accessible

You can see how low the Dumbo car is.

This is a low transfer into Dumbo with nothing to really hold onto.

As the back of the ride car is put back into position and the side of the car is shut, the platform the wheelchair is one turns toward the front of the car, in position to ride.

After the wheelchair is driven onto the ride car, the back of the car, which was used as a ramp, is folded back up to close the car.

The CM removes the back seat of the carpet and the back of the seat area lowers to make a ramp. The wheelchair is pushed on (it is a bit steep) and the back is put up again to help secure the wheelchair.

This is the wheelchair accessible honey pot at Pooh at MK in WDW. The side slides open so that a wheelchair can be rolled into the ride car. One other guest can sit with the guest in a wheelchair, since there is only one seat.

This is the wheelchair accessible Magic Carpet at WDW MK. There is one carpet like this on the attraction and it can hold one wheelchair. When not in use for a wheelchair, there are 2 seats just like the 'regular' carpets. To use for a wheelchair, the CMs open the side, which become a ramp. The...

This shows the ADA (transfer) Dumbo car with the side open for transfer. A wheelchair can be placed close to the Dumbo for transfer.

The CM is opening the door on the side of the Dumbo car to make the opening wider. A wheelchair can be placed as close as needed to the Dumbo for transfer. It is a bit low, but is a straight in transfer.

This is the wheelchair accessible Toy Story Mania car. It has a seat which can be removed to make space for a wheelchair. In this photo, the seat has not been removed and rolled out of the way. The back of the car folds down to make a ramp for the seat on the right to roll out and the wheelchair...

EDITED WITH NEW PHOTO April 2011. The queue at Small World at WDW was renovated and reopened in early 2011. There is a separate wheelchair entrance and waiting area. After riding, guests with wheelchairs exit thru the same area as other guests. Guest with wheelchairs, ECVs or other mobility...

This shows the fold down seat in the roll in shower in an SSR master bathroom.

This is a view into the roll in shower in an SSR master bathroom. There is a fold down seat in the area of the shower that you can't see to the left of the shower opening. The sink is off the picture just to the left of the shower. The toliet is farther away to the left, with space between the...

This is the roll in shower from an SSR master bath. The bathroom is the the same size as a non-accessible SSR master bath, just arranged differently to make room for the shower. The bathroom is the same in a 1 or 2 bedroom villa.

This is the Companion Restroom outside of Canada at Epcot.

This is the kitchenette part of an OKW accessible studio. The refrigerator would normally be in the area under the microwave. It is placed next to the bed to make room for a roll under sink and roll under area under the microwave. The bathroom is off the picture to the right and the bedroom is...

This is an OKW accessible studio with a roll in shower. The refrigerator would normally be in the kitchenette. In the roll in shower room, there is a roll under sink in the kitchenette. To make room for that, the refrigerator is moved next to the bed. In the lock off rooms, there is a door that...

This is one type of handicapped restroom in WDW restrooms. The older restrooms, especially in Epcot and MK may have this type of stall. The newer restroom have been updated.

This was the master bedroom of a 2 bedroom lock off.

This was the master bedroom of a 2 bedroom lock off.