How is the Polynesian now?

[Sirwalterraleigh]

I had someone in the hood just get back from there and said it was fine…but overall the poly was “light” and the parks were “very light”…I trust that opinion like 75%

Someone who was there in April when things were more busy said that it was completely overrun and honeslty not worth the hassle”. Trust that opinion like 95%

Grain of salt

 

[yaksplat]

I had someone in the hood just get back from there and said it was fine…but overall the poly was “light” and the parks were “very light”…I trust that opinion like 75%

Someone who was there in April when things were more busy said that it was completely overrun and honeslty not worth the hassle”. Trust that opinion like 95%

Grain of salt

I'll report back at the end of august. The same time we go every year.

 

[JMcMahonEsq]

Poly has 818 parking spaces, which is less than the 848 rooms it has. Industry standard seems to be at least 1:1, or in some cases up to 1:1.24 rooms to parking spots. Poly also has some of the most popular restaurants on site - O’hana and Kona Cafe. I can’t find details but I can’t believe the new Island Tower has sufficient parking for the 246 new rooms there.

I have seen the 1:1.24 as an industry standard as well. But that doesn't mean that the Poly itself, as it functions as opposed to general hotels, does not have enough parking spots to meet its actual needs. Given numbers of people who visit WDW properties and don't utilize cars, it would not surprise me at all that the number of cars vs guest rooms are not at at 1:1 ratio. That's why I asked where is the evidence/facts that Poly doesn't have enough parking to meet its own needs, vs just being below the normal ratio for the industry.