Wheelchair accessible with tub means tub rails?

[patty57]

Hello, Just got off the phone with Disney to book Wilderness Lodge for December. Taking my elderly mom, who will be two weeks shy of her 95th birthday when we travel. She can walk, however will be using a wheelchair for most of this trip. The suggestion was to book a room that is wheelchair accessible with a tub. I was told it is a regular room, but has tub rails. Does that sound right? Anyone stayed in a room like that at Wilderness Lodge club level?
Thanks.

 

[SueM in MN]

Yes. That does sound correct

 

[patty57]

Thank you.

 

[patty57]

Any chance anyone has a picture of what that bathroom looks like? Also, anyone know which rooms might be this configuration? Wilderness Lodge, club level standard room with two queens and wheelchair accessible with a tub.

 

[mamabunny]

Any chance anyone has a picture of what that bathroom looks like? Also, anyone know which rooms might be this configuration? Wilderness Lodge, club level standard room with two queens and wheelchair accessible with a tub.

Probably not since the renovations that took place during the pandemic. Not sure if any accessible rooms were moved/removed, but this map used to be pretty accurate.

 

[patty57]

mamabunny...thank you. I tried that, and unfortunately, it doesn't show anything when I click on the accessibility feature. I forgot that WL was just remodeled, so probably no pictures. I'm assuming that wheelchair accessible with tub means tub rails. The disAbilities thread agrees with this, but I would love to see the bathroom.

 

[SueM in MN]

Didn't have time to look for it last night, but this is the bathroom picture Disney shows for wheelchair accessible WL room with tub.
WL rooms

 

[patty57]

SueM...thank you so much. I looked at the accessible room pictures, and must have not clicked through to the last one of the bathroom.