The Tunnel of Confusion | Frontierland & Adventureland Restroom Review: Bathroom #49
This may be the most confusing bathroom in all of Walt Disney World. Hidden between Frontierland and Adventureland, this overcrowded restroom features a baffling layout, poor air conditioning, and enough chaos to send my anxiety soaring. Here's why it's one of the few Disney bathrooms I recommend skipping.
Tangled Deserved a Bathroom: Bathroom #48
The Tangled restroom area isn't just my favorite Disney bathroom. It's my favorite piece of Imagineering. From Rapunzel's tower and Maximus' hoofprints to lanterns, flowers, and hidden movie details, this isn't just a place to take a break. It's a place where everyone can experience the magic of Tangled, no ride required.
Jiminy Cricket Has Some Questions About This Bathroom: Bathroom #47
The Pinocchio Village Haus bathroom is one of the strangest restrooms I've found at Magic Kingdom. From charming German village architecture and themed signs to a surprisingly confusing interior, here's why Jiminy Cricket might have a few questions.
A Bathroom Straight Out of Belle's Village: Bathroom #46
Step into Belle's village with one of Magic Kingdom's most beautifully themed restrooms. From cobblestone paths and charming village details to hidden fairy magic, this Fantasyland bathroom proves that even a restroom can tell a Disney story.
The Circus Bathroom That Stole the Show... Then Forgot the Little Things: Bathroom #45
The Storybook Circus bathroom has been my go-to Magic Kingdom restroom for years. From its charming circus-inspired exterior to its smart interior layout, this bathroom almost deserves a perfect score. Unfortunately, a few surprising maintenance issues kept this longtime favorite from taking home the grand prize.
The Alice in Wonderland Bathroom That Tricked Me: Bathroom #44
I followed the Wonderland magic all the way to this Fantasyland bathroom near Cheshire Café… and then Disney tricked me. This Alice in Wonderland-inspired restroom has amazing outside details, whimsical lights, and a very unexpected inside.
The Bathroom Line Longer Than Tomorrowland Speedway: Bathroom #43
A Tomorrowland bathroom with a line longer than Tomorrowland Speedway? This busy Magic Kingdom restroom near Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies had crowds, heat, and a whole lot of bathroom chaos. Welcome to another stop on the Great Disney Bathroom Quest.
I Hate This Bathroom More Than the TRON Queue: Bathroom #42
A brand-new bathroom in Tomorrowland should feel futuristic… right? The TRON bathroom had every opportunity to continue the story of the Grid, but between the location, crowds, heat, smell, and design choices, this one left me seriously disappointed during The Great Disney Bathroom Quest.
This Space Mountain Bathroom Almost Launched Into Greatness: Bathroom #41
Hidden behind the Joffrey’s coffee is a Tomorrowland bathroom that almost blasts off into greatness. With futuristic details, peaceful benches, and amazing theming, this restroom has so much going for it… except one very hot problem.
The Tiny Tomorrowland Bathroom That Actually Works: Bathroom #40
A tiny three-stall bathroom hidden inside Tomorrowland Terrace? Somehow, it works. This forgotten Magic Kingdom restroom has cool air, fun robot signs, futuristic details, and a surprising amount of personality.
The Bathroom With an Identity Crisis: bathroom #39
A forgotten bathroom stuck between Main Street and Tomorrowland? This Disney bathroom has an identity crisis, weak theming, surprise sink showers, and desperately needs a little more magic.
The Bathroom I Forgot Existed… And I’m Ashamed: Bathroom #38
I completely forgot this Magic Kingdom bathroom existed… and I was wrong. Hidden near First Aid and the Baby Care Center, this peaceful Main Street bathroom surprised me with beautiful details, cold air conditioning, and a whole lot of Disney charm.
The Happiest Place on Earth… With the Most Stressed Bathroom Energy: Bathroom #37
A beautiful Magic Kingdom bathroom with great design, thoughtful details, and one major problem… everyone inside is stressed. This Main Street restroom proves sometimes the bathroom isn’t the issue. It’s the Disney chaos happening around it.
The Bathroom That Made Me Question My Entire Quest: Bathroom #36
Before you even enter Magic Kingdom, there is one important stop: the bathroom. This ordinary-looking restroom started a full Disney bathroom investigation when I discovered something shocking… what if the men’s and women’s bathrooms are not the same?
The Tiny Moana Bathroom That Left Me With So Many Questions: Bathroom #33
A hidden bathroom inside EPCOT’s Journey of Water? Yes, really. The Moana bathroom is tiny, beautiful, full of ocean vibes…and left me with a lot of questions.
The Hidden Canada Cottage Bathroom: A Disney Bathroom Surprise: Bathroom #32
A hidden bathroom inside a Canadian cottage? Only Disney. This peaceful EPCOT Canada Pavilion restroom surprised me with its charming exterior, unexpected design choices, and quiet escape from the crowds.
The Bathroom That Is Practically Perfect in Every Way: bathroom #31
A practically perfect EPCOT bathroom? ☂️ This United Kingdom Pavilion restroom brings Mary Poppins-level magic with an English garden, charming details, cold air conditioning, great design, and even good soap. Yes. Good soap at Disney. A bathroom miracle.
The Bathroom Hidden Behind the Croissants: Bathroom #30
Hidden behind the croissants and crowds of EPCOT’s France Pavilion is one very tiny bathroom trying to do an impossible job. With only two individual stalls for a very busy area, this original France bathroom proves that sometimes Disney bathroom math just does not add up.
Remy Would Not Approve: Bathroom #29
A trip to the France bathroom near Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure should have been magical…but instead it turned into pure EPCOT chaos. Crowds, confusion, and stress took over. Remy definitely would not approve.
Morocco Pavilion — A Beautiful Bathroom With One Big Problem: Bathroom #28
A gorgeous EPCOT bathroom with stunning Moroccan details, peaceful benches, and beautiful architecture. But unfortunately… there is one problem you notice before you even walk inside. The smell.