Hi Andrea, You have narrowed down your choices to three amazingly themed deluxe resorts that are all close to the Magic Kingdom. The
Grand Floridian is the flagship resort of WDW with a victorian feel throughout with 2 pools, several elegant restaurants, character dining, and counter service. The
Polynesian has a feel of the South Pacific that is part elegant and a bit kitschy with a loyal following of fans. It has two restaurants, one of which has a character breakfast, and counter service. It also has two pools, but it does not have a whirlpool. Both these resorts have easy access to the Magic Kingdom by both monorail and boat, and fireworks can be seen from them. The Polynesian is within walking distance of the Ticket and Transportation Center which makes taking the Epcot monorail easy. The
Wilderness Lodge has the feel of national park resorts of the Northwest and is contained within one building. It doesn't offer as many amenities as the other resorts so the price is a bit less, but it has two pools, two restaurants, and counter service. Its access to the Magic Kingdom is by a boat ride that is a bit longer, but strollers can usually be rolled right onto the boat. In all honesty, I would let your preference to which theming you like the best direct your choice.