Handicap

[Shafferfamily99]

What do My wife and I have to do to be able to enter thru handicap lines. What do we need from our Doctors. and where can I rent a wheelchair or scooter cheaply

 

[Eeyore5]

Most of the lines are integrated (wheelchair accessible) so there is no separate line for someone using a wheelchair or scooter. You don't need a note from your doctor to rent a wheelchair or scooter. I don't know of any place that rents them cheaply. Check out this thread for more information.

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=595713

 

[cm8]

What do My wife and I have to do to be able to enter thru handicap lines. What do we need from our Doctors. and where can I rent a wheelchair or scooter cheaply

Hi and welcome to the DIS! is there some type of illness or physical disability that would require both you and your wife to use those lines? Would you mind sharing them so that someone could help you know what type of assistance you need. WDW has pretty much mainstreamed all the lines so that a wheelchair can navigate them and have no need for a separate line. OTOH, if this post is just for kicks, and you are just looking for someone to just tell you what you should say in order to utilize certain assistance, then, I am the first one to take the bait and you are so not going to hook this fish There is nothing you need from your doctors, and there is a sticky with some links on the top of this board that should point you in the right direction as far as renting a wheelchair or scooter.

Good luck!!

 

[Piper]

As others have said there are no "handicap" lines. Most lines are mainstreamed. However, you need to be prepared to wait longer at a lot of rides because the number of ride cars that can accommodate people with disabilities is limited (usually 1 per ride) If anyone else with a disability is in front of you, you will need to wait until they are finished with the ride.

Read the FAQ thread for lots and lots of information.