ECV's in ride queues

[Stefecatzz]

I will be renting an ECV for the first time for an upcoming trip. I broke my ankle & at this point am able to walk using an orthopedic boot for short distances so walking through queues & getting in & out of rides shouldn't be an issue.

My question is for the rides that allow ECVs to go through the queue, are they parked on a loading dock until you get off the ride? Or for the rides you have to transfer into the ride vehicle, is there somewhere you have to park it outside of the attraction & then walk through the queue? I've never taken notice of the process since I've never been with anyone who's used one before & can't seem to find any info elsewhere about it so figured maybe some fellow DISers might be able to explain how it all works or share a link that does.

TIA!

 

[SueM in MN]

Follow the link in my signature (or look near the top of this board) for the disABILITIES FAQs.
Posts 18 - 21 of that thread will be helpful to you in answering your questions.

 

[Stefecatzz]

Follow the link in my signature (or look near the top of this board) for the disABILITIES FAQs.
Posts 18 - 21 of that thread will be helpful to you in answering your questions.

Great, thanks!

 

[jdb in AZ]

Just to add, WDW is very accommodating to all sorts of disabilities. They do whatever they can to help people who can't walk even short distances, and we've never had a problem parking an ECV very close to boarding area of each ride.

 

[Stefecatzz]

Just to add, WDW is very accommodating to all sorts of disabilities. They do whatever they can to help people who can't walk even short distances, and we've never had a problem parking an ECV very close to boarding area of each ride.

Thanks!