Restrooms to avoid at all costs.

[LeeSeeBabe]

Imagination

The bathrooms behind Imagination are ALWAYS empty. I feel like every time I'm in there I am either by myself or with the cleaning woman. That is typically the bathroom spot the men in our group prefer to go after food/beverage around the world.

 

[dr_teeth90210]

I 2nd the vote for the Mickey's Star Traders/tomorrowland Bathroom being the worst at MK.

 

[miles1]

The worst one I've every visited is in toontown. An inch of water (or other) on the floor, garbage overflowing, and tons of screaming kids with bad aim. The poor CM that was maintaining it looked totally defeated. It makes the local McDonald's restroom look like the palace.

 

[coasterridr]

The one at 7-11 is awful....

 

[diddy_mouse]

I'd have to say one of the creepiest bathrooms is the one at the International Gateway in Epcot. It's creepy because there is no one there! We headed back to the park one evening and I figured I better use the facilities before we got a spot for IllumiNations. So I went to the restroom at the Gateway and there wasn't a soul in there. Usually I don't mind that, but at night in a fairly large restroom it kinda creeped me out.

Oh, the restroom near Wolfgang Puck Express at the Marketplace and the one near Motion at Pleasure Island are kinda nasty. My DH said the one at DTD was like the Dane Cook bit about "everything being wet and had a door that Van Damm kicked in"

 

[skipperg]

Compared to 10 years ago, almost all the restrooms are pigsty's!

One of the things that I always admired about Walt Disney World was it's cleanliness. All the men's rooms were always clean and usually had a janitor cleaning up constantly.

A few years back I made it a point to write Disney Management to comment on how dirty things had gotten. I even noticed a Disney Management Employee (In a Dress Suite) cleaning up the restroom next to the Photo Shop at the Disney MGM Studios.

On a scale of 1 to 10 with 10 being best I would give them a 4.

All the cut backs are visable to those that are fortunate to make trips on an annual or regular basis.