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12/16/20237PolynesianDeluxe Studio - Standard View5$4,448Pending
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01/13/20241PolynesianDeluxe Studio - Standard View5$595Available
01/21/20241PolynesianDeluxe Studio - Standard View5$459Available
02/18/20245PolynesianDeluxe Studio - Standard View5$3,750Available
03/03/20241PolynesianDeluxe Studio - Standard View5$750Available
03/22/20242PolynesianDeluxe Studio - Standard View5$1,512Available
04/07/20245PolynesianDeluxe Studio - Standard View5$3,875Available
04/14/20241PolynesianDeluxe Studio - Standard View5$775Available
05/10/20246PolynesianDeluxe Studio - Standard View5$3,080Available
05/17/20243PolynesianDeluxe Studio - Standard View5$1,638Available
06/09/20245PolynesianDeluxe Studio - Standard View5$2,646Available
01/18/20241PolynesianDeluxe Studio - Standard View5$493Available
07/12/20247PolynesianDeluxe Studio - Standard View5$3,796Available
02/04/20243PolynesianDeluxe Studio - Standard View5$1,740Available
01/09/20242PolynesianDeluxe Studio - Standard View5$986Available
05/12/20244PolynesianDeluxe Studio - Standard View5$1,890Available
06/30/20244PolynesianDeluxe Studio - Standard View5$2,160Available
06/07/20243PolynesianDeluxe Studio - Standard View5$1,575Available
10/31/20231PolynesianDeluxe Studio - Standard View5$396Available
11/25/20231PolynesianDeluxe Studio - Standard View5$425Available
Disney DVC Polynesian view of water bungalows at sunset
5 Star Resort
1600 Seven Seas Drive Lake Buena Vista, Florida

Disney DVC Polynesian view of water bungalows at sunset

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort is located just across the Seven Seas Lagoon from Disney’s The Magic Kingdom, a short monorail ride away in between Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa and Disney’s Contemporary Resort. Together these three resorts are fondly nicknamed “The Magic Loop.”

Themed after the South Pacific, Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort first opened  with Magic Kingdom in 1971, making it one of Disney World’s original resorts. Since then, the resort, with its lush vegetation, island ambience, and tropical palm-filled oasis, has undergone three major renovations, with a fourth that began this fall. Its Disney Vacation Club section, Disney’s Polynesian Resorts & Bungalows are a favorite of DVC members staying at Disney World.

The Polynesian’s 380 Vacation Club suites were added in the 2015 renovation of the resort, greatly expanding the Polynesian’s capacity. 360 of the suites are Deluxe Studios, with either Standard View (view of resort pool, gardens, or parking area) or a Lake View (view of the Seven Seas Lagoon, Magic Kingdom, and the Grand Floridian Resort). These Deluxe Studios all have a single pull-down bed in addition to the queen size bed and queen size sleeper sofa, allowing the rooms to accommodate up to five guests.

In addition to the Deluxe Studios, the Polynesian added 20 Bungalows, built on stilts over the water, giving guests the complete feel of an island stay. Each of these bungalows has a full kitchen and dining area, as well as 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. There is also a private back deck where you can relax in the deck’s plunge pool and look out onto the Seven Seas Lagoon. The back deck also has a perfectly positioned view of the Magic Kingdom fireworks, and each porch is equipped with stereos so you can hear the music accompanying the fireworks.

The Polynesian also has some of the most beloved and delicious food on property. The resort features six different types of dining, including Character Dining, Dinner Show, Unique/Themed Dining, Lounges, Quick-Service, and In-Room Dining.

The Polynesian’s Character Dining experience, Ohana, is extremely popular, with its breakfast that guests can enjoy while meeting Lilo and Stitch. Its Hawaiian-themed dinner featuring storytelling and games is considered one of the resort’s Unique/Themed Dining experiences, along with Kona Cafe.

Kona Cafe is a relaxed cafe open for all three meals and features Asian-American meals, as well as an on-stage sushi kitchen. The resort also famously is home to the Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show, where guests can not only enjoy an all-you-can-eat family-style dinner, but also enjoy entertainment featuring dancers, drummers, and a fire-knife performer.

Disney DVC Polynesian Spirit of Aloha sea mural entrance

The Polynesian has two lounges, as well, for guests to enjoy: Tambu Lounge and Trader Sam’s Grog Grotto. Typically open from late afternoon to late night, Tambu Lounge is located in the Great Ceremonial House – the main building of the Polynesian – and features tropical drinks and Hawaiian-style appetizers.

Across the property, Trader Sam’s Grog Grotto and Tiki Bar is famous for its whimsical indoor lounge displaying artifacts and treasure, its outdoor Tiki Terrace, and large selection of Polynesian-themed cocktails.

The Polynesian also has four Quick-Service locations: Captain Cook’s, Kona Island, Barefoot Pool Bar, and Pineapple Lanai. Pineapple Lanai is one of the few places at Disney World, with the exception of Magic Kingdom and Animal Kingdom, that sells the infamous Dole Whip. Barefoot Pool Bar offers refreshing cocktails for guests to enjoy as they relax by the Lava Pool.

Named after a large district on the island of Hawaii, Kona Island is a great place to grab coffee, pastries, and desserts, as well as refreshing sandwiches, salads, and sushi. Captain Cook’s is the main Quick-Service location at the resort, offering American cuisine with a delicious Polynesian twist.

Disney DVC Polynesian view of resort grounds, pool and lake

As a Deluxe Resort, the Polynesian offers quite a bit in terms of amenities. Featuring two pools, the resort’s leisure pool in a beautiful garden area perfect for relaxing in, as well as the exciting Lava Pool, a large heated pool that “erupts” periodically and boasts a 142ft water slide, deck area, whirlpool spa, underwater music, and deck area.

The resort also offers fishing excursions on the lake, watercraft rentals, jogging trails, volleyball, and Movies Under the Stars. It also has a perfect view of both the Electrical Water Pageant and the Magic Kingdom fireworks. In addition, the Polynesian is an incredibly convenient resort to stay at, as it’s along the monorail line to Magic Kingdom, Disney’s Contemporary Resort, the Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, as well as one monorail-transfer away from EPCOT. It also is a quick walk to the Ticket and Transportation Center.

Disney DVC Polynesian lobby chandeliers

An extremely popular resort, the Polynesian can be a bit difficult to book rooms less than 11-months out, but is worth the wait and anticipation. The resort is home to many delicious dining and entertainment options, as well as spectacular views. Its relaxing island-theming, beautiful landscaping, and escapist vibe provide the perfect place for a refreshing vacation. The Polynesian Villas & Bungalows, combined with all that the Polynesian has to offer, promises a one-of-a-kind experience for all who choose to make this resort their home away from home during their Disney Vacation.

Deluxe Studio
Occupancy 5 adults
Bungalow
Occupancy 8 adults
2022 Point Chart
2022 Point Chart
(revised)
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 19 113
Fri – Sat
17 24 132
Weekly
104 143 829
S L L
Travel Period 2Jan 1-31,Dec 1-14
Sun – Thurs
17 22 120
Fri – Sat
20 24 138
Weekly
125 158 876
S L L
Travel Period 3May 1-Jun 10,Dec 15-23
Sun – Thurs
18 22 130
Fri – Sat
22 26 149
Weekly
134 162 948
S L L
Travel Period 4Feb 1-15,Jun 11-Aug 31,Oct 1-Nov 22,Nov 26-30
Sun – Thurs
21 25 140
Fri – Sat
24 28 161
Weekly
153 181 1022
S L L
Travel Period 5Apr 24-30
Sun – Thu
23 26 154
Fri – Sat
26 32 176
Weekly
167 194 1122
S L L
Travel Period 6Feb 16-28,Mar 1-Apr 9,Apr 18-23,Nov 23-25
Sun – Thurs
25 28 164
Fri – Sat
28 32 187
Weekly
181 204 1194
S L L
Travel Period 7Apr 10-17,Dec 24-31
Sun – Thurs
34 40 200
Fri – Sat
37 43 227
Weekly
244 286 1454
2023 Point Chart
2023 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 21,Nov 25-30,
Sun – Thu
22 25 150
Fri – Sat
25 30 172
Weekly
160 185 1094
S L L
Travel Period 6Feb 16-28,Mar 1-Apr 1,Apr 10-30,Nov 22-24,
Sun – Thurs
25 28 162
Fri – Sat
28 32 185
Weekly
181 204 1180
S L L
Travel Period 7Apr 2-19,Dec 24-31,
Sun – Thurs
34 41 199
Fri – Sat
36 43 226
Weekly
242 291 1447
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