The new bus stop at Disney's Polynesian Village Resort is complete and looks ready to open. Buses are still using the main Port Cochere for now, but that's expected to change shortly.
Construction on the replacement bus stop facility has wrapped up, with the new structure sitting alongside the monorail beam near the resort's former main entrance road. Seating, covered waiting areas, road markings, and landscaping are all finished.
How Traffic Will Flow Once It Opens
The new bus stop is part of a full reconfiguration of how vehicles access the resort:
- Disney transportation buses will use the former main entrance road to reach the new bus stop
- Guest vehicles continue to use the recently opened new main entrance at the front of the resort
- Cars and buses are fully separated into dedicated routes
Right now, Disney buses are still dropping guests off and picking them up at the main Port Cochere. Once the new stop opens, that will change and the Port Cochere returns to standard guest arrival and departure use.
No official opening date has been announced, but based on how the facility looks, it could open any day.
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