at pop are all the rooms on one floor

[tinkerbellandeeyor]

I only ask because dh is going to be in a ecv and I want to make sure we can get to our room

 

[aalliep]

You would need to request it then - there are 2 floors to all buildings

 

[mnamna]

There are 4 floors at Pop, and the buildings all have elevators.

Edited because I forgot there had been a floor above ours when we were there!

 

[Mickey's Best Girl]

Posting a photo for visual reference.

Pop building are four floors.

There is is a central elevator in each building. In the photo above it's located behind the larger than life Mowgli and Baloo.

 

[HopperFan]

FOUR floors.
Elevators.
So any floor will work but I agree first would be easiest.
Put in a request on your reservation for first floor for mobility issues.

 

[mnamna]

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Posting a photo for visual reference.

Pop building are four floors.

There is is a central elevator in each building. In the photo above it's located behind the larger than life Mowgli and Baloo.

Thank you, I forgot there was a floor above ours when we stayed there. -_-;; ^_^;;

 

[Queen of the WDW Scene]

No.
There are 4 floors in each building.
There are elevators so each floor is accessible to everyone.
If you would like the first floor then request it during online check in.
You can also call Disney to also have it noted on your reservation.

 

[disnut8]

My father was in a wheelchair (he did a manual one) and I just called and requested a first floor room because of the wheelchair. We had others in our party and were asked if the others also wanted first floor rooms and I said it didn't matter, as long as we were close. We had two connecting rooms on one side of the building and two rooms on the other side - all first floor and very close by.

 

[tinkerbellandeeyor]

Thank you everyone

 

[Sue M]

If you are wanting to request a first floor, attach request to your reservation and state the reason why. You will be more likely to get request if they know the reason why.

 

[Shanti]

I only ask because dh is going to be in a ecv and I want to make sure we can get to our room

You might want to specifically book a handicapped-accessible room, to ensure that your husband will be able to access everything and have ample room for his ecv. This is a specific category of rooms, so you'd need to take care of it while booking, or if you've already booked, by calling Disney to make a change.