- Mar 13, 2024
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Sometimes, it's the little things that can really derail your Disney World experience.
When you're sprinting to rides or hunting for that must-have snack, the last thing you want is for a simple bathroom break to feel...awkward. Yet, Disney World still has a few lingering bathroom issues that need attention. Here are three improvements Disney should consider.
### Softer Toilet Paper
Disney, at $150+ a day, we deserve better than sandpaper toilet paper. We're not asking for hotel luxury, but a bit more comfort would be appreciated. After a day filled with churros and Mickey waffles, a touch of softness during pit stops isn't too much to ask for. It's all part of the "guest experience," after all.
### Better Visual Privacy
If you've ever inadvertently locked eyes through a gaping stall door gap, you know it's awkward. Disney bathrooms often have large gaps in the stall doors, which feels pretty outdated. In 2025, with our MagicBands and mobile orders, surely we can have stalls that actually close properly.
### Improved Acoustical Privacy
This might sound fancy, but hear me out: sound masking in bathrooms is essential. Other places have been doing this with ambient sounds or white noise to cover awkward sounds. Disney could easily incorporate subtle soundscapes, enhancing the bathroom experience and keeping it consistent with Disney’s immersive approach.
None of these fixes seem too complex, yet they would significantly improve guest comfort. Until then, we’ll continue packing our own supplies and navigating the bathrooms as best we can. Which upgrade would you prioritize for Disney World bathrooms? Share your thoughts below!
When you're sprinting to rides or hunting for that must-have snack, the last thing you want is for a simple bathroom break to feel...awkward. Yet, Disney World still has a few lingering bathroom issues that need attention. Here are three improvements Disney should consider.
### Softer Toilet Paper
Disney, at $150+ a day, we deserve better than sandpaper toilet paper. We're not asking for hotel luxury, but a bit more comfort would be appreciated. After a day filled with churros and Mickey waffles, a touch of softness during pit stops isn't too much to ask for. It's all part of the "guest experience," after all.
### Better Visual Privacy
If you've ever inadvertently locked eyes through a gaping stall door gap, you know it's awkward. Disney bathrooms often have large gaps in the stall doors, which feels pretty outdated. In 2025, with our MagicBands and mobile orders, surely we can have stalls that actually close properly.
### Improved Acoustical Privacy
This might sound fancy, but hear me out: sound masking in bathrooms is essential. Other places have been doing this with ambient sounds or white noise to cover awkward sounds. Disney could easily incorporate subtle soundscapes, enhancing the bathroom experience and keeping it consistent with Disney’s immersive approach.
None of these fixes seem too complex, yet they would significantly improve guest comfort. Until then, we’ll continue packing our own supplies and navigating the bathrooms as best we can. Which upgrade would you prioritize for Disney World bathrooms? Share your thoughts below!
