The Spirit of Aloha dinner show has permanently closed at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort and the building is now being demolished to make way for a new Disney Vacation Club wing.
From the Monorail, we could see exposed steel where the thatched roof used to be.
On the ground, we got a look at the front of the building. Sure enough, the thatched roof has been entirely removed. The show’s surfboard sign was gone a few weeks ago.
On the road, construction materials were staged nearby.
There were piles of pipes.
We could see some crew members through the trees.
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Sad to see DVC villas be more important than classic Disney entertainment.
Glad we were able to see the show a few years ago with my wife and children. Sad to see a quality entertainment removed for more rooms for those with the money. Disney is all about making a buck, rather then family entertainment.