Bookings for the new Island Tower at Disney’s Polynesian Villas & Bungalows have begun, and we're excited to share a sneak peek inside the guest rooms!

Scheduled to open on December 17, 2024, the 10-story tower will offer a range of room types, each featuring original artwork inspired by the Polynesian Islands, wayfinding, and natural elements such as earth, water, wind, and sky. Additionally, each guest room will showcase custom pieces inspired by the film "Moana" from Walt Disney Animation Studios.
Like all Disney Vacation Club properties, each accommodation will provide amenities designed to make guests' stay comfortable and homely.

Ideal for Two
The bright and airy duo studios, inspired by celestial navigation, will provide the perfect retreat for two.

Studios for Families of Four
The deluxe studios, celebrating the islands' lush flora and fauna, will accommodate up to four guests and will include a unique feature for Disney Vacation Club deluxe studios – a dishwasher! These deluxe studios will have a new layout, including a cozy seating area opposite the kitchenette.

One- & Two-Bedroom Villas for Families
Guests and their families or friends can enjoy the spaciousness of a one- or two-bedroom villa, accommodating up to five and nine guests, respectively. Each villa will showcase unique artwork representing a voyager’s journey on land and under the sea. The spaces will feature a kitchen with full-size appliances, a dining area, a washer and dryer, and an outdoor patio area, emphasizing the beauty of water and earth.

Introduction of Two-Bedroom Penthouse Villas
The Island Tower will feature two-bedroom penthouse villas, offering a brand-new type of accommodation. Themed after the balance between water and the islands, these stunning villas will accommodate up to eight guests and will feature a spacious living room and breathtaking views of the Seven Seas Lagoon and Magic Kingdom Park from an expansive patio balcony.

Sustainable Design at the Island Tower
Guest rooms in the Island Tower will feature various sustainable design details in line with Disney’s 2030 environmental goals. For instance, the studios will be equipped with dishwashers, aiming to minimize waste by reducing the need for plastic utensils and single-use dishware. Additionally, the beautiful rugs and carpets inside the guest rooms are made from mostly recycled plastic bottles woven into fine yarn that feels like silk.