Stupid Guest Tricks

Shorty82 wrote:I can think of only one attraction at WDW that has guest restrooms in it. The Backlot Tour at DHS has restrooms in between the special effects water tank and the warehouse you walk through to get to the tram. AFAIK every other guest restroom is in a public area, not inside of an attraction or gift shop (I get that all the time, especially in Exposition Hall).

Actually, there is a set of restrooms in Exposition Hall....

Zazu wrote:Actually, there is a set of restrooms in Exposition Hall....

There are two sets actually. One is for cast and the other is only for guests dining at Tony's. So when someone comes in looking for a restroom we send them across the street to the ones by City Hall.

Shorty82 wrote:There are two sets actually. One is for cast and the other is only for guests dining at Tony's. So when someone comes in looking for a restroom we send them across the street to the ones by City Hall.

For a city, Main Street USA sure doesn't have many bathrooms. Now for the monorail drivers, if I am at the Epcot station (and pretend I can board from either side) what is the closest bathroom?

heck I know that, down the ramp, turn to the right back in the direction of the ramp and its on your left!

Skovdaddy wrote:At the theme parks I go to, the bathrooms are all located in common guest areas. I'm just wondering, in other parts of the world do theme parks build bathrooms in their rides?

I believe the Tiki Room has a bathroom, not inside, but just outside the door, eventhough there's another restroom at the entrance to Adventureland! Why?? Anyone??

BRWombat wrote: :D: :D: Okay, it was funny, but still a groaner...

As for originality, no doubt you came up with it on your own -- but Howie Mandel did use the same line in his mid-80's stand-up routine. Saw it on an HBO special way back when.

Looking back, I am thinking, "What was I thinking?!?!!" :D That was long time ago!!!

they need to make up some maps to poohland.

DLRFantasmic!Dan wrote:I believe the Tiki Room has a bathroom, not inside, but just outside the door, eventhough there's another restroom at the entrance to Adventureland! Why?? Anyone??

It's the Dole Whips.

drcorey wrote:they need to make up some maps to poohland.

A "Walk in Walt's Potty" Tour? :twisted:

kurtisnelson wrote:For a city, Main Street USA sure doesn't have many bathrooms.

I don't know that that's a fair assessment:

1. Outside the turnstiles by Guest Relations.
2. Town Square between City Hall and the Firehouse.
3. Inside Tony's Town Square.
4. Behind Casey's Corner.
5. Inside Baby Care.
6. Inside the First Aid Center.
7. Inside the Crystal Palace.

and even though it's technically Tomorrowland, the one between the Plaza Restaurant and Tomorrowland Terrace is right smack adjacent to Main Street.

What land has a higher count?


And yes, I did used to quiz my trainees on restroom numbers and locations. Great fun, and none of them ever got the complete list.

Zazu wrote:I don't know that that's a fair assessment:

1. Outside the turnstiles by Guest Relations.
2. Town Square between City Hall and the Firehouse.
3. Inside Tony's Town Square.
4. Behind Casey's Corner.
5. Inside Baby Care.
6. Inside the First Aid Center.
7. Inside the Crystal Palace.

and even though it's technically Tomorrowland, the one between the Plaza Restaurant and Tomorrowland Terrace is right smack adjacent to Main Street.

What land has a higher count?

But only 2, 3 and 4 are really accessible by the average guest in the park. What is the least bathroomed area of any park? I assume they plan placement based on estimated guest capacity in the area?