Obsessing about the Volcano pool right now.
We're going to WDW in Jan. for the
first time ever, with our two little kids (6 and 4), and staying for five nights at Poly, from Jan. 25 thru 30. (It's a split stay, w/four nights at AKL Jambo Villas before Poly. We were actually going to do land/sea, and go on a
Disney Cruise, but canceled the cruise when the 35 percent discount came out.)
So, anyway, here's the thing:
This whole trip is really all about my son (4), because he has to wear a torso cast 24/7, all year long --- for a spinal issue . . . yes, wearing a body cast for two years, now, and likely at least another year.... Which means he's never been able to swim like other kids. But: He's getting a "break" from the torso cast in January. So: Florida! Swimming! Wheee! Spending like drunken sailors!
Right?
Now . . . pool resurfacing??? Pool resurfacing??? In January???
How long does pool resurfacing take? Sounds pretty dicey.
I directly asked the reservations people about the Volcano pool, and they said, "No, no, no! The Volcano pool will
not be closed in January. Only some areas of the beach will be closed then."
I sure hope they're right. Tho I gather they're often clueless?
PS: Anyone know if we can sign our kids up for the Grand Floridian kids' club, since Never Land kids club will be closed when we go to Poly? We have ADRs for 'Ohana and Kona, which tells me they expect those to be open for business in late January -- but we were told "no go!" on the kids club.
PPS: THANK YOU Tikkiman, for giving me an Aotearoa recommendation via Facebook. I did request it.