Bonnet Creek - Shuttle Buses?

[AnnaKate]

I know that BC has buses that will take you to the Disney parks (for a small fee), but has anyone used them? I would really like to know if anyone has experience riding them using a wheelchair or scooter. My in-laws will both be riding scooters and need transportation to the parks. Right now, we are booked at Wilderness Lodge but are looking into BC to save money.

Also, would you recommend a 2 bdr or 3 bdr for us? There are 6 of us in our group: me(DW), DH, DS(16), DS(7), my MIL, and my FIL.

Thanks!

 

[Spanky]

Last summer the bus would take the cart but you were expected to fold it up and load it on the bus - not like the Disney bus that can lower down and just drive on the cart. My family decided it was easier to drive and use the handicap parking. The bus driver did not even offer to help with the loading. Can your in-laws do this?

 

[tndisneyfan]

I know that BC has buses that will take you to the Disney parks (for a small fee), but has anyone used them? I would really like to know if anyone has experience riding them using a wheelchair or scooter. My in-laws will both be riding scooters and need transportation to the parks. Right now, we are booked at Wilderness Lodge but are looking into BC to save money.

Also, would you recommend a 2 bdr or 3 bdr for us? There are 6 of us in our group: me(DW), DH, DS(16), DS(7), my MIL, and my FIL.

Thanks!

I think you would be fine in a 2 bedroom. The master bedroom had a king size bed, the second bedroom had to full (or maybe queens), and the sofa converted into a sleeper. Plaenty of room for six.

 

[Cynt]

A 2 bdrm will work however, I would recommend a 3 bdrm so everyone will have their own room.

Rm 1 - wife and hubby
Rm 2 - inlaws
Rm 3 - sons

Disclaimer: I also don't thing sleeping on a sofa bed for a week is a vacation.