i am so don' understand what H.A is on the map.Does it stand for Hospitality House. Why would you not want one of the rooms? We will be staying in a 1 bdrm villa.
laura
thanks Gary - can you put it on the photo list here for OKW
http://www.wdwinfo.com/photopost/showgallery.php/cat/545
I know wanting more and more.
thanks so much!!!
H.A. stands for Handicap Accessible. It means that those buildings have one (or more) of the villas which are designed which different kitchens, bathrooms, shower, etc. to accommodate someone in a wheelchair.
Not all the buildings with HA villas have elevators, only the ones by the Hospitality House (63 and 13, I think). The other ones have HA villas on the first floor only. For example, last trip we were in Building #42, second floor. Not HA, no elevator, but the first floor unit was HA.Aren't those also the only building that have an elevator? Or are there certain ones of those H.A. buildings that do have the elevator?
I have asthma and boy, after a day in the park with the heat/humidity sometimes those flights of stairs are pretty daunting!
Aren't those also the only building that have an elevator? Or are there certain ones of those H.A. buildings that do have the elevator?
I have asthma and boy, after a day in the park with the heat/humidity sometimes those flights of stairs are pretty daunting!
You already got the answer about the buildings with elevators from Doc.Aren't those also the only building that have an elevator? Or are there certain ones of those H.A. buildings that do have the elevator?
I have asthma and boy, after a day in the park with the heat/humidity sometimes those flights of stairs are pretty daunting!