Polynesian Village Resort Update: Lava Pool Construction
The major expansion of Disney's Polynesian Village Resort continues to bring a lot changes throughout this beloved themed hotel. In addition to a redesigned entrance, lobby, and other common areas, the new Bora Bora Bungalows will soon welcome the first Guests. Let's also not forget about the brand-new Deluxe Studios, which many families will be able enjoy in the very near future.
Today, though, we'll focus on the Lava Pool, the largest pool area of the resort:
Today, though, we'll focus on the Lava Pool, the largest pool area of the resort:
A quick look around the lobby:
Work continues to take place on the exterior of the buildings:
The Lava Pool:
Behind the walls:
The pool area seen from above:
Covered entrance to the slide:
More concrete being poured around the pool area, as well as new rockwork:
Many parts of the beach area are still behind walls:
Work continues to take place on the exterior of the buildings:
The Lava Pool:
Behind the walls:
The pool area seen from above:
Covered entrance to the slide:
More concrete being poured around the pool area, as well as new rockwork:
Many parts of the beach area are still behind walls:
The Bora Bora Bungalows:
Time to go back inside...
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PHOTOS BY: Alex, Official Orlando Theme Park News Team Member and Photographer.
Is there a gate to prevent people from walking on the bridge that leads you to the bungalows?
ReplyDeleteI only ask as I would find it annoying having people walk up to them to look around. I picture that they have some kind gate that you need to swipe your card or magic band to get access onto the bridge.
The openness of the lobby is starting to grow on me, I always felt the downstairs was a bit too closed in. But the fountain looks like what my kids would call a pile of cow turds.
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