Is the Polynesian a bad idea for 2023

[bakerworld]

The construction only impacts people walking from the Poly to GF or MK so it really isn't an issue.

 

[Dave006]

The construction will impact more and more of the resort as major construction ramps up with more physical site work beginning to go vertical to hang Steel Framing for the new DVC building infrastructure.

My concern would be if they need to drive pilings using hydraulics (now that would be noisy) for the foundation of the 5 floor building. It really depends on the ground stability testing.

Note: ground stability has so for prevented another hotel between the Polynesian and the Contemporary resort moving forward.

Dave

 

[PinkPixel]

Would staying club level theme park view at poly keep you safe from the construction? I wa sunder impression it would, early January dates.

 

[GADisneyDad14]

Would staying club level theme park view at poly keep you safe from the construction? I wa sunder impression it would, early January dates.

Other than the Suites, which are in the Tonga building and closer to construction, all CL rooms are in Hawaii, so a perfect spot to be away from direct impacts. The Lagoon and Theme Park View rooms will be able to see the site to the left across the water and inevitably there will likely be some construction noise that travels around when it gets to heavier activity, but it’s not like you’re right on top of things. I’d personally be happy in Hawaii.

 

[Kelly loves Food]

I was just there Thanksgiving week on the DVC side and couldn't even tell there was a construction site. There was zero impact for us and the walk to the TTC was so convenient! I would do it (DVC side only)

 

[Mazz519]

Studios are pretty big there stayed there a few years ago and thought the whole area was great