ECV's on Water Taxi's?

[dreamscometrue47]

Hi, I have heard conflicting information on whether or not ECV's can use the water taxi's to the parks....If I remember correctly, don't you step down onto the taxi? but then I thought I heard that ECV's can go on somehow...
Staying at either RPR or HRH....first time we are using the scooters....

Thank you!!

 

[davper]

Hi
Yes, ECV's can be taken on the water taxi. You stay up front with the captain. There is a bench seat there for other family members

 

[Squirlz]

They put a ramp down for ECVs.

 

[dreamscometrue47]

Thank you! Do they allow 2 at a time? just one?

 

[iluvet58]

I’m sure they could fit two at a time. We were at PB a few weeks ago. My husband was using a E C V and my son was in a wheelchair. They both fit up front.

 

[schumigirl]

Thank you! Do they allow 2 at a time? just one?

They absolutely can fit two and if you are together you’ll get on at the same time.

Sometimes if there are pushchairs in front of you, you may have to wait as there is limited space. So, like everything else depends on space and who is in line.

 

[macraven]

Two scooters are the maximum at a time for the water taxis

 

[dreamscometrue47]

Two scooters are the maximum at a time for the water taxis

thank you as well! We don't mind waiting for our turn so this should work out fine. The reason for my confusion was when I called the Royal Pacific directly, the person i spoke with told me that wheelchairs/ECV's are not allowed on the water taxis....found that a bit strange and decided to reach out to my friends here!

 

[Squirlz]

thank you as well! We don't mind waiting for our turn so this should work out fine. The reason for my confusion was when I called the Royal Pacific directly, the person i spoke with told me that wheelchairs/ECV's are not allowed on the water taxis....found that a bit strange and decided to reach out to my friends here!

Did you catch the name of the person who told you that? That is truly bizarre. Someone needs additional training.