Disney's Polynesian Resort

This hotel is situated close to the Magic Kingdom Theme Park via Disney's Monorail System. Guests may take advantage of the shuttle bus service to the famous Walt Disney World Theme Parks or Downtown Disney Area. The hotel comprises a main building and 11 adjacent buildings, offering a total of 847 rooms on 3 floors. Guests of the hotel are welcomed in the lobby, which has a 24-hour reception...

- Captain Cooks Snack Company

- Kona Cafe

- Ohana Feast

- Tambu Lounge

- Call 407 Wdw-dine For Priority Seating

For Kona Cafe And Ohana Feast

One of only four resorts found on the monorail line, the 25-acre Polynesian is home to extensive recreational areas, including a stretch of beach along a lagoon dotted with hammocks and palm trees, a volcano-themed swimming pool, and watercraft rentals. An on-site child-care facility makes it a good choice for those traveling with kids. Its landscaped and torch-lit walkways, along with its...

Built in 1971, during the hey-day of exotica and tiki culture, this hotel offers a larger-than-life experience in groovy nostalgia. Eleven enormous deep-brown and red Polynesian-style huts are named after islands in the South Pacific and painted with traditional native patterns. The vast lobby is modeled after a rain forest with its giant rock formations, a waterfall, free-flying parrots, over...

Atmospheric South-Seas-Island-style Resort Hotel with monorail service, situated on the south shore of the South Seas Lagoon.

Ohana is Hawaiian for family and this restaurant certainly lives up to that name. In fact, the staff insists on calling everyone cuz. Highlights of the meal, besides the sumptuous selections barbecued in the middle of the restaurant and served on skewers, are the lively coconut races and hula dances inside and the nightly fireworks outside. Insider's tip: be sure not to ask for any salt or...