Is it still worth visiting the Poly to get hammock time during construction?

[ssidiouss@mac.c]

I used to love to stop by the Poly a few times a trip to during mid days or sunsets to get some time relaxing on a hammock while listening to the polynesian music etc in the background before going to another park or dinner at Ohana's..

But from the pictures I've seen of the current construction it looks like they took at least 2 hammocks down and it could be noisy/messy where the hammocks are at.

Do you think its still worth visiting the Poly to get some hammock time now or is it pretty much a mess on that beach with only like 1 or 2 hammocks left?

 

[stevehousse]

I believe from pictures I saw the beach is literally half closed off, not many hammocks left...maybe try GF if u want to do that. Idk how peaceful listening to bulldozers and cobstruction would be...

 

[jlsHouston]

My best hammock experience was at CSR....

 

[Tuvalu]

I used to love to stop by the Poly a few times a trip to during mid days or sunsets to get some time relaxing on a hammock while listening to the polynesian music etc in the background before going to another park or dinner at Ohana's..

But from the pictures I've seen of the current construction it looks like they took at least 2 hammocks down and it could be noisy/messy where the hammocks are at.

Do you think its still worth visiting the Poly to get some hammock time now or is it pretty much a mess on that beach with only like 1 or 2 hammocks left?

This is currently the only hammock available. Everything to the right of this picture is construction, no more beach. You decide.

 

[Tuvalu]

And this is the remaining swing:

 

[jlsHouston]

Sad