Disneys Polynesian Village makeover - General Tiki

E EPCOTExplorer Member Miami, FL Joined: May 13, 2014 Posts: 298	E EPCOTExplorer Posted posted on Tue, May 13, 2014 6:43 AM As a lifelong WDW fan, I'm generally pleased that the Poly is getting the care and attention it deserves, but losing the fountain is a pretty big blow. WDW has a unique and special history not only for Tiki culture, but for Disney's trajectory in the industry, too. Those fountains and waterfalls have been there for nearly 45 years. It doesn't seem right to get rid of them now, especially when Disney touts the resort for being a bastion of guest memories. There's no real reason why the right upkeep and maint. can't be applied and the waterfalls left intact. All of that said... bring on Sam's! Disneyland's is fantastic. Hope that Tiki Farm gets to create some new mugs for us East-coasters. EE

As a lifelong WDW fan, I'm generally pleased that the Poly is getting the care and attention it deserves, but losing the fountain is a pretty big blow. WDW has a unique and special history not only for Tiki culture, but for Disney's trajectory in the industry, too. Those fountains and waterfalls have been there for nearly 45 years. It doesn't seem right to get rid of them now, especially when Disney touts the resort for being a bastion of guest memories. There's no real reason why the right upkeep and maint. can't be applied and the waterfalls left intact.

All of that said... bring on Sam's! Disneyland's is fantastic. Hope that Tiki Farm gets to create some new mugs for us East-coasters.

Post #716792 by EPCOTExplorer on Tue, May 13, 2014 6:43 AM