We've rented the Disney wheelchairs and scooters a few times for family members who had issues walking. Both work fine. Just keep in mind for the wheelchair that you'll need someone to push and that it can be a bit of work, especially at AK which is a bit more hilly. The scooter is much easier in that regard but also a fair bit more expensive, I think around $50 a day. And finally, you'll need to get to the park at a pretty early hour to avoid missing out, since I've seen instances when both wheelchairs and scooters are sold out. On edit, don't forget to keep you receipt if you have park hoppers, since you only have to pay once per day.
remember that park wheelchairs will not help you getting from your transportation, be it car, bus or monorail, and that cane be a distance to cover. I would be calling offsite rentals be it wheelchair or ECV now. plus getting from room to transportation and that includes car can be a distance. been there done that
for most (like 90%) of the rides you just take the wheelchair into the queue. For the other rides they will give you a return time. For a few Tomorrowland Transportation and peter pan they cannot stop the ride for you
Sort of depends. In the past Disney let folks in wheelchairs go to the front, or close to it. But then there were stories of folks taking advantage, so now I think that you basically wait in the same line, unless that won't work.
