Wheelchair accessible options

[dkostel]

Hello,
I'm trying to book a stay at Bay Lake towers and one of our party is in a wheelchair. I see wheelchair accessible with roll in shower and wheelchair accessible with tub. Can someone explain the difference? She doesn't need a roll-in shower but would need a seat in the shower.
Thanks

 

[dlcard]

Hello,
I'm trying to book a stay at Bay Lake towers and one of our party is in a wheelchair. I see wheelchair accessible with roll in shower and wheelchair accessible with tub. Can someone explain the difference? She doesn't need a roll-in shower but would need a seat in the shower.
Thanks

Anyone can request to have a shower bench/chair and a handheld shower in their room. When I had an accessible room with tub, it meant there were bars in the bathroom.

 

[philharmagic fan]

The master bath in 1 and 2 bedroom regular (not accessible) villas has a shower with a seat of sorts. Check out the link below and scroll down to the photo labelled "master bathroom 3". Shower head is not visible but is on the left wall and points toward the "seat".

https://allears.net/accommodation/bay-lake-tower-at-disneys-contemporary-resort/photos/room/

 

[mamabunny]

Hello,
I'm trying to book a stay at Bay Lake towers and one of our party is in a wheelchair. I see wheelchair accessible with roll in shower and wheelchair accessible with tub. Can someone explain the difference? She doesn't need a roll-in shower but would need a seat in the shower.
Thanks

If she requires a seat in the shower - meaning that she cannot function without one - I would book the "roll in shower" option, because that will guarantee a (wall-mounted) seat will be in the shower for her, and there will be a handheld shower wand.