A number of Disney Vacation Club owned permits were recorded today, pointing toward a possible Saratoga Springs Treehouses refurbishment at Walt Disney World.
The filings list Land-Ron as the contractor and include an expiration date of January 7, 2027.
Land-Ron is a nationwide hotel renovation firm known for luxury interior finish work across major hospitality brands, a profile that closely matches past Disney Vacation Club hard goods refurbishments.
While the permits do not spell out exact work details, the scope and timing line up with an interior-focused refresh rather than structural changes or exterior work. If this does turn out to be a hard goods refurbishment of the Saratoga Springs Treehouses, we could see updated flooring, cabinetry, furniture, lighting, and refreshed kitchens and bathrooms.
The long permit window through early 2027 is typical for phased resort projects. Disney often uses extended timelines to rotate units out of service in stages, allowing the resort to remain open without fully closing an area.
There is still no posted start date and Disney has not confirmed the project.
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