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Thanks to Bill Sears. This attraction is due for renovation in 2012, so not sure how this will change.

Test Track has an alternate boarding area for guests using wheelchairs. Rather than go down to ground level to get into the car, you can board at the seat belt check area where the ride car if above ground. It is a bit like transferring over the side of a bathtub. The guest with a wheelchair...

This is the sign above bus seats that fold to make a wheelchair/ECV seating area. Guests sitting there will be asked to move if the space is needed for a guest with a wheelchair or ECV. There are 2-3 spaces on each bus that can accommodate a wheelchair or ECV.

The wheelchair car turns and then opens up from the back to form a ramp. The CM will load the wheelchair on and then close the ramp.

The regular train cars require a fairly high step up. There is also a wheelchair accessible train car which has a fold down ramp.

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.

As of Oct. 1, 2010, within the next 6 months all resorts will have the painted box for sizing purposes. The box dimensions are 30X48. Your device must fit in the box in a normal configuration, turning the front wheels is not a normal configuration. To use a lift style bus, the device and rider...

Our trip in 08, us with Nemo

Our trip in 08, Mike and I at our resort, WL

Our trip in 08, tink on the treasure chest.

Our trip in 08, the plane ride home