Polynesian Resort - Revision history

Jka at 20:57, 7 May 2007

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Opened on October 1st, 1971.

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 Opened on October 1st, 1971.
 ==Trivia==
-The rooms of the main tower for the Polynesian Resort were originally designed so that they could each be removed from the hotel as a module. This is true also of the rooms at the [[Contemporary]] Resort. New rooms could then be inserted into the empty spaces to upgrade the rooms from time to time, only requiring power and plumbing to be hooked up. Unfortunately, shortly after the resort had been built it settled, causing all of the rooms to become permanently locked into place.
+The rooms of the main tower for the Polynesian Resort were originally designed so that they could each be removed from the hotel as a module. This is true also of the rooms at the [[Contemporary Resort]]. New rooms could then be inserted into the empty spaces to upgrade the rooms from time to time, only requiring power and plumbing to be hooked up. Unfortunately, shortly after the resort had been built it settled, causing all of the rooms to become permanently locked into place.
 However, because of this feature, the rooms at the Contemporary and Polynesian Resorts also happen to be some of the quietest rooms on the property, as they have double the amount of drywall between rooms.

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		+	The rooms of the main tower for the Polynesian Resort were originally designed so that they could each be removed from the hotel as a module. This is true also of the rooms at the [[Contemporary]] Resort. New rooms could then be inserted into the empty spaces to upgrade the rooms from time to time, only requiring power and plumbing to be hooked up. Unfortunately, shortly after the resort had been built it settled, causing all of the rooms to become permanently locked into place.
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		+	However, because of this feature, the rooms at the Contemporary and Polynesian Resorts also happen to be some of the quietest rooms on the property, as they have double the amount of drywall between rooms.