Fan-favorite Disney dinner show is now completely demolished

Credit: Twitter/bioreconstruct

In September 2020, The Walt Disney Company laid off thousands of Cast Members, including iconic Spirit of Aloha performers at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort.

Now, sadly, it looks like these performers will never return to the dinner show as Disney has confirmed that Spirit of Aloha will be shutting down for good.

Related: Bird’s Eye View Shows Demolition of Beloved Disney Dinner Show Building

Not too long ago, Walt Disney World began to retire the Spirit of Aloha building. Now we can see that the retired dinner show building is completely demolished.

Bioreconstruct on Twitter shared a photo of the Spirit of Aloha building at Disney’s Polynesian Resort as the dinner show will not be returning. In the photo you can see that the building is now completely demolished.

By bioreconstruction:

Demolition of Spirit of Aloha in a Polynesian resort. Originally: Revue Polynésienne.

Demolition of Spirit of Aloha in a Polynesian resort. Originally: Revue Polynésienne. pic.twitter.com/tTZjCx59Z6

—bioreconstruct (@bioreconstruct) June 25, 2022

At this time, we don’t know what will replace the Spirit of Aloha building, but Inside the Magic will update you as we receive information.

Learn more about Disney’s Aloha Spirit

Disney’s Spirit of Aloha was a dinner show that offered guests a culturally-inspired dining experience with music, a great story, delicious food, and outdoor seating. Disney World described the show as follows:

Hula dancing, fire dancing and more

Celebrate the spirit of aloha with spellbinding dancers, drummers and a breathtaking fire knife performer.

Aunty Wini is hosting a fun luau to say goodbye to one of the local girls heading to the “mainland” for college – and you’re invited!

In the outdoor theater at Luau Cove, revel in the exciting traditions of Polynesia, including dances from Tahiti, Samoa, Tonga, New Zealand and Hawaii.

An all-you-can-eat tropical feast

Sit down to plates of authentic Aloha pulled pork, Polynesian ribs, roast chicken and seasonal vegetables. Savor fresh-cut fruit and a salad with ginger-lime vinaigrette, then finish your meal by indulging in pineapple guava cake and chocolate cake!

Kid favorites like Chicken Breast Nuggets with Tater Bites, Cheese Pizza and Grilled Chicken or Fish of the Day with Rice and Green Beans are also available on request from the limited kids menu.

In addition to soft drinks, lemonade, coffee, and other non-alcoholic beverages, guests 21 and older can enjoy beer and wine with their meals. For an extra, treat yourself to a fruity cocktail, like the Pau Hana Punch served in a hand-carved coconut souvenir.

If you’re looking for a dinner show experience while visiting Walt Disney World, you can check out Hoop Dee Doo Review, which officially returned June 23 to Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort.

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