The monorail transport for an ECV isn't bad. Disney separates ECV and WC riders onto a specific car. They put up a ramp that's as wide as the open monorail doors. You ride your ECV up the ramp, not too slow -- not too fast. I usually grab one of the vertical metal posts once I'm in the monorail car, just to be confident the ECV will stop (it always does). Leaving the monorail car seems challenging at first but you'll get over it. You have to back out the ECV. Just keep the ECV front wheel straight, reverse not too slow -- not too fast. Viola, you're out! Easy!
The monorail transport for an ECV isn't bad. Disney separates ECV and WC riders onto a specific car. They put up a ramp that's as wide as the open monorail doors. You ride your ECV up the ramp, not too slow -- not too fast. I usually grab one of the vertical metal posts once I'm in the monorail car, just to be confident the ECV will stop (it always does). Leaving the monorail car seems challenging at first but you'll get over it. You have to back out the ECV. Just keep the ECV front wheel straight, reverse not too slow -- not too fast. Viola, you're out! Easy!
Just think of a similar situation -- backing a car out of the garage. You keep the wheels straight and back out carefully. Most people have a garage of their own, or family members have one. It's ultra-rare that there's an accident if you use common-sense (and you're sober LOL). Hope that helps!LOL You make it seem so easy! Hopefully there will be no casualties for us!
I don't know for sure about that. But it's best to find out now and not get into a confrontation with the Tram employees while on your trip. I agree with everybody that ECVs can't be torn down and loaded on a tram.
