News New Polynesian Resort DVC villas building to open 2024

[Chef idea Mickey`=]

Did they push the shoreline to shorten the area to bring more water is what somehow looked, it's been so long but maybe why because where they had to build this they had to... when to me looked unnecessary.

If they painted the yellow the same color as the mural it might look better?

Which mural? The art on the side of the building, that's brown..

 

[Chef idea Mickey`=]

Excellent photography. That said, it's another multilevel cheap generic building with some theming accents.

For all you folks who despised The Riviera take that with another yet more generic Hawaiian Bento box!

 

[JoeCamel]

Did they push the shoreline to shorten the area to bring more water is what somehow looked, it's been so long but maybe why because where they had to build this they had to... when to me looked unnecessary.


Which mural? The art on the side of the building, that's brown..

Right, two tones of brown

 

[jmuboy]

Other than the very well discussed looks of the building itself I have these comments:
-what will the shoreline look like? Will it retain the white sand and rope fence like the rest of the hotel.
- I really hope these sparsely planted trees around the pool are not indicative of final plantings! I am hoping for much more lush stands of palms and other trees to soften up the grounds.

 

[celluloid]

Tru by Polynesian.

 

[mysto]

-what will the shoreline look like? Will it retain the white sand and rope fence like the rest of the hotel.

A barrier of sharp rocks and giant hysterical warning signs against monsters. Maybe razor wire for this deluxe area.

 

[mysto]

If they painted the yellow the same color as the mural it might look better?

Yellow was on sale. They aren't going to blow their $300 savings by repainting it now, Bob needs that money for lunch tomorrow.

 

[Bocabear]

First kid that slips and falls trying to climb on Moana's raft is going to sue. How could they not know that something like this would be a problem? And aside from that it just looks cheap and like it would be at the All Star resorts. What a shame... This project could have actually been beautiful if they had a better budget and design team...

 

[Epcot82Guy]

The pool definitely is a big disappointment if that's it. The one pool that absolutely needs deep, lush, natural aspects and landscaping is the Poly. This feels on par with Riviera at best. More like a generic Marriott somewhere. I truly hope this is only a phase 1, but I don't really see anywhere else for more dense plantings to go... So, I fear this is what we're getting.

 

[Epcot81Fan]

“Phase 1” - giggle.

 

[Tha Realest]

The pool definitely is a big disappointment if that's it. The one pool that absolutely needs deep, lush, natural aspects and landscaping is the Poly. This feels on par with Riviera at best. More like a generic Marriott somewhere. I truly hope this is only a phase 1, but I don't really see anywhere else for more dense plantings to go... So, I fear this is what we're getting.

Why build a nice pool, when they can just overwhelm the great one next door?

 

[JoeCamel]

Yellow was on sale. They aren't going to blow their $300 savings by repainting it now, Bob needs that money for lunch tomorrow.

Left over from TBA barn......

Why build a nice pool, when they can just overwhelm the great one next door?

Or they just open up the beach......

 

[K&KDizFreaks]

Boring

 

[Fido Chuckwagon]

A barrier of sharp rocks and giant hysterical warning signs against monsters.

It hasn’t even been 10 years since a toddler was killed by an alligator at Grand Floridian. Those warning signs are not “hysterical.” People who are not native Floridians don’t know/appreciate the danger of murky bodies of water.

 

[Prince-1]

A barrier of sharp rocks and giant hysterical warning signs against monsters. Maybe razor wire for this deluxe area.

Hey genius, one of those monsters a.k.a. alligators, killed a 2-year-old boy not too many years ago so maybe you should educate yourself before saying something stupid like this.

 

[peter11435]

Hey genius, one of those monsters a.k.a. alligators, killed a 10-year-old boy not too many years ago so maybe you should yourself before saying something stupid like this.

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[Fido Chuckwagon]

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Yeah, it was a 3 year old and people who live in the northern states would have no idea that murky bodies of water are dangerous, especially for young children, in Florida. Those signs and the barriers serve an important purpose. Criticizing Disney for putting them up is ludicrous.

 

[Prince-1]

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I updated my post with the correct age based on the below attached article. Either way of the boy's age, alligators will always be found in the waterways in and around Disney and having no barrier between them and guests is absolute negligence on Disney's part.

Final report: Alligator bit boy's head during Disney attack

ORLANDO, Fla. - The father of a Nebraska toddler killed by an alligator at Walt Disney World last June reached into the animal's mouth in an attempt to free his son's head from the reptile's jaw, acc…

www.jacksonville.com

 

[Disney Analyst]

A barrier of sharp rocks and giant hysterical warning signs against monsters. Maybe razor wire for this deluxe area.

Gross post alert.

 

[Chef idea Mickey`=]

“Phase 1” - giggle.

That's why it's called a kiddie pool "HeeHee"