[Disney's Polynesian Village Resort] Relooking de l'hôtel + Disney Vacation Club (2015)

Dites, ça reste d'actualité du coup qu'on puisse voir Wishes et la parade aquatique de la plage du Poly ?
Parce qu'avec les bungalows ...

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Dites, ça reste d'actualité du coup qu'on puisse voir Wishes et la parade aquatique de la plage du Poly ?
Parce qu'avec les bungalows ...

Je ne sais plus où mais j'ai lu en effet quelques part que c'etait moins bien
On aura peut être plus de retour avec la vague de departs qu'il y a eu ces derniers jours/semaines..

Et d'autres photos sur http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2015/06/a-peek-inside-a-room-with-a-view-at-disneys-polynesian-village-resort/

La dernière phase a ouvert hier: http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2015/07/final-phase-of-disneys-polynesian-villas-bungalows-opens-today/

Un Tonga Toast?

http://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2015/08/03/review-tonga-toast-at-captain-cooks-in-disneys-polynesian-village-resort

comme on est tous les 2 fans de Stitch, on a vu qu'il y a moyen de voir Stitch pendant un repas au Polynesian Village Resort. J'ai fait quelques recherches et je suis tombée sur un spectacle.

Savez-vous si la rencontre avec Stitch se fait un peu comme à l'hôtel Disney de Disneyland Paris, à savoir les personnages qui vont de table en table ? Ou est-ce que c'est juste un repas devant un spectacle ?

merci d'avance pour vos réponses

A ma connaissance, la seule possibilité de voir stitch au polynesian, c'est de prendre le petit déjeuner à l'ohana.
Le spectacle dont tu parles ça doit être le spectacle de Luau "Spirit of Aloha" et ça n'a aucun rapport avec les persos disney

OK merci, donc il y a les personnages au petit déj et pas au dîner.

Oasis Pool Bar and Grill ouvre le 17 mars: http://www.orlandoparksnews.com/2016/03/polynesian-resort-oasis-pool-bar-grill.html

Citation :

A New Sense of Aloha Coming to Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort

Today we’re thrilled to share news of exciting changes coming to Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort. A favorite destination of guests and cast members since its opening on Oct. 1, 1971, this beloved resort hotel immerses you in an oasis straight out of the South Seas with a sense of aloha that embraces you from the moment you arrive.

That arrival experience is about to take on a whole new look with an enhanced entryway that will debut just in time for the resort hotel’s 50th anniversary.

One of the biggest changes will greet you right up front – a new porte cochere will showcase the iconic mid-20th century architecture the Polynesian is famous for. Our team from Walt Disney Imagineering and Walt Disney World have crafted a design inspired by colors, patterns and textures found throughout the resort.  This new entry features a high-pitched, open-truss roof covered in a thatch style. There’s also a bold façade that features pops of color complementing the Longhouses found throughout the resort. Along the Monorail station, bold new wooden screens will be covered with geometric patterns in bright, tropical colors that complete an exciting new composition that will greet you when you arrive.

Enhancements will also be made to the lush gardens and fountains that have welcomed guests to the resort since opening day.

The open and airy design of the entryway will feature dramatic lighting elements, including beautiful chandeliers inspired by glass floats, fishing nets and oversized bamboo elements. The new chandeliers will match the existing grand chandelier in the resort lobby, artfully bridging interior and exterior spaces.  

While work is underway over the coming months, guests can still enjoy access to the Great Ceremonial House and its operating dining and retail outlets.

The new arrival experience is just the beginning of what guests will discover when the resort reopens in summer 2021. All of the resort’s guest rooms are being beautifully redone too. We look forward to sharing more details about Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort as they become available. Keep checking back to the Disney Parks Blog and Instagram @thezachriddley for more information on this exciting design.

https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2020/09/a-new-sense-of-aloha-coming-to-disneys-polynesian-village-resort/

Citation :

First Look! Step Inside a Reimagined Room from Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort at Walt Disney World

Can you feel that Pacific breeze blowing? That’s because we just stepped into Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort here at Walt Disney World Resort! Have a look at these new photos we’re sharing for the first time, taking you inside a newly reimagined guest room at the resort.

These reimagined spaces feature a new color palette inspired by the Pacific Ocean and its many islands, including details, patterns and textures from the hit Walt Disney Animation Studios film “Moana” – look closely and you might even spot some characters from the story!

You’ll also see all-new furnishings and fixtures. In the bathrooms, for instance, Disney Imagineers took inspiration from the sandy ocean floor for the tiles and carved details in the vanity. The colorful patterns found throughout the room bring a whole new energy to the space, evoking undulating ocean waves and tropical flowers.

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort is now accepting bookings for late July 2021, and the next time you pull up to the Great Ceremonial House, you’ll notice even more exciting changes we’re currently working on. The porte cochere is in the midst of a dramatic overhaul that will feature a high-pitched, open-truss roof covered in a thatch style with pops of color. Above the porte cochere, the Monorail station is receiving new wooden screens with tropical colors, adding to the open and airy vibe befitting of the South Seas.

https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2021/03/first-look-step-inside-a-reimagined-room-from-disneys-polynesian-village-resort-at-walt-disney-world/

Le magazine économique Forbes rapporte le projet d'ériger une nouvelle tour Disney Vacation Club sur le site de l'ancien dîner-spectacle Spirit of Aloha à Luau Cove.

Prévue pour ouvrir fin 2024, le nouveau bâtiment proposé compléterait le complexe existant et évoquerait l'esprit des îles du Pacifique.

La première phase de l'expansion du Disney Vacation Club au Disney’s Polynesian Resort a débuté en 2015 avec 360 studios de luxe et 20 bungalows sur l'eau, la réalisation de ce nouveau projet concrétiserait la deuxième phase de l'expansion.

Citation :

Walt Disney World’s Polynesian Village Resort Will Have A New Addition In 2024

Disney has announced a new expansion for the popular Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort that will bring more Disney Vacation Club villas to the popular resort. The new villas coming to Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort will be located on the edge of the man made waterway, Seven Seas Lagoon, and be part of the fan-favorite monorail resorts. This is the same area where Disney’s Contemporary Resort and Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa is located.

“It’s no secret that our Members and Guests love the monorail resorts at Walt Disney World,” said Bill Diercksen, senior vice president and general manager of Disney Vacation Club, in a statement. “Expanding our Disney Vacation Club offerings at the Polynesian would give our Members and Guests yet another incredible option for staying close to the magic while making vacation memories that last a lifetime.”

Disney Vacation Club is a timeshare program run by Disney where people buy-in for a set amount of time and receive an allotment of points to use each year. The main difference between Disney Vacation Club and traditional timeshares is Disney offers a flexible, vacation points-based system rather than the traditional fixed-week timeshare model. Everyone who buys into Disney Vacation Club has a “home resort” at either Walt Disney World, Disneyland, Disney’s Vero Beach Resort, Disney’s Hilton Head Island Resort, or Aulani, A Disney Resort and Spa.

This isn’t the first time Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort has been part of the timeshare program. In 2015, the first phase of the Disney Vacation Club expansion debuted at the resort with 360 deluxe studios and 20 over-the-water bungalows.

The expansion for the resort will be located between the existing footprint of Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort and Disney’s Wedding Pavilion and is set to open in late 2024. Disney fans will notice this was the location of the Spirit of Aloha dinner show, which is now permanently closed to make way for the new building. The building will feature new recreation and dining options for those choosing to stay there.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/megandubois/2022/03/16/walt-disney-worlds-polynesian-village-resort-will-have-a-new-addition-in-2024/

Le polynesian va bientôt devenir un hôtel uniquement DVC si ça continue

Les infrastructures du dîner-spectacle Spirit of Aloha ont été officiellement démolies pour faire place à une nouvelle aile du Disney Vacation Club.

Interrompu brusquement en mars 2020 avec la première vague de la pandémie de Covid-19, le dîner-spectacle Spirit of Aloha a donc disparu sans offrir une dernière représentation....








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Que deviennent les artistes du coup ?

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Que deviennent les artistes du coup ?

Je suppose que les artistes (tout comme l'ensemble des Cast Members qui étaient attachés à Spirit of Aloha) ne sont pas resté sans travailler depuis mars 2020 et qu'ils ont réorienté leur carrière professionnelle que ce ce soit au sein de la Walt Disney Company ou ailleurs.