Polynesian Bungalow sold out?
Let us watch for an opening.

Disney’s 20 Bora Bora Bungalows sit over the water at the Polynesian, facing Cinderella Castle across Seven Seas Lagoon, and they’re some of the hardest rooms at Walt Disney World to get. The Bungalow was sold out for all 12 three-night stays we checked, one every 4 weeks from November 2026 to September 2027.

Bungalows do come back when other families change plans. Disney just doesn’t tell you. Set a Resortings alert for your dates and we’ll text and email you when one opens, with the dates and the price. You book it on Disney’s own site. One payment, from $19.99, with no subscription. How alerts work.

Why Resortings

• Pay once. From $19.99 for your resort and dates, and we watch until check-in. Nothing renews, so there’s nothing to cancel. Most alert sites bill you every month.
• Texts and email. Every alert comes by email, and by text too when you add your mobile, at no extra cost. Each one has the room, your dates, the nightly price and a link to book it on Disney’s site. Some sites only email you, or charge more for texts.
• Rooms go fast. We’ve seen 690 sold-out rooms come back in the last 90 days, and 29% were gone again within an hour. Some alert sites check much less often, and those miss a lot of openings.
• The room you want, or any room. Watch one room type, any studio, any 2-bedroom, or the whole resort.
• Not just Disney World. Disneyland, Aulani, Vero Beach, Hilton Head and Universal Orlando’s hotels too. Most Disney alert sites stop at Disney World and Disneyland.

What a Bungalow sleeps

Each Bungalow sleeps 8 guests aged 3 and up, plus a child under 3. Disney sells them as part of Polynesian Villas & Bungalows, and you don’t need to be a Disney Vacation Club member to book one for cash.

Rather have any room at the Polynesian?

The alert above watches the Bungalow. You can pick other rooms too, or watch the whole resort. Every room at the Polynesian, and what each sleeps.

An alert gives you a head start, and you book the room yourself. We aren’t affiliated with Disney.