For those of us too Pooh`sized to fit in the seats at the shows or theater, what are our options?

[ppony]

I only tried to see a show once. I couldn't fit into the seat and felt utterly humiliated from trying. Went back to my stateroom and never tried again. I didn't know if there were options, but at the time, I was too embarrassed to ask. So after 2 cruises, I've never seen a show and honestly, I'd like to.

I'm also assuming there are places for ppl in wheelchairs to roll into? I wasn't in one then, but am now. Where are they and are they in a spaces where you need to arrive hours in advance to have your family seated near you?

 

[Toulou]

Oh my goodness...you need to see a show! As long as you do not mind sitting in the back of the theater, they have a section that has chairs. In addition, you can be there early and sit in one of the boxes, I think that's what they call them, on either side of the shows. If you have any questions, you can always ask guest services if they can make a special reserved section for you. Have a great time...you deserve it!

 

[lanejudy]

I wasn't in one then, but am now. Where are they and are they in a spaces where you need to arrive hours in advance to have your family seated near you?

In the past wheelchairs were allowed to arrive early and enter the theater by a side entrance near the front -- maybe 15 minutes earlier than the doors open, not hours early. I assume the accessible spots are also located at the front. Please contact Special Services for more information because I think you do need to pre-plan it.

Phone: (407) 566-3602
Email: SpecialServices@disneycruise.com

 

[CM Dad]

In the past wheelchairs were allowed to arrive early and enter the theater by a side entrance near the front -- maybe 15 minutes earlier than the doors open, not hours early. I assume the accessible spots are also located at the front. Please contact Special Services for more information because I think you do need to pre-plan it.

Phone: (407) 566-3602
Email: SpecialServices@disneycruise.com

My wife uses a wheel chair. On the Magic and Wonder we could go to Keys/Cadillac Lounge and a crew member would escort us through a short walkway to the front of the theater