Construction update from the new Disney Vacation Club tower at Disney's Polynesian Village Resort

Jan 17, 2023 in "Disney's Polynesian Villas and Bungalows"

Polynesian Resort Disney Vacation Club tower construction - January 17 2023
Posted: Tuesday January 17, 2023 10:48am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Here is a quick update from the construction site for the upcoming Disney Vacation Club tower at Disney's Polynesian Village Resort.

Foundation work continues, with two cranes working on two different areas of the construction site.




The new DVC tower at Disney's Polynesian Village Resort has a planned opening in 2024.


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ToTBellHop1 hour ago

The heart wants what it wants.

mysto1 hour ago

I love them.

castlecake2.03 hours ago

They have a special rig that rides the beams and cleans them, they do it every couple years

Casper Gutman3 hours ago

Evoking “modern” hotels located somewhere else was never the point of the theming in Disney World resorts. Just as in the parks, the point is to create something realer-then-real, the distilled and exaggerated essence of an imaginary wilderness lodge or gilded-age Floridian hotel or the like. If people want something that looks like a present-day Hawaii hotel, they can go to Hawaii. The Polynesian should be the tiki aesthetic taken to an extreme, not a subdued beige void.

JIMMYEDDIE3 hours ago

why cant they attach some kind of cleaning component to the monorails so the beams dont get dirty to begin with? There's got to be some kind of scrub brush/cloth cleaning system that "wipes" down the beam on the monorail

Prince-13 hours ago

More proof that comedy isn’t easy. 😉

lazyboy97o4 hours ago

The massing of these recent hotels remains horrendous. They emphasize the elevators and stairs. Hulking masses of nothingness. Even in the most functionalist theories there’s still some sense of hierarchy in composition. The parti (organizing concept) of a hotel shouldn’t be fire stairs.

plutofan154 hours ago

I agree. I clean my beans everyday when I shower.

rle4lunch4 hours ago

deploy the wheelchair ramps as well, equip guests with mini parachutes, and they can market a whole 'nother level of theme park attraction..

Prince-14 hours ago

Ahh, I thought you were talking about having the beam so close to the hotel which made no sense. It’s like some of the people on this thread who have been complaining about the Polynesian pool lights when that’s what they use at many Disney pools and have been using them for countless number of years. It’s just funny that they have never complained about them. Ever. And yes, I agree that the beans should be cleaned as they need it very badly.

Disstevefan14 hours ago

LOL, in a previous post I was called a Disney Hater, now I am a Fanboy, LOL, LOL The reality is I am a Disney consumer. Too much of a consumer. LOL, like I said, excuses, excuses. JK - this is all in fun. We all must remember, Disney will do what Disney will do no matter what the haters or the fanboys say. If the hater or fanboy agrees with Disney latest move, whatever it is, its pure coincidence.

MisterPenguin5 hours ago

Replace the monorail with an omnimover.

ToTBellHop5 hours ago

No no no. “Next stop: room 9551! Next stop: room 9553! We will loop around for 9552 in 10 minutes!”

ToTBellHop5 hours ago

I never approve of a filthy monorail beam. Unacceptable. They should use the power washers liberated by the World Celebration lighting fiasco.