A Few Questions about Disneyland with Mobility Challenges

[ArchOwl]

I've used Deckert's a few times and never had a problem. I would give them a call to see if they have availability.

Others have recommended Apple Scooters, so that could be another option. I imagine you could find something by calling around.

If she is nervous, have her practice a bit before going in the parks. I toodled around Downtown Disney the night before and it helped build my confidence.

Have a great trip!

 

[sgrap]

I have used A Scooter 4 U Inc. 562-697-7725 Very nice customer service and reliable. So happy we are using them again in 2 weeks!

 

[nikkislaght]

So, our trip is fast upon us and mom has called a last minute audible and now wants to go with an ECV. So, that leaves me with a few (very) last minute questions:

Do you have any recommendations on where to rent an ECV from?
With our arrival being Wednesday is it too late to try and get one?
Where do we get the map that tells us which queues are not accessible?

We are staying in a hotel right across the street and it would be best if she could ride in the ECV all the way to the parks. But, if need be we could use the ones from the park itself.

She is very nervous about using an ECV but considering how much trouble her knees have been giving her lately, I think it really is the best decision.

Tell her to go to the supermarket or Target and get on their scooters and practice.. practice practice.. it may not be the same.. but it will give her an idea of how to control a mobility device..
I have heard lots of good things about
Deckerts.
http://www.disneymouselinks.com/disneyland-disabilities.aspx

here is One Stop ...
http://www.disneylandscooterrentals.com/


getting an off site chair is better as she can use it to and from her hotel... they will deliver ..

You can not take Disney wheelchairs etc out of the parks... and they go really fast in the mornings.. so you need to be there early everyday to be assured you get one..

Hope you all have a great trip...