The surfboard sign for Disney’s Spirit of Aloha dinner show has been removed amidst demolition of the building at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort.
Here is what the surfboard sign looked like a few months ago, when it was announced that the show was permanently closed.
The Spirit of Aloha building is being demolished to make way for a new Disney Vacation Club wing.
The supports for the sign remain on the thatched roof.
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Is it on ebay?
Yes, I will miss it. How can a luau become an outdated thing? I really had it in my head, that with Disney’s drive to not just educate, or provide cultural experiences, and wanting EVERYthing to pertain to their Disney characters (Contemporary=Incredibles, GF=Mary Poppins, WL=Snow White, but probably should have been Pocahontas, and Poly=Moana,) they would have made the luau cove still a luau, but a character dinner with Lilo and Stitch, and Moana and Maui. That would have been awesome! Oh, I would have loved that. But alas, they can make more $ from DVC. :(