Polynesian Resort Est. 1971 Dangle Pin

This charming Open Edition pin celebrates the iconic Disney's Polynesian Village Resort at Walt Disney World, which first opened its doors in 1971. The design features a two-piece construction: a primary header pin shaped like a stylized wooden sign with intricate Polynesian-inspired carvings, and a Dangle element hanging below. The Dangle depicts a classic Tiki mask, a central figure in the resort's mid-century South Pacific aesthetic and a nod to the legendary Enchanted Tiki Room attraction. The text '19 EST. 71' is prominently displayed on the Dangle, marking the resort's inaugural year. As an Open Edition release from 2001, this piece remains a nostalgic favorite for collectors who focus on resort history and Disney architecture. The Tiki mask character, inspired by the Polynesian gods often represented in the resort's decor, captures the immersive atmosphere that has defined the Polynesian Resort for decades. Because it is an older Open Edition pin, it has become increasingly sought after as a piece of Walt Disney World history. The Dangle design adds a nice sense of movement and dimension that is highly valued by pin traders. It serves as a perfect memento for those who appreciate the unique 'Polynesian' theme that has been a staple of the Walt Disney World experience since the park's early years.