Room Amenities 

Most guest rooms enjoy beautiful views of the Seven Seas Lagoon. Disney's Polynesian Resort have interior hallways. In the guest rooms you will find 2 queen size beds with batik bed canopies and day bed             

      ·          Alarm Clock

·          Balcony/Patio

·          Ceiling Fan

·          Coffee Maker & Setup

·          Dial-Up Internet*

·          DVD Player (suites)

·          Hair Dryer

·          In-Room Wall Safe

·          Iron and Board

·          Mini-Refrigerator
Table & Chairs

·          Tea Setup

·          Telephone*

·          Television
  - ABC, Disney Channel, ESPN & more

·          USA Today Delivery (Mon-Fri)

·          Vanity Area

·          Voice Mail 

The following are available by calling Housekeeping, but supplies may be limited on some items: 

Bed Boards and bed rails, Pak ‘n Play Crib, extra pillows, blankets and towels

Resort Pools and Recreation

The Nanea Volcano Pool, featuring a volcano with waterfall and waterslide opened in March 2001. The quieter, although larger, freeform Swimming Pool is centrally located to all the longhouses. Both pools are also heated. The Polynesian pools feature music that is piped into the pool itself, perfect for underwater listening! 

A stream begins outside of the Great Ceremonial House and continues down to the Volcano pool. A 40-foot high volcano houses the pool bar and a tubular slide. Underwater jets, warmer water areas, and in-pool seating are also a part of the new design. On the beach end of the pool, guests will find a zero entryway, no steps required to enter or exit. A specialized water wheelchair is available here, allowing access directly into the swimming pool 

The shores of the Seven Seas Lagoon provide a white sandy beach on which to play beach volleyball, but swimming is discouraged here. Other recreational activities for children include a children's playground and Moana Mickey's Arcade.  

For joggers, there is a 1.5 mile jogging path that starts at Luau Cove, winds through Disney's Magnolia Golf Course and emerges at the Shades of Green Resort, goes under the monorail track and back along the beach of the Seven Seas Lagoon back to the Luau Cove. 

Rent a Surrey bike and take in all the sights as you tour this lovely resort. For other water sport pleasures, rentals are available: water mice, small sailboats, pedal boats,pontoon boats, canopy boats, outrigger canoes and water skiing. Fireworks from the Magic Kingdom® Park can be viewed from the lagoon on a boat cruise. Arrangements can be made in advance by calling (407)WDW-PLAY. 

Children's activities take place in the main lobby every afternoon and evening.  In the evening, you may find Polynesian storytellers entertaining children with their tales of the South Pacific.   

Never Land Club is a special child care experience for children ages 4-12. It is a supervised child care program for WDW guests that features full-sized arcade games, Nintendo, computers, dress-up, arts & crafts and Disney movies. The facility is themed to Peter Pan and includes the Darling nursery, Skull Rock, a pirate ship, and the clouds of London. 

Electric Water Pageant - Go to the boat dock in the evening at approximately 9:35 PM (check with Guest Services for exact times). You'll be treated to the delightful Electric Water Pageant which makes its way across Bay Lake nightly. This whimsical light and music show will entertain you and your family for about 10 minutes. It's worth seeing at least once! (The ELP visits all the Bay Lake resorts nightly.) The ELP may be canceled due to inclement weather 

Dining and Shopping

'Ohana - This is a popular family restaurant at the Polynesian. It features an all-you-can-eat Polynesian feast overlooking Seven Seas Lagoon. 'Ohana is not a buffet. It is served family-style at your table. Food is prepared on an open fire pit. 'Ohana is located on the second floor of the Great Ceremonial House.

For breakfast, 'Ohana is the site of the 'Ohana Character Breakfast. Here you can enjoy a family-style breakfast where Disney characters will interact with you right at your table.

Kona Café - This restaurant serves creative fresh dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and features special Kona Coffee! Unique desserts are a specialty of the house. There are several menu items that can easily be accommodated for vegetarian and even vegan diets. The chefs can assist with your entree needs and the pastry chef can assist with your dessert desires. There is also has a coffee bar just outside the restaurant, near the entrance to the monorail. Kona Cafe is located on the second floor of the Great Ceremonial House.

Captain Cook's Snack Company - This recently renovated and expanded 24-hour snack bar features fast food, snacks, and desserts. There are some additional outdoor tables available. Refillable Mugs are available here! Note that the grill does close at 11 p.m., but the rest of the shop is open 24 hours a day. Captain Cook's is located on the first floor of the Great Ceremonial House. 

Tambu Lounge is connected to 'Ohana on the second floor of the Great Ceremonial House, and offers cocktails, juices, coffees, and appetizers.

The Barefoot Pool Bar is next to the Nanea Volcano pool on the shores of the Seven Seas Lagoon. It is open daily 11:00 am - 7:00pm.

The Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show is presented every Tuesday through Saturday at Luau Cove, weather permitting. There are shows at 5:15 and 8 p.m. The show features authentic Polynesian dancing and the food includes a full Polynesian-style meal, including drinks (nonalcoholic and some alcoholic) and dessert. Note that in cooler months the luaus are sometimes canceled if the temperature falls below 55º (according to Disney Dining).

Refillable mugs are available.  These are 16-oz, sturdy, dish dishwasher safe plastic containers with lids. Mugs are refillable for the length of your stay.  Beverages at the island include soft drinks, coffee, tea, iced coffee and tea, and hot chocolate (but not milk or fruit juice). 

BouTIKI has wooden statues scattered around and features a variety of merchandise. The statues were made in Bali and weigh up to 1,000 pounds each. Among its many items, BouTIKI sells the types of sundries and men's and women's fashions previously sold in the resort's other stores. 

 The Wyland Gallery sells beautiful artwork from paintings to sculptures and more.  

Trader Jacks sells Disney merchandise and other gift items.  A pin trading cart is outside Trader Jacks. 

Samoa Snacks, also on the 2nd floor, sells sundries, liquor, film and snacks.  

Polynesian Resort Transportation  

Disney's Polynesian Resort is on the Monorail route and the station is located on the second floor of the great Ceremonial House. The Resort monorail stops at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort and Spa, Magic Kingdom® Park, Disney's Contemporary Resort and the Ticket and Transportation Center as well.

When exiting the lobby from the Great Ceremonial House, you will find the bus stop across the driveway from the valet stand. Water taxis will take guests to the Magic Kingdom® Park or Disney's Grand Floridian Resort.