Disney’s Yacht Club Resort is undergoing a lengthy refurbishment, both inside and out. Let’s check on the resort exterior.

Crew members on scaffolding and in cherry pickers were working on the exterior overlooking the pool.

Some crew members were working on balconies.

On the ground, they were painting the pillars of this gazebo-like corner of the building.

Back on the other side, near the scaffolding, we could see crew members in a cherry picker painting the edge of the roof.

The scaffolding covers most of this wall of the resort.

The bridges of Stormalong Bay will undergo refurbishment soon but we didn’t see any activity on them today.

From inside, we could also see a worker in a scissor lift working on one of the window openings of the gazebo near the pool.

Tarps keep the ground protected from dripping paint.

Because of this exterior work, these doors are not available right now.

When we last checked in, parts of the lobby and hallways were blocked off as floors were restained. The floors have now all been completed and barriers removed.

The floors are looking darker and shinier.

Rugs and furniture are back in their rightful places.

One section of flooring between these doors was still drying and crew members were watching over it.

The refurbishment is scheduled to be completed this spring.

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