Disney, all things
considered, is one of the most accessible theme park choices you can make.
Mainstream queue lines wherever possible, every bus from the WDW resorts to
the WDW parks is equipped for wheelchairs.
Most attractions, restaurants, shops and shows are
accessible. Hosts and hostesses are not permitted to physically transfer
Guests from wheelchairs. They recommend that you visit with someone who can
physically assist you, when necessary.
We have attempted to provide accurate and concise
information on the various attractions, stage shows, dinner shows, and
transportation options. However, please check the official Disney site for
the official Disney statement. We are not associated with the WDW resorts or
parks and their word is final, not ours. You can find the official online
handicapped guide
here.
NOTE: we have included as much detail as we could since everyone has
different capabilities of transfer, trunk control, arm strength, head
control, etc. Also, we have not taken other equipment, such
as feeding tubes, vents, cooling systems, into account. If you have
anything additional to offer, please email us.
info@themouseonwheels.com
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