Disneyland Questions

[only hope]

Localish WDW passholder going to DLR for the second time. The first time was long before Covid disabled me. I have done some research and know that at Disneyland many of the queues are not wheelchair accessible and all of them at California Adventure are, with return times being issued if you can’t physically access the queue. I may try taking my rollator one day depending on how I’m feeling. Can rollators go through the non-accessible lines? I don’t really want to skip all the queues that have something to see. If rollators are not allowed through the non-accessible queues can I leave it with CM at the exit and walk through the queue? Or my wheelchair if that’s what I’m using?

Also, I don’t remember…how hilly is DLR? Hills are hard for me. For reference, just walking the bridge to get to the gate at Universal or Islands of Adventure I have to slow down and walk at a snails pace.

 

[LKing]

Most of the attractions that are not wheelchair or rollator accessible are outdoor queues in Fantasyland. The attractions that have something to see inside (ROTR, Indy, MMRR) are wheelchair accessible.

I'm not familiar with the Universal layout. I injured my knee and there are a few areas in the parks that I remember aggravated it. Going from Adventureland <-> Bayou Country requires walking over a bridge/hill. Walking into ToonTown requires walking under a bridge then back up to ground level again. SWGE is lower so there is a slight walk up hill as you leave. Pixar Pier has a hill, otherwise DCA is pretty flat. Some queues, like Indy and Incredicoaster have stairs in their queue. Indy and Incredicoaster have an elevator for those that can't do stairs. Jungle Cruise and Midway Mania have work arounds so that guests who can't do stairs can still ride the attractions.