Disney’s
Polynesian Resort & Bungalows

Disney's Polynesian Villas and Bungalows opened on April 1, 2015, by converting rooms in three existing longhouses from the original Polynesian Resort into 360 Deluxe Studios. Also, 20 over-the-water Bungalows built over Seven Seas Lagoon were added to the resort. The complex is themed after the South Pacific and includes rooms in 11 longhouses, each named after a Pacific island. The three longhouses that were converted to DVC Studios are Tokelau, Moorea, and Pago Pago. The Studios at Polynesian Villas are the largest Deluxe Studios on any DVC property at 447 square feet and feature a split bathroom. The Bungalows sleep up to 8 but require the most points of any non-Grand Villa unit. The accommodation offerings are the least diverse of any DVC resort. There are only Studios and Bungalows at the resort, no one, two, or Three-Bedroom units.

The new Island Tower is opening in December 2024. Room Types are Duo Studios (sleeps 2); Deluxe Studios (sleeps 4); One Bedroom (sleeps 5); Two Bedroom (sleeps 9) and Two Bedroom Penthouse (sleeps 8).

The Polynesian is the last resort on the Monorail loop to have a DVC presence. The Ticket and Transportation Center located within walking distance of the DVC side of the resort. Guest have easy access to the Epcot monorail that departs from that location.

Island Tower -Coming in December 2024

ISLAND TOWER INTERACTIVE TOURS

Studio

One Bedroom

Two Bedroom Lock-off

Room Descriptions

Studios

Studios are one-room units that accommodate up to five people. There are 360 Studios in inventory at the Polynesian, second only to Saratoga Springs. The unit's sleeping area has a single queen bed, a queen-size murphy bed, and a small, 29" x 67" pull-down bed. The kitchenette has a microwave, sink, and small refrigerator. The bathroom is unique, with a split room. One room has a toilet, sink, and a combination tub and shower, and the other room has a sink and shower. Studio rooms are 447 square feet. The rooms were refurbished in 2021.

Bungalows

Bungalows are three-room units. The units have a master bedroom with a king-size bed, a second bedroom with a queen-size bed, and a small 29" x 67" pull-down bed. In the living room, there is a queen-size sleeper sofa and another small pull-down bed. There are two bathrooms, the master has a walk-in shower and whirlpool tub, and the second bedroom has a tub/shower.

The unit has a fully equipped kitchen, dining and living room, washer and dryer, and a gorgeous wrap-around deck with a splash pool.

Villa Views/Types/Locations

The accommodation choices for Deluxe Studios are either Standard or Lake views. They break out this way: 288 standard view units and 72 with lake views.

The standard view units are located in Tokelau, Pago Pago, and the non-lagoon side of Moorea longhouses. The lake view locations are on the lagoon side of Moorea. The Transportation and Ticket Center is located beside the Moorea and Pago Pago longhouses for easy access to the Epcot monorail and the boat to the Magic Kingdom.

Standard

The standard view units are all units in Tokelau and Pago Pago and the non-lagoon side of Moorea longhouses. Views will vary but would include landscaping and some pool views.

Lake

The lake view locations are on the lagoon side of Moorea. These will have views of Seven Seas Lagoon. The first floor Lake view may be inhibited partially by the Bungalows.