Services at First Aid?

[Mary976]

DD has been having some issues with her health lately. She's on a new med and I'm hoping she bounces back by the time of our trip (end of March). We're going to take it easy and rest during the afternoon. That being said, it can take awhile to get back to the hotel (Pop Century) from the parks. If she's feeling especially sick can we have her lie down at First Aid for a bit? I hate to use up their spaces if we don't really need anything, but there are times it might be easier to get her lying down right away.

Mary

 

[livndisney]

DD has been having some issues with her health lately. She's on a new med and I'm hoping she bounces back by the time of our trip (end of March). We're going to take it easy and rest during the afternoon. That being said, it can take awhile to get back to the hotel (Pop Century) from the parks. If she's feeling especially sick can we have her lie down at First Aid for a bit? I hate to use up their spaces if we don't really need anything, but there are times it might be easier to get her lying down right away.

Mary

Yes, you can lay down at First Aid. They have curtained areas with flat paper covered beds.

 

[SueM in MN]

Yes, agreeing with ivndisney.
That is one of the things First Aid is for.

 

[LockShockBarrel]

If lying down is what will help her, you have every right to be in the space. Don't worry about "taking up room".

 

[mdvlprof]

Yup. First Aid stations are great....

 

[minkydog]

We have used the First Aid stations many times for quick lay-downs with Christian. It's not a big deal at all. And the times I have had to use it, there have been only a handful of other park patrons in the First Aid station, so I know we weren't bothering anyone. The nurses and EMTs are happy to help you whatever your situation is.