CHANGES Could Be Coming to Disney World Bathrooms SOON

Summer is right around the corner, and if you’re heading to Disney World soon, it’s a good idea to start preparing.

Spaceship Earth in EPCOT

Between planning which rides you want to choose, where you want to eat, and so much more — it can be a lot to keep up with. Since we’re in the parks every day, we’re privy to all sorts of things to be on the lookout for — like some potential changes on the horizon.

Not just any changes, either — we’re talking some very important potential updates. We took a look at construction permits that were recently filed in Orange and Osceola Counties and spotted two interesting filings.

You might know what it’s like to have to go, like go go in Disney World — but not all bathrooms are created equally. Luckily, we spotted two different permits related to bathrooms in the parks that could point to some upgrades.

When you gotta go, you gotta go

Now, keep in mind that these permits could be for anything, really — something small or an entire overhaul. We won’t know until the work begins or once it’s done. But, we did find a permit filed on May 3rd for restrooms in Magic Kingdom.

It doesn’t say what it’s for exactly, but it’s a Notice of Commencement for work on “MK-2 Restroom Building.” So, while we’re not sure which bathroom this is just yet, we’ll be on the lookout for any construction in Magic Kingdom.

Cinderella Castle

Walt Disney Imagineering was listed as the owner on another permit, this time filed on May 2nd. From the address on the Notice of Commencement, we can tell this is for work to be done in Animal Kingdom. Not only that, but it looks like we can pinpoint it further to the “Asia Area Restrooms 1” in Animal Kingdom, located behind Yak & Yeti!

Yak & Yeti

But, this permit is a bit more specific (and less exciting) than the last one — all it mentions in the description is that signs will be installed. And, while that may not be anything to write home about for now, it could mean that more updates are on the way. It’s possible that Imagineering could file more permits for this location, and if that happens — we’ll let you know.

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In the meantime, we’ve got plenty of tips on how to do your business in Disney World. Hotel lobby bathrooms are often nice and secluded, and you don’t have to worry about the chaos of the parks. Disney’s Beach Club (located by Martha’s Vineyard) or Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge (located off the main lobby) restrooms are some of our go-to’s because they’re kept clean, nice-smelling, and stocked with necessary toiletries.

Disney’s Beach Club Resort

As far as parks go, sometimes the best bathroom actually isn’t in the park at all — it’s right out front! At Magic Kingdom, the restrooms are to the right of the entrance, located near Guest Relations. The bathrooms at the Transportation & Ticket Center (if you drove to the park) are also not too busy, unless it’s a particularly crowded day.

Magic Kingdom bathrooms

At EPCOT and Hollywood Studios, the outside-the-park spots are located to the left of the entrance. For Hollywood, the bathroom is before you go through security, but at EPCOT it’s after. You’ll also find a restroom on your way to the EPCOT bus stop, but that one can be a little more crowded. Depending on where you are, there might also be bathrooms near quieter attractions.

Bathrooms outside of EPCOT

We’ll be on the hunt for more permits and changes on the way in Disney World, so stay tuned to AllEars for the latest!

Secret Bathrooms in Disney World

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6 Replies to “CHANGES Could Be Coming to Disney World Bathrooms SOON”

  1. let’s be honest- they need more family restrooms! restrooms a parent can take multiple little kids in without worrying about them, restrooms for adults with disabilities, restrooms a dad can take his daughter in if mom isn’t there. these are severely lacking and needed.

    1. @Bcats: 25% of all tourists to Florida go because they want to go to Disney. Disney could leave tomorrow and Universal would follow, then SeaWorld would follow. Then central FL would go back to orange groves.

      1. That’s right the buildings, rides etc would all magically disappear if Disney and the other parks left and they would all happily write off billions in assets… NOT!