For you polar bears out there headed to Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort next year, you might want to rethink some of your plans. Starting in early January, the Lava Pool water slide will be closed to guests for routine maintenance.
The refurbishment kicks off on January 3, 2023. Disney has stated that the Lava Pool will remain available to guests throughout the refurbishment — only the slide will be closed.
For those who don’t want to use the pool while construction work goes on, the Oasis Pool, which is surrounded by the Hawaii, Samoa, Tokelau, and Nieu longhouses, will also be available to guests.
The 142-foot Lava Pool slide will reopen to guests in early February, according to Disney.
Are you disappointed that the Lava Pool slide will be closed for about a month? Let us know in the comments below.
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I have an upcoming trip to the Poly in January. My kids will be disappointed to hear the water slide will be closed. We planned on spending a day at the pool. Does anyone have any advice in regard to getting access to other pools? I know that Disney has suspended pool hopping. Wondering if they can make an exception since the water slide is under construction.
Omg. We are arriving late jan 1 and our first off day is Jan 3. My autistic son will be devastated that there is no slide. Will they let guests use a slide at another deluxe resort??
I wish I never told him about it.