Pooh Sized adults

[dznymania]

My wife and I are pooh sized. I am a little worried about the chairs in the dining rooms with the arms? do they have chairs w/o arms if you ask? Also, what about the seats in the theatre?

 

[WDdaughter]

Pooh sized!!!

Love your terminology! My husband and I are both "pooh sized" as well, it's never been a problem. Using the bathroom can be a bit interesting! No arms on chairs in Palo as I recall. There were arms on chairs in the other dining rooms, but I don't remember that ever being a problem. If it were, I'm sure that your servers would switch up your chairs right away for you, they are usually very accommodating with any requests.

 

[MagicMe]

I am pooh sized and I didn't find a problem with seating but I will note that the seats in the theater were snug.

 

[karibritt01]

No problems for me in the dining room. Theater seats were tight, but not uncomfortable. Movie theater was fine. Bathroom... well, how are you at contortionism? The toilet side of the restroom is basically the size of a public stall. I would rather have 1 bigger bathroom and be able to turn around!

 

[dznymania]

Thanks for all the info. Kind of sad when you have to worry about these types of things

 

[billwald]

They have some folding chairs in the back of the theater.

 

[Pumba's Dad]

I'm super pooh then...

I did have a problem on the chairs in the dining rooms, and the wait staff just got me a chair without arms. Then every night at the different eateries, they had an armless chair for me.

The theatre is tight. But we did find some seats that you could get into.

Bathrooms are tight. Especially the ones in the staterooms. The problem was the non-pooh friendly doors. A tuck here and there and I was in.

 

[cmash95]

i must say that i found the seats in the last rows in the theater the most comfy and you didn't have to try and get up and down the stairs either. and yes you can ask for an armless chair and they will get one for you. I agree about the bathrrom, not only is it small and tight but you have to step up to get into it, I found myself litterally grabbing onto the sink and pulling myself up and into the bathroom. the shower however was nice because disney showeres have hand held nozzles. other cruiselines I have been on don't and it is difficult to manouver.

 

[jrabbit]

the shower however was nice because disney showeres have hand held nozzles. other

Oh and you can soap up the sides of the shower, climb in, spin then rinse off!

 

[mmouse37]

FYI.. to the general population.......in the Buena Vista Theatre (movie theatre) not the Walt Disney Theatre (show theatre) the last row of seats have less knee room that the other rows...we found this out the hard way!!!

At the next movie I advised folks about that last row when they sat down and made faces of pain because their knees were up around their chins!!! LOL!!!

 

[gydell]

Bathroom... well, how are you at contortionism? The toilet side of the restroom is basically the size of a public stall. I would rather have 1 bigger bathroom and be able to turn around!

It's like an adventure.....turn sideways and breathe in.

 

[feenie]

The seats in animators pallete are the only ones that I have every had trouble with. They brought me a different chair. Parrot Cay's chairs have arms, but they were set up differently, so not bad at all.
At Lumieres they do have a few chairs with arms, but most don't.

The Walt Disney theater I found that the end seat was more comfortable that a middle seat.
As for the bathrooms the one with the toilet required some manuvering, but the shower side was fine.

 

[ibouncetoo]

Oh and you can soap up the sides of the shower, climb in, spin then rinse off!

 

[cyndik1111]

My wife and I are pooh sized. I am a little worried about the chairs in the dining rooms with the arms? do they have chairs w/o arms if you ask? Also, what about the seats in the theatre?

LOL! I love that euphemism. (I'm gonna use it) I actually thought it ment you were petite in height. The bath/showers sound like the kind you would find in a camper/winibago.