I remember it being mentioned by the guide on the backstage magic tour a few years back that all the toilet buildings ad AK had lockable doors to the outside in case of animal escape. It is not just a JH rumour.
At least this one's a vegetarian.What if I'm being chased by a wildebeest and there are no CM's to guide me to the nearest restroom?
What if I'm being chased by a wildebeest and there are no CM's to guide me to the nearest restroom?
But it smells the umami from all the soy I eat, being full vegan and all. So to the wildebeest, I'm just a mushroom that can run.At least this one's a vegetarian.
In more carnivorous cases, the park simply doesn't have to feed the animals for the next few days.
The part about the bathrooms having doors at DAK for the potential of an animal escape is definetly not false. Every bathroom around the park has a door for just that reason.
Check to see if the guest is a club-level guest first before attempting rescue?You should ask about the procedure if someone falls in the crocodile enclosure...
Check to see if the guest is a club-level guest first before attempting rescue?
Inform their next of kin about the amazing time they are having at Walt Disney World's Crocodile Country, A Disney Nature Crocodile Experience, by Adventures by Disney.Bill their room for the extra immersive experience they are now having ?
Check to see if the guest is a club-level guest first before attempting rescue?
Bill their room for the extra immersive experience they are now having ?
Inform their next of kin about the amazing time they are having at Walt Disney World's Crocodile Country, A Disney Nature Crocodile Experience, by Adventures by Disney.
Check to see if the guest is a club-level guest first before attempting rescue?
Bill their room for the extra immersive experience they are now having ?
Inform their next of kin about the amazing time they are having at Walt Disney World's Crocodile Country, A Disney Nature Crocodile Experience, by Adventures by Disney.
Don't forget to get the photo release form signed before they expire...Yes, yes, and yes!
YesSo what’s the answer on the door thing? Can anyone set this straight one way or the other?
I have no idea, I just noticed the sturdy doors and locks on a couple of visits and made a wild guess. Hadn’t heard the Jim Hill thing.
But now I really want to know! Are the bathrooms designed as refuge, or are the locks on the inside of the doors so I can get away from my family and have a 10 minute snooze in peace and quiet?
Before the rates get worse hop a flight over and check it out. If you do a good vlog you can put it on utube. A star is born!So what’s the answer on the door thing? Can anyone set this straight one way or the other?
I have no idea, I just noticed the sturdy doors and locks on a couple of visits and made a wild guess. Hadn’t heard the Jim Hill thing.
But now I really want to know! Are the bathrooms designed as refuge, or are the locks on the inside of the doors so I can get away from my family and have a 10 minute snooze in peace and quiet?
Well, you could say the doors in the smaller Epcot rest rooms are for protection against roving bands of raging drunks...We can nickel and dime whether other restrooms in the parks have doors but the point remains that all the public restrooms in AK have doors where most (okay perhaps not all) of the public restrooms in the other parks don't. The reason in AK is for protecting against an animal escape. Now you can pooh pooh it all you want but that is the reason.
I think the animal factor is unrelated here, I think it's largely a design choice in various areas in each of the parks.We can nickel and dime whether other restrooms in the parks have doors but the point remains that all the public restrooms in AK have doors where most (okay perhaps not all) of the public restrooms in the other parks don't. The reason in AK is for protecting against an animal escape. Now you can pooh pooh it all you want but that is the reason.
I think the animal factor is unrelated here, I think it's largely a design choice in various areas in each of the parks.
It’s because of the animals.I think the animal factor is unrelated here, I think it's largely a design choice in various areas in each of the parks.
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