Selling Your Resort!

[real mad hatter]

Good Morning Magic People.This debate came up at my Disney party last weekend.One of our guests [very rich] well compared to us,spend two weeks at the Poly every year,peak season,July.There's six in their party and money's no object,[getting jealous by the minute] Anyway they wouldn't stay anywhere else and went on to explain all the awesome things about the resort.Must admit,if I had the cash I would splash,but PORS is our home from home.So how would you sell your WDW resort to your friends,what makes it so special that you wouldn't consider staying anywhere else?Interested to hear your thoughts on this one.:wave:

 

[bethymouse]

Polynesian

If you like Hawaii, then the Polynesian is your home away from home! ALOHA!
The restaurants are some of the best on WDW property!
The Spirit of Aloha Show is a classic Luau and a must see and taste!:lol:
The Great Ceremonial House takes you to a waterfall that leads you to a volcano (main themed pool).
There are Tiki gods watching you wherever you walk! The rooms are spacious and comfy! The views are spectacular! The transportation is the best on WDW property: monorail and boat launch.
You get a traditional Hawaiian greeting (lei) when you check in and can watch and listen to the island drums during the Torch Lighting Ceremony!
Daily children's activities include traditional Hawaiian storytelling and other cultural learning experiences.
You can watch the MK fireworks from the beach or your room (theme park view).
MAHALO!:animwink:

 

[real mad hatter]

Waikiki dreams.

If you like Hawaii, then the Polynesian is your home away from home! ALOHA!
The restaurants are some of the best on WDW property!
The Spirit of Aloha Show is a classic Luau and a must see and taste!:lol:
The Great Ceremonial House takes you to a waterfall that leads you to a volcano (main themed pool).
There are Tiki gods watching you wherever you walk! The rooms are spacious and comfy! The views are spectacular! The transportation is the best on WDW property: monorail and boat launch.
You get a traditional Hawaiian greeting (lei) when you check in and can watch and listen to the island drums during the Torch Lighting Ceremony!
Daily children's activities include traditional Hawaiian storytelling and other cultural learning experiences.
You can watch the MK fireworks from the beach or your room (theme park view).
MAHALO!:animwink:

That's it,you've sold me.:ROFLOL::wave:

 

[Michael Hall]

What time is the torch lighting ceremony. Been to the Poly many times but never have seen it ?

 

[bethymouse]

Tuesday-Saturday

What time is the torch lighting ceremony. Been to the Poly many times but never have seen it ?

It's Tues-Sat. at 6PM just outside the lobby where the drum is. It's quick, but neat to see!