Say goodbye to the treehouses

[flynnibus]

IF they combine the tree houses with say ...another resort, would they be able to share the ADA requirements?

The ADA thing is way too overhyped in Disney-fanland

All they need to comply with ADA is 'reasonable accommodation' - which could be other rooms. There is also another out which says if its basically cost prohibitive to do it. Disney would just have other rooms available for guests that are ADA accessible.

The ADA does not dictate that every possible space is accessible - that is a misnomer.

 

[Mr.EPCOT]

I always wanted to stay here as kid, and now I'd be happy just to see one before they're changed! Oh, well.

 

[WDWFigment]

And once again why I love this site and its members....in a short amount of time members have provided information (and documentation) that took this thread from there goes the Treehouses to here are plans for the new treehouses....to keep on the lookout for more DVC! :sohappy:

No kidding. This site rocks, regardless of whether sometimes, we go overboard, or get over zealous in our opinions. Things like this totally make it worth while! :sohappy:

 

[jt04]

The ADA thing is way too overhyped in Disney-fanland

All they need to comply with ADA is 'reasonable accommodation' - which could be other rooms. There is also another out which says if its basically cost prohibitive to do it. Disney would just have other rooms available for guests that are ADA accessible.

The ADA does not dictate that every possible space is accessible - that is a misnomer.

Thanks for posting this. I thought about it but didn't feel like dealing with those who won't understand the point you are making. You are definitely right though.

 

[mousermerf]

Thanks for posting this. I thought about it but didn't feel like dealing with those who won't understand the point you are making. You are definitely right though.

Yup yup, they have to do -something- not everything.

 

[Master Yoda]

The ADA thing is way too overhyped in Disney-fanland

All they need to comply with ADA is 'reasonable accommodation' - which could be other rooms. There is also another out which says if its basically cost prohibitive to do it. Disney would just have other rooms available for guests that are ADA accessible.

The ADA does not dictate that every possible space is accessible - that is a misnomer.

Absolutely correct. At most they would probably have to make one tree-house wheel chair accessible but if it is legally attached to SSR Disney will more than likely not even have to do that.