Pop Century shower heads

[love disney]

Okay, totally random question, but does anyone know the model of the shower heads at Pop Century? I know they are Moen (at least I think that is what I remember) and have different settings, but not sure of the model. My fiance really likes them and has been out of the country for a year, and during that time I bought us a house, and would love to surprise her by having one in our shower. Just thought I would check here to see if anyone knew before I tried calling numerous time before connecting with anyone at Pop that might know.
Thanks!

 

[rangerbob]

Moen has many different adjustable shower heads. I've seen a bunch of them at both Home Depot and Lowes. I've never stayed at Pop but at All Star they are either 3 or 8 setting heads.

 

[disneygirl1]

Actually from what I remember from the last time we stayed at POP I was surprised that the shower head had a decent amount of water coming out of it. :ROFLOL: Hoping that wasn't just a fluke! We are heading back to POP in 28 days! :sohappy:

 

[Kev1417]

better than Bay Lake. Felt like i was getting hit with thousands of little needles. horribly painful.

 

[love disney]

No idea... but I'll guarantee that whatever the brand, whatever the WDW hotel, so little water will come out of the damn thing that you had best plan for 45 minute showers .

Now, this isn't just WDW - my Business Trip Kit used to include a pair of pliers, and my own HIGH FLOW shower head . You see, Hotels (including those at WDW) never Solder on the shower heads - they can be swaped out, and swaped back in, in under 45 seconds..... .

Wow, not sure what WDW resorts you have been staying in but I have never had a problem with lack of water pressure in the shower. The ones at Pop Century are awesome, the other resorts I have stayed at were good as well. Hopefully you will have better luck in the future.

And why would anyone want to solder on a shower head anyway? Just wrap the treading with teflon tape and screw it on tight, no need to solder it.

 

[Flip83]

As a Plumber, I know they put in a little washer in the shower head to constrict flow to save water. Usually, there is a setting where I kind of set in between two setting that pushed the water out at a decent rate. But, I have been frustrated with some rooms that seem so excessively slow that I could get a better shower standing outside in the afternoon thunderstorm. In these cases, I have unscrewed the shower head, removed the washer during our stay, make that shower like the good old Disney showers (Full Blast) and at the end of my trip, I put the washer back and leave it just the way it was as I arrived.

 

[begood524]

Sorry to revive a 10+ year old thread, but does anyone know the brand of the shower head in the refurbished rooms? I am in a similar situation to the OP!

 

[Smiley/OCD]

I don't think you will find them at the big box stores...I would call POP directly, and try to talk with a supervisor and if they can't get you the brand name, maybe they can supply you with a photo and then I would try a plumbing supply...