The bus loop at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort has been almost ready since early May. Now the finishing touches, including benches and touch-up painting, indicate that it should be in operation soon.

Bus Depot

On our May 28 visit to the resort, we spotted crews at work painting the new bus depot at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort. The beams appear to match the roof in a rich, chocolate brown.

We also noticed that several benches were installed inside the depot and covered to protect them from the ongoing painting work. The nearby garbage can was also covered in plastic. From the looks of the painting, it appears the crews were almost done with the majority of their finishing touches.

The benches inside the bus depot appear to match the ones that dot the walking path to the bus depot, underneath the Monorail track.

The new depot sits beneath the Walt Disney World Monorail beam, near the resort roadway and parking lot. The bus stop is part of broader entrance and transportation-area work at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort.

The bus stop has progressed significantly since earlier updates in April, when crews had added sheathing and themed planks to the station.

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