Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort Map and Brochure (2014 – 2025)
Spread along the Seven Seas Lagoon, Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort fans out in a crescent of longhouses and tropical gardens anchored by the Great Ceremonial House. The Polynesian Village Resort map keeps guests oriented among winding paths, sandy beaches, and monorail or boat routes to Magic Kingdom.
- Location
- Lake Buena Vista, Florida
- Years Active
- 1971 – Present
- Official Site
- Official Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort Site
It’s your key to spotting hidden shortcuts between longhouses, tracking down Dole Whip stands and dining spots, or timing a seat for the nighttime fireworks crush along the shore. Watch your step on the bridge by the marina—its view is pure postcard nostalgia. A relaxed pace suits this place.
Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort Map 2025
In 2025, Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort began a major refurbishment project starting in May. The updates include a full reconfiguration of the front entrance roadway and bus area to improve access. General refurbishments will also impact select areas of the resort and the Polynesian Villas & Bungalows throughout 2025 and into 2026.
While dining, pools, and amenities remain open, guests should expect visible construction activity, possible impacts to theme park views, and extra travel time during this period.
Printable Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort PDF Map 2025
Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort Map 2023
Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort Map 2021
Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort Map 2015
Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort Map 2014
FAQ
Can you walk from Polynesian Village to Magic Kingdom?
Yes, you can walk from Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort to Magic Kingdom. The walkway connects the Polynesian to the Grand Floridian and continues to the park, covering about 1.3 miles and taking roughly 25–30 minutes at an average pace. It’s a scenic route along Seven Seas Lagoon reopened in late 2024 after new construction near the Island Tower.
Can you see fireworks from Polynesian?
You can see Magic Kingdom fireworks from Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort and the Polynesian Villas & Bungalows. The best views are from the beach, boat dock, Sunset Point, and theme park view rooms, all with music synchronized to the show. Guests staying in overwater bungalows or Lake View villas can watch fireworks directly from private decks or balconies.
Is the Polynesian a deluxe resort?
Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort is a Disney Deluxe Resort. It belongs to Disney’s top-tier hotel category with monorail access to Magic Kingdom, extensive amenities, and upscale theming. Its Disney Vacation Club extension, the Polynesian Villas & Bungalows, is classified separately as a Deluxe Villa resort.
What is the difference between the Polynesian Village Resort and Villas and bungalows?
Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort is a traditional Disney Deluxe Resort offering standard hotel rooms. Disney’s Polynesian Villas & Bungalows is a Disney Vacation Club property within the same complex featuring Deluxe Studios, multi-bedroom villas, and overwater bungalows with full kitchens, laundry, and more space. Both share the same amenities and Polynesian theme, but the Villas & Bungalows provide condo-style accommodations and added luxury for longer stays.
