Monorail Station at Disney’s Polynesian Resort

Monorail has been out of service two of the three times we have tried to ride it. Apparently it can get stuck on the tracks which is kinda scary for those afraid of being stuck up high… MEEEEEE… So we decided to bus it everywhere instead.

Even though it doesn’t state it in the name on Unilocal,this is the Monorail Station at Disney’s Polynesian Resort. I am attempting to get the name corrected with Unilocal.
I absolutely love the monorail system at Disney and this mode of transportation will always get 5 stars from me. There’s no better way to travel around Disney Property than the monorails.
You’ll find the monorail on the second floor of the lobby of the Polynesian. The wait for a monorail to come along is never very long. I’ve never had to wait more than about 5 minutes. Every now and then, there may be a 10 minutes wait, but that’s uncommon.
If you are wanting to go to Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom, or Downtown Disney, you will need to take a bus. The monorail will only take you to The Magic Kingdom and Epcot.
Note that you will not be immediately taken to The Magic Kingdom or Epcot because the monorail does make other stops.
When boarding at The Polynesian, the next stop will the The Grand Floridian Resort and the stop after than will be The Magic Kingdom.
If heading to Epcot, the stop after The Magic Kingdom will be The Contemporary Resort and then The Transportation and Ticket Center. You will need to get off the monorail at The Transportation and Ticket Center and take another monorail straight to Epcot.
Even though there are other stops to be made, the monorail moves quickly and it won’t take you long to get where you are going. That is, unless you are leaving the Parks at closing and this is where you’ll need to have patience. The lines get long to get back to the Resorts via monorail and you’ll more than likely have to wait for several to pass before you can board one.
Tip: You don’t have to be staying at a Disney Resort to use the monorails. To avoid the $ 17 per day parking fee, you can park for free at Downtown Disney and take a Disney bus to this Resort (or another) and use the monorail (or buses) to get to the Park of your choice.

The monorail station in the resort is located on the 2^nd floor.
From the Polynesian, the Resort Monorail stops at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa, the Magic Kingdom, Transportation and Ticket Center (where you can transfer to the Epcot Monorail bound for Future World), the back to the Polynesian Resort.