Everyone knows that the Walt Disney World Resort has some truly delicious offerings when it comes to food. From places like Crystal Palace at Magic Kingdom, The Hollywood Brown Derby at Hollywood Studios, Satu’li Canteen in Animal Kingdom, or the story of EPCOT, Guests are always in for a treat when having a meal or a snack in the Resort.
The Disney World hotels also have a great collection of decadent breakfast, lunch, and dinner options you can choose from, allowing you to take a break from the Parks in the middle of the day or end the night right at your hotel.
Unfortunately, one popular eatery will be closing soon.
Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort is home to several beloved restaurants most notably Ohana. The Resort also features Kona Cafe, another great choice to chow down on. However, this restaurant will be closing at the end of this summer. When looking at the eatery on the official Walt Disney World website, the following message appears:
Beginning August 15, 2022, Kona Cafe will be closed for refurbishment. During this time, Guests may continue to use the Mobile Order service through the My Disney Experience app to order select breakfast, lunch and dinner offerings from Kona Island.
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We are unsure what the refurbishment will include or how long it will last at this time. The entire Polynesian Village Resort is set for a major expansion as well, which was announced just a few months ago.
Savor American favorites for breakfast, lunch and dinner—prepared with hints of the South Seas.
Open to the tropical ambiance of the Great Ceremonial House, this casual café serves such breakfast delights as cinnamon and banana-stuffed Tonga Toast, a variety of savory egg dishes and macadamia-pineapple pancakes.
Satisfy big lunchtime appetites with a delish Dashi noodle bowl or crispy baked cheddar cheeseburger.
For dinner, feast on a divine selection of delicacies that includes sushi rolls, poke bowls and chef-recommended dishes like the Kona-braised short rib—all served amid the relaxed atmosphere of this Polynesian restaurant.
Guests 21 years of age and up can enjoy fruity island cocktails, in addition to beer and wine.
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At Magic Kingdom there is so much to see and do! Cinderella Castle is decked out for the 50th anniversary and soon Festival of Fantasy and Mickey’s Royal Friendship Faire will return. You can ride the three big mountains: Space Mountain, Splash Mountain, and Big Thunder Mountain, or calm things down on Peter Pan’s Flight. Rope drop the Park to get on Seven Dwarfs Mine Train and then enjoy a mid-day snack with some Dole Whip. Be sure to meet Mickey Mouse and enjoy the firework show, Disney Enchantment!
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