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[KPeveler]

has anyone ever stayed at FW accessible cabins? Do you have pictures?

 

[dclfun]

We stayed there last summer and I have photos but can't get them uploaded to this site. There is a ramp up to the deck and entrance plus a HUGE accessible bathroom with roll in shower. There's a pull down murphy bed in the living room which would be impossible for a w/c user to pull down independently. The second bedroom had a double bed and set of bunks- not alot of space inbetween but room for a w/c transfer if needed. The kitchen/living room was spacious with plenty of room to maneuver. It was a long distance to the bus stop. Fortunately I have a power chair or would never have made it to/from anything. Please feel free to ask about anything I didn't include.---Kathy

 

[KPeveler]

wonderful, thanks

 

[PrincessSuzanne]

We stayed there last summer and I have photos but can't get them uploaded to this site. There is a ramp up to the deck and entrance plus a HUGE accessible bathroom with roll in shower. There's a pull down murphy bed in the living room which would be impossible for a w/c user to pull down independently. The second bedroom had a double bed and set of bunks- not alot of space inbetween but room for a w/c transfer if needed. The kitchen/living room was spacious with plenty of room to maneuver. It was a long distance to the bus stop. Fortunately I have a power chair or would never have made it to/from anything. Please feel free to ask about anything I didn't include.---Kathy

Not all of the handicapped accessible rooms have the large bathroom with roll in shower, so if this is what you need you have to let them know to make a note on your reservation. I also called Disney Disability Services so that it could be guaranteed that I got the accessible room. We didn't need the accessible bathroom, only the ramp, so I let them know so the other rooms would be available to others that have a more severe disability than my mother has.