Taking Mickey

Another thing to remember, there is only 1 bathroom, and there are no nearby comfort stations (except if you are near the "quiet" pool.
So if you have family members that like long baths/showers, plan your potty visits ahead of time. 
And if you like cooking and are a gadget person (or just like decent knives) you may want to pack your own.
They supply the basics.

We stay in the cabins a few times a year. They’re great.  
As far as tips go, they provide just about all you need. If you’re driving- some things you might want to add to your supply list are two bottles of pump hand soap for the bathroom and kitchen sinks, some kind of cleaning wipes, and a whisk broom and dustpan (no broom is provided). 
In case you don’t know, the only oven is a microwave/convection combo, so plan any meals accordingly. 
The wifi is fine. If you have an Apple TV or fire stick, you can stream.
If you don’t have a golf cart arranged, you should look into renting one- then you can get around and look at all the decorations.
Have fun!
TCD
 
 

Wifi should be good , people do decorate the cabins. I haven't stayed in a cabin in 20 years though. Enjoy your trip. Disney is a good place to vacation if you have a disability. My dad spent 20 years in a wheelchair and we had a lot of fun together at Disney, especially Fortwilderness.

I realize this is an old post, but thank you for posting about adults with disAbilities. I am a young adult with different abilities. Thank you.

Welcome to Fort Fiends! Glad this discount can help you out.