pdude81
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I don't love the picture on the Murphy bed. Looks like the generic drawings they give out when you go to a DVC open house. But they kept the table lamp, so I'm good.
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I don't love the picture on the Murphy bed. Looks like the generic drawings they give out when you go to a DVC open house. But they kept the table lamp, so I'm good.
Water features is running at the main entrance - more pictures at the link
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Polynesian Village Resort Great Ceremonial House construction - August 31 2021
Polynesian Village Resort Great Ceremonial House construction - August 31 2021
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Horizons '83
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Loved the live feed yesterday of the bungalows, that is on my bucket to stay in one
TikibirdLand
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Sorry. Not seeing water... Maybe I'm missing it?Water features is running at the main entrance - more pictures at the link
Polynesian Village Resort Great Ceremonial House construction - August 31 2021
Polynesian Village Resort Great Ceremonial House construction - August 31 2021
James Alucobond
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The last couple photos show it flowing over the lava rocks outside the main entrance. It's a tight photo because there's a lot of stuff in the way to peek around to get that shot at the moment.
TikibirdLand
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I see bamboo and some palms in the photo, no water. maybe I'm blind...
I have highlighted the water feature in red. You can see the pool of water at the top, and the water flowing down the front of the rock.
TikibirdLand
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ah, thanks. Thought that was some kind of palm "hairs".
castlecake2.0
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The old water was better, this water doesnt look as themed. Typical disney.
peter11435
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Just stop. Wait until it’s done and you actually see what’s there before you complain endlessly.
peter11435
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I stand by my original statement. It gets old listening to people complain every step of the way and grasp for things to complain about constantly. You’re complaining about the size of an unfinished water feature you’ve only seen from a distance through a construction wall.
I don’t want you or anyone else to be a cheerleader. There are plenty of things to complain about regarding modern WDW. But constant complaints about unfinished items or complaints without validity just cause the valid ones to be ignored.
Think we need to wait until its done. There is still a lot of work going on, and this is just a small glimpse between the construction fence.
castlecake2.0
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Was just sarcasm lol
Bocabear
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so no opinions or remarks about anything until it is done... got it.
Think you are intelligent enough to know that isn't what I am saying.
What I am saying is that from that single image of a 1ft section of water feature, there is no way that your following conclusion can be drawn.
"So...looks like it will have water which is a plus but appears it will be a much condensed version...much smaller, cheaper to build and less maintenance..."
Splashin' Ryan
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Unfortunately, the wait until its done method of thinking was the same thing people said when the lobby at Poly was being refurbished and we ended up with a water feature that can be rivaled by the pressure of a drinking fountain....
I understand not wanting to jump to conclusions on unfinished projects and things can change over time, but with the slow trend of removing theming from resorts over the past decade or so I think an assumption like this is fair.
I understand not wanting to jump to conclusions on unfinished projects and things can change over time, but with the slow trend of removing theming from resorts over the past decade or so I think an assumption like this is fair.
Archie123
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Correct. It is common sense to wait until you see the finished product before making a comment.