? re: Restrooms at the parks

[schlepsnort]

So this is for the ladies as men don't seem to have this problem...
Are there usually long lines for the restrooms at the parks?
And in the regular restrooms are there babychange areas? Like the pull down changing tables?
I know about the child care center but if we are at one end of the park I don't want to have to walk allllll the way to the center if it is not needed!

Thanks for any info! I'm running out of questions and we have 25 days to go!!

 

[Tinkerbell_Tiffany]

I will be there the same time as you, we can't wait either!
all the bathroom I have been in have had the changing stations in them.
we never had a wait for the restrooms either.

 

[Tinkerbell_Tiffany]

They call it PMS because mad cow disease was taken

LOL thats sooo funny!

 

[Msslaydbug]

I have never really encountered long lines in the ladies bathrooms. There always seems to be plenty of restroom stalls. Then again we go during the off season so maybe they get a little more traffic.

As far as changing for babies I seem to remember that most of the restrooms had the ones that ae built right into the wall - not the pull down type. Usually there was one - maybe two and I found that a lot of the time we did have to wait for one of these to open up.

 

[miss missy]

There are never lines. There are restrooms EVERYWHERE in WDW and there a changing tables in all that I have seen.

 

[DisneyMommyMichelle]

no lines and all the rest rooms had built ins.

We were on the other side of the park often and often we would trek to the baby care centers. They were 100% cleaner. In the times we did venture into a regular bathroom, i wiped it down with the antibacterical wipes adn then Lysoled it. THEN put my own pad down. I would do the same at the care centers, but the smell wasn't as bad there

 

[disnut8]

I have been to Disney World almost 50 times and I have only encountered one line at a woman's restroom. Which was two people deep after a parade. No worry about that at all. And don't worry about the changing tables. Very kid friendly. And there are family restrooms as well. And tell your husband that he's not exempt. Most of the men's bathrooms have changing tables too. No excuse there.

 

[iluvpiglet]

I'm glad you mentioned that the men's rooms also have changing tables in them. My DH is so good about helping with diaper changes.

 

[lovethattink]

So this is for the ladies as men don't seem to have this problem...
Are there usually long lines for the restrooms at the parks?
And in the regular restrooms are there babychange areas? Like the pull down changing tables?
I know about the child care center but if we are at one end of the park I don't want to have to walk allllll the way to the center if it is not needed!

Thanks for any info! I'm running out of questions and we have 25 days to go!!

Long lines----depends which bathroom at what time of year and day.
if you have a particular park in mind I can tell you which restroom would probably have less ppl.

Changing tables---the best changing tables can be found at the baby care centers in Epcot, MK and MGM. (The ones in the AK baby care center are great for infants, but not toddlers, too small.) I have not found a pull down changing table in any of the parks. However, some of the restrooms have large metal surfaces for baby changes and others have a very tiny metal surface. The big ones I remember for sure are by EE at AK, the restrooms near spaceship earth and the restrooms in the Journey to Imagination building (located to the right as you are walking outside the building.) Most men's restrooms at disney have a changing area. The lines for the changing tables are usually non-existant in the mens rooms. I know the changing table in the WOD store at DTD is very tiny, my son complained the whole time, he is 2.

There are never lines. There are restrooms EVERYWHERE in WDW and there a changing tables in all that I have seen.

The only times I have encountered crazy lines for restrooms were holidays and when parks are close to capacity. I remember being pregnant and waiting 20 min at the bathroom by Casey's corner for a stall, at Christmas time.