Disney's POLYNESIAN VILLAGE RESORT Information & Questions

[Ferrentinos]

You call the in-room dining. It's called the 'Ohana Twilight Fest if I remember correctly. 40$ per adult with 18% tip + a 3$ fee for delivery.

I ordered food for 1 (you don't have to order food for the whole family like you do at the restaurant) and I received food for 2 (a whole bread, a huge bowl of salad, etc. In the end, my husband helped but a lot of food went to waste) the only downside is that you don't really get to choose how much you receive from each kind like youwould at the restaurant BUT I managed to get more dumplings by skipping on the shrimps. they are giving you a little bit of everything.

I was not hungry for the bread pudding that night. I kept it in the fridge and we put it a few seconds in the Captain Cooks microwave and I had a delicious breakfast the next morning.


Fun story: after the meal we left the tray outside. We went out for a walk but after we left, someone had actually went through the rest of our food and ate some of it and threw the chicken wing bones on the elevator floor.

Thank you so much!! I think that we may do this on our last night for a little something different - we try to keep it a little low key that night while I (cry) pack. I can't believe someone went through your leftover food! That's so insane! Too bad that they couldn't find a garbage to throw the bone out in!

 

[Sue M]

Yes, we're hoping that it was a kid...

It is great to get 'Ohana in your room, especially when you have been to 'Ohana many times, love the food but need a little change.

By the way, I went to Kona Cafe twice in 24 hours. The food there is outstanding! We've had the Chicken Island sandwich and the Teriyaki steak... Wow! That restaurant doesn't get the attention it really deserves.

Shhhhh, don't tell!!

I can't believe someone actually picked thru your tray :-0 and threw bones on elevator floor! Classy!!

 

[mevelandry]

I can't believe someone actually picked thru your tray :-0 and threw bones on elevator floor! Classy!!

I know, right? First we saw the bones in the elevator. (Come on!) We started making jokes about how our food was so good someone couldn't help but eating our leftovers...
We were laughing a lot ... until we realized that it was actually the case.

(The plates had been moved and the tablecloth was lying in the hallway...)

If it's a kid, it's funny. If it's an adult, no comments...

 

[texasgingerbread]

You call the in-room dining. It's called the 'Ohana Twilight Fest if I remember correctly. 40$ per adult with 18% tip + a 3$ fee for delivery.

I ordered food for 1 (you don't have to order food for the whole family like you do at the restaurant) and I received food for 2 (a whole bread, a huge bowl of salad, etc. In the end, my husband helped but a lot of food went to waste) the only downside is that you don't really get to choose how much you receive from each kind like youwould at the restaurant BUT I managed to get more dumplings by skipping on the shrimps. they are giving you a little bit of everything.

I was not hungry for the bread pudding that night. I kept it in the fridge and we put it a few seconds in the Captain Cooks microwave and I had a delicious breakfast the next morning.


Fun story: after the meal we left the tray outside. We went out for a walk but after we left, someone had actually went through the rest of our food and ate some of it and threw the chicken wing bones on the elevator floor.

Out of curiosity would food for 1 feed 2 people?

 

[mevelandry]

Out of curiosity would food for 1 feed 2 people?

Yes, this is what I meant. I ordered food for 1 person but in the end, my husband (who previously planned to eat something else) decided to eat with me because there was too much food going to waste. And when we were done, there was leftovers that would have easily fed a kid!

 

[Braden's Momma]

I know, right? First we saw the bones in the elevator. (Come on!) We started making jokes about how our food was so good someone couldn't help but eating our leftovers...
We were laughing a lot ... until we realized that it was actually the case.

(The plates had been moved and the tablecloth was lying in the hallway...)

If it's a kid, it's funny. If it's an adult, no comments...

Do they bring the food on a table? I cannot imagine eating it on the bed

 

[ThistleMae]

This is a great alternative to having to buy 2 meals @ $ 40.00. We can never eat all the food they bring at Ohana. Question: If you eat at Ohana, can you bring just the leftover bread pudding back to your room afterwards?

 

[trishadono]

Do they bring the food on a table? I cannot imagine eating it on the bed

CR, Poly and Gf have that rolling table under the desk. We love that up next to the bed or at the sofa for a nice table

At gf my last visit they put a table cloth on that rolling table for us and mevelandry said the tablecloth was on the floor in the hall so poly apparently does that too.

 

[ThistleMae]

CR, Poly and Gf have that rolling table under the desk. We love that up next to the bed or at the sofa for a nice table

At gf my last visit they put a table cloth on that rolling table for us and mevelandry said the tablecloth was on the floor in the hall so poly apparently does that too.

This all sounds very lovely...romantic and not so loud! I have to figure out what night I'll do this. Up to what time can you order?

 

[trishadono]

This all sounds very lovely...romantic and not so loud! I have to figure out what night I'll do this. Up to what time can you order?

Sorry not sure what you are looking for, dd and I had room service at midnight our last trip. We ran around MK so much that night we were so hungry and too tired to go anywhere. It was nice to just relax in the room

 

[Flyerjab]

Thank you so much!! I think that we may do this on our last night for a little something different - we try to keep it a little low key that night while I (cry) pack.

I just had to quote this as your 'cry' insert made me laugh out loud. I absolutely know that feeling. We (family of 5) are DVC members so we go multiple times each year. On the last day my wife always has us stand together with sad faces and takes a photo. That last day when you are packing and you see other people just arriving totally stinks.

 

[Cluelyss]

I just had to quote this as your 'cry' insert made me laugh out loud. I absolutely know that feeling. We (family of 5) are DVC members so we go multiple times each year. On the last day my wife always has us stand together with sad faces and takes a photo. That last day when you are packing and you see other people just arriving totally stinks.

I know that feeling so well! Last October we stopped for one last picture in front of the castle on our way out of MK our last day. Here's our sad shot (minus DS who was done with pictures by that point!)

 

[Ferrentinos]

I just had to quote this as your 'cry' insert made me laugh out loud. I absolutely know that feeling. We (family of 5) are DVC members so we go multiple times each year. On the last day my wife always has us stand together with sad faces and takes a photo. That last day when you are packing and you see other people just arriving totally stinks.

I know that feeling so well! Last October we stopped for one last picture in front of the castle on our way out of MK our last day. Here's our sad shot (minus DS who was done with pictures by that point!)
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It is so hard to leave WDW when we have to!! I always shed a tear or two... packing to go home is my least favorite part of the entire trip - I wish I could just skip that! Isn't there someone I could hire at the parks to magically pack all of our stuff up so I can pretend the magic isn't ending???

 

[kungaloosh22]

CR, Poly and Gf have that rolling table under the desk. We love that up next to the bed or at the sofa for a nice table

At gf my last visit they put a table cloth on that rolling table for us and mevelandry said the tablecloth was on the floor in the hall so poly apparently does that too.

I love the rolling tables under the desks. It's a great design! But heads up to the person asking about this, if you're in a studio I don't think there's a desk or rolling table; I think that's only for regular rooms.

 

[kiki02]

It is so hard to leave WDW when we have to!! I always shed a tear or two... packing to go home is my least favorite part of the entire trip - I wish I could just skip that! Isn't there someone I could hire at the parks to magically pack all of our stuff up so I can pretend the magic isn't ending???

Move to Florida, then you can visit more often!

 

[JoeyEmmaMomma]

This is a great alternative to having to buy 2 meals @ $ 40.00. We can never eat all the food they bring at Ohana. Question: If you eat at Ohana, can you bring just the leftover bread pudding back to your room afterwards?

Nope, we tried to do that, but since it's all you care to eat, no to go boxes.

 

[Koh1977]

I love the rolling tables under the desks. It's a great design! But heads up to the person asking about this, if you're in a studio I don't think there's a desk or rolling table; I think that's only for regular rooms.

there is a table though...and 2 chairs?

 

[Koh1977]

anyone there now that can take a pic of the in-room dining menu? (maybe with hours?)

 

[jhaig]

How long would it take to walk from the furthest building (Fiji?) to the TTC? is it like POR Riverside where everything is really spread out or is the Poly relatively compact like GF?

 

[mevelandry]

Do they bring the food on a table? I cannot imagine eating it on the bed

There is a small table hidden under the desk. They help you setting it up.