Disney has been tracking where its timeshare owners go when theytrade their weeks at a Disney resort for weeks at otherdestinations in order to determine where it should add resorts."Hawaii has been among our most requested Disney Vacation Clubgetaway locations beyond our theme parks," says Walt Disney Parks& Resorts chairman Jay Rasulo.
Scheduled to open in 2011, the Disney resort will have more than800 units. The unit mix will include hotel rooms and villas forDisney Vacation Club, the company's timeshare business.
Disney is acquiring its land from the Resort Group, masterdeveloper of Ko Olina Resort. Designs for the resort are stillbeing finalized. Disney designers have been traveling extensivelythroughout Hawaii for the past several months for ideas to developa resort that reflects Hawaii's culture and heritage.
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