ECV and the train in Magic Kingdom

[momtopuddin]

Is there an entrance at the train station in the front of the park for an ECV? I assume he cannot take it on the train but was not sure if he would have to leave it downstairs somewhere or if there is a place on the platform where you get on the train that he can leave it.:confused3

[SueM in MN]

There is a ramp on the far right side of the station, on the same side as City Hall. It is a very steep ramp with several switchbacks, but at least it is a ramp.
The 'official' information says that users of ECVs must leave it at that station and may switch to a wheelchair (available at the entrance) for the ride. There is a parking area for ECVs at the place where you get onto the train. The first car of the train is wheelchair accessible, with a spot for parking a wheelchair and for companions can sit beside.
For sure park rental ECVs may not be brought on the train, but I have seen people able to get on with some of the smaller, more manouverable ECVs.

[mechurchlady]

At DLR they said my scooter would fit. They put the no scooter label so that they do not end up holding up the train while arguing with a disgruntled customer. At least WDW has a Main Street Station access.