FIRST LOOK at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort DVC Island Tower Rooms

Walt Disney World has shared the first look at the DVC Island Tower guest rooms at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort.

See the full press release below.

The proposed 10-story tower will feature a variety of room types, each filled with original artwork inspired by Polynesian islands, wayfinding and natural elements – land, water, wind and sky. Each room will also feature stunning custom pieces inspired by the Walt Disney Animation Studios film, “Moana.”

And like all Disney Vacation Club properties, each accommodation will offer home-like amenities to make your stay even more comfortable.

The perfect stay for two

Taking inspiration from the stars and sky that scouts used for celestial navigation, the bright and airy duo studios will provide the perfect retreat for two.

Sensational Studios for Families of Four

Celebrating the lush flora and fauna of the islands, the Deluxe Studios will sleep up to four people and include a first-of-its-kind feature for Disney Vacation Club Deluxe Studios: a dishwasher! Island Tower’s luxury studios will have a new layout, including a comfortable living area opposite the kitchenette.

One and two bedroom villas for the whole family

You, your family and friends can spread out in a one or two bedroom villa, sleeping up to five and nine people respectively. Through unique artwork, each villa will showcase a traveler’s journey on land and under the sea. Embracing the beauty of water or land, these spaces will include a kitchen with large appliances, a dining area meals, a washer and dryer and an outdoor patio.

Introducing the NEW Two Bedroom Penthouse Villas

Disney Vacation Club will introduce an entirely new type of accommodation at Island Tower: two-bedroom penthouse villas. Themed around the calming balance between water and islands, the stunning villas will sleep up to eight guests and feature spacious living rooms and spectacular views of the Seven Seas Lagoon and Magic Kingdom Park. from a large patio balcony. https://www.youtube.com/embed/hUQcQ_n59O4

Sustainable design details at the island tower

Several room features contribute to Island Tower’s sustainable design, in line with Disney’s 2030 environmental goals. For example, in addition to the convenience provided by the first-ever dishwashers installed in the Tower Studios, they contribute also our goal to minimize waste by reducing the need for single-use plastic utensils and tableware. You might also be surprised to learn that the bedrooms’ beautiful plush carpets are made from recycled plastic bottles, woven into a fine yarn that resembles silk.

The opening date and booking dates have also been confirmed.

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Katie Francois