Originally Posted By Scuba Mickey I know Im a silly women wanting to know how the restrooms are. lol With in TDR, are there Western Restrooms? Should I carry supplies with me? Meaning tolet paper.
Originally Posted By Mr X There are Western restrooms almost everywhere save the occasional small restaurant or bar (and none in Disney afaicr). Supplies might be a good idea if you are spending any amount of time on trains, the stations generally don't have TP.
Originally Posted By TokyoSweets The restrooms inside Mickey Mouse Revue are mainly Japanese toilets except for the one on the end but you do not need to bring any supplies with you. This restroom is good to keep in mind because even on crowded days there is usually no line!
Originally Posted By MagicalNezumi Tokyo Disneyland (and DisneySea) is well-known for having some of the cleanest most well-stocked high-traffic public restroom facilities in all of Japan. For many Japanese, clean WC's are a sign of how well the company as a whole is maintained. Like what TokyoSweets wrote, you won't need to bring any supplies unless you want to use your own wet tissues to sanitize the seats (again, not necessary). Also, toilet covers are available in most locations. Within the hotels, many of the toilets have bidets for "extra cleaning." hehehe. Lastly, for washing your hands. Either or both air dryers and paper towels are available in all facilities. -- MagicalNezumi
Originally Posted By MagicalNezumi Mr X, when you enter the lobby at MMR. Look at the Mickey through the years panoram from your left side. After the fourth (I think) Mickey picture there is an entry, restrooms are located to to left down the stairs. -- MagicalNezumi
Originally Posted By Scuba Mickey Thanks everyone. Its helpful to know what to pack in our suite case and our day packs. Its nice to know they have such high standards.
Originally Posted By The Goddess Mara Those bidets are freaky as hell the first time you try them (from a guy's point of view), but they do leave you feeling mighty fresh. (Hey, when in Rome ...) And the little fan that removes all the odor from inside the bowl is quite miraculous. You can buy the robot toilets here in the states: about $1500 last I looked, not including installation (and electrical hookup).
