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  Updated 6/16/22 For the most up-to-date information about the phased reopening of the Walt Disney World Resort, please visit the   Walt Disney World Know Before You Go Guide. Kona Cafe is currently closed but will reopen November 1, 2022. Located directly across from Magic Kingdom on the shores of Seven Seas Lagoon lies an open-air eatery with a relaxing feel and tropical ambiance where American favorites are prepared with hints of the Asian flavors. Kona Café is a delicious dining experience that serves Walt Disney World guests throughout the day. You can start your day off with a casual breakfast with Tonga Toast (Banana-stuffed French Toast rolled in cinnamon sugar and served with a strawberry compote), Mickey Waffles, Macadamia Nut Pancakes, and plenty of standard American fare breakfast options! Selections for lunch and dinner include Sushi Rolls, Poke Bowls, Kona-braised Duck Fried Rice with Leg Confit, Stir-Fry with Shrimp, and a Crispy Cheddar Burger. The meals ...

Updated 6/16/22 For the most up-to-date information about the phased reopening of the Walt Disney World Resort, please visit the   Walt Disney World Know Before You Go Guide. Ohana is a special and unique dining experience found at the Polynesian Hotel at Disney World in Florida. Not staying at the Polynesian Hotel—NO problem! You can still dine at Ohana! Breakfast and Dinner are available at Ohana, and you can pay out of pocket or use one credit per person on the Disney dining plan, Disney plus dining plan, or the Deluxe dining plan (when available). Please note that the Quick Service credits are NOT an option to use at this dining location. As of this writing, breakfast will cost $45/Adult and $29/Child plus gratuities. Dinner will cost $59/Adult and $38/Child plus gratuities and any adult beverages (soft drinks are included). If you save room or arrive early, maybe stop at the Pineapple Lanai for an infamous Dole Whip---located just outside the lobby at this hotel! A gre...

Updated 4/25/2022 - Polynesian Village has undergone a major renovation and has reopened. The Monorail service was temporarily disabled but is now up and running again. However, the Luau is permanently closed to make room for additional Disney Vacation Club rooms and dining options. Construction is planned to be completed in 2024. For the most up-to-date information about the phased reopening of the Walt Disney World Resort, please visit the Walt Disney World Know Before You Go guide .  This week’s featured resort is Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort. Often referred to as simply the Polynesian, this deluxe resort has been a favorite Disney destination since 1971. If you’re looking to escape to the South Pacific, complete with an oasis of tropical palms and lush vegetation, this may be the resort for you! The outdoor island ambience, complete with tiki torches lining the walkways, makes this resort definitely one to consider when planning your next Disney vacation. Accommodations...