Bathrooms with sinks in the stall?

[Ember]

Are there any bathrooms in the parks that have sinks inside the stall with the toilet? Thank you!

 

[EckTownDisneyFan]

The companion bathrooms have that option.

 

[SueM in MN]

The Companion Restrooms, the restrooms in First Aid in each park.
The more recently renovated restrooms have at least one large accessible stall that includes a sink.

 

[SueM in MN]

The Companion Restrooms are marked on the park maps with a wheelchair symbol next to a male/female silouette. First Aid is marked with a black square with a white cross. I circled them in hot pink on each

 

[Evita_W]

Most of the accessible stalls have sinks in the stalls at WDW, DH and I have noticed that as it isn't normal out here in California, but think it is a great idea, the exception seems to be the older restrooms at Magic Kingdom.

Also, as mentioned, the companion restrooms will as well.

 

[fabfemmeboy]

There are definitely a few non-companion accessible stalls that have them - mostly the newer ones at MK. I know Tangled restrooms do for sure, and I think the Gaston ones did as well.

I don't recall any of the ones in EPCOT having them. At the very least, the ones in The Land pavillion do NOT have sinks in the accessible stall, and I don't think the ones in UK, Mission Space/Test Track area, or Norway do. I also don't recall seeing them in the restrooms across from Figment. The rest of the parks, I honestly don't remember.

 

[Evita_W]

There are definitely a few non-companion accessible stalls that have them - mostly the newer ones at MK. I know Tangled restrooms do for sure, and I think the Gaston ones did as well.

I don't recall any of the ones in EPCOT having them. At the very least, the ones in The Land pavillion do NOT have sinks in the accessible stall, and I don't think the ones in UK, Mission Space/Test Track area, or Norway do. I also don't recall seeing them in the restrooms across from Figment. The rest of the parks, I honestly don't remember.

The ones in Norway and near Germany definitely do. Pretty much all of them at Animal Kingdom and Hollywood Studios do as well.

 

[SueM in MN]

There are definitely a few non-companion accessible stalls that have them - mostly the newer ones at MK. I know Tangled restrooms do for sure, and I think the Gaston ones did as well.

I don't recall any of the ones in EPCOT having them. At the very least, the ones in The Land pavillion do NOT have sinks in the accessible stall, and I don't think the ones in UK, Mission Space/Test Track area, or Norway do. I also don't recall seeing them in the restrooms across from Figment. The rest of the parks, I honestly don't remember.

The ones in Norway, Germany, US, France, the new ones near Canada and the downstairs ones in The Land do (I haven’t been in the upstairs ones in a while because they are harder to get to).
Restrooms do have 2 types of accessible stalls:
- small ones with grab bars for ambulatory guests who need support
- larger wheelchair accessible stalls where a wheelchair can be brought inside the stall. The newer ones of that type have a sink.

 

[Ember]

The Companion Restrooms are marked on the park maps with a wheelchair symbol next to a male/female silouette. First Aid is marked with a black square with a white cross. I circled them in hot pink on each

This is super helpful, thank you for taking the time to do this! I have saved the images for our trip.

And thank you for all the replies, too!

 

[Betty Rohrer]

This is super helpful, thank you for taking the time to do this! I have saved the images for our trip.

And thank you for all the replies, too!

just remember that if someone is in a companion stall it could take that person longer than a normal amount of time

 

[fabfemmeboy]

The ones in Norway, Germany, US, France, the new ones near Canada and the downstairs ones in The Land do (I haven’t been in the upstairs ones in a while because they are harder to get to).
Restrooms do have 2 types of accessible stalls:
- small ones with grab bars for ambulatory guests who need support
- larger wheelchair accessible stalls where a wheelchair can be brought inside the stall. The newer ones of that type have a sink.

Yes - thank you, I should have clarified that I meant the upstairs ones at the Land. I don't know that I've actually ever been in the downstairs ones there.

 

[tinkerbelllacey]

just remember that if someone is in a companion stall it could take that person longer than a normal amount of time

Yes sometimes we have been in the companion restrooms and people have knocked and knocked and I mean knock and they wouldn’t stop and I kept on having to say we will be awhile . I have to change my daughter who uses a wheelchair and I also have to cath her which takes awhile.

 

[Betty Rohrer]

Yes sometimes we have been in the companion restrooms and people have knocked and knocked and I mean knock and they wouldn’t stop and I kept on having to say we will be awhile . I have to change my daughter who uses a wheelchair and I also have to cath her which takes awhile.

have had the same problem including one parent who was upset because I took so long that her daughter had an accident

 

[mamabunny]

Yes sometimes we have been in the companion restrooms and people have knocked and knocked and I mean knock and they wouldn’t stop and I kept on having to say we will be awhile . I have to change my daughter who uses a wheelchair and I also have to cath her which takes awhile.

I will typically holler to the people outside that I am going as fast as I can, but it’s still going to be a little bit, so if you have to really go - go find another bathroom!

No one “owns” the exclusive use of those bathrooms, but there are some folks who feel a bit more “entitled” to that particular throne!

 

[SirDuff]

Am I the only one who always feels like saying "I washed my hands in the sink in the stall" when I walk out of a stall with a sink in it and bypass the main sinks? I feel like I'm being judged for not washing my hands.

Just me?

 

[Evita_W]

Am I the only one who always feels like saying "I washed my hands in the sink in the stall" when I walk out of a stall with a sink in it and bypass the main sinks? I feel like I'm being judged for not washing my hands.

Just me?

Yeah, been there a few times.