Disney World's NEW Polynesian Restaurant Surprised Us! Wailulu Bar & Grill Review

We've been skeptical of Walt Disney World's NEW Polynesian Island Tower. This new area of Walt Disney World's Polynesian Village Resort was built to sell Disney Vacation Club. In our opinion, the tower aesthetic conflicts with the theme of the Polynesian, which is meant to resemble an Island with a multitude of huts. The area where this Tower resides used to be home to the Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show. This show was beloved by guests and its absence diminished the dining offerings at the Polynesian.

To make up for this, the new Polynesian Island Tower is home to a brand new restaurant called Wailulu Bar & Grill. The decor pays homage to South Pacific Conservationism. Plush Fish made of recycled fishing nets adjourn the ceilings. Moss and organic artwork are displayed on the walls along with a mosaic of what looks to be stained glass resembling an ancient Polynesian Wayfinder. The menu focuses on classic South Pacific cuisine with American flare.

Due to our skepticism and intrigue we wanted to see how Wailulu Bar & Grill complements the current offerings at the Polynesian and in the Magic Kingdom resort area. We go over how to get here, how to dine here, the decor, atmosphere, cuisine and our full experience at this restaurant during opening day. See our thoughts, favorite eats and whether Wailulu Bar & Grill changes the hierarchy of dining at Walt Disney World.

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