
The venerable Disney Polynesian resort opened on October 1, 1971, when it became an instant classic among guests looking to immerse themselves in the Disney experience while enjoying premium accommodations. Themed as a South Pacific island paradise, the Polynesian is 39 acres of palm trees, tropical plants, tiki statues, tiki torches, and mini waterfalls. The resort complex is compiled of 11 village longhouse themed buildings, and holds an impressive 847 rooms. The Great Ceremonial House is the main building in the complex, holding the reservation desk, several shops and restaurants, a waterfall, and living tropical plants and coconut palm trees. The Polynesian is referred to as a monorail resort, due to its connection to the Disney monorail system. Considered a Deluxe Disney resort, the Polynesian
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