Help! Ride Vehicles

[eternaldisneyfan]

Does anyone have pictures of ride vehicles? I am particularly interested in the wheelchair accessible Toy Story Mania and Ariel's Under Sea Adventure and any transfer accessible cars.

I just got this trip confirmed like two weeks ago and am scrambling.

Als, do you think the CM's will freak if I bring medical equipment? Suction bag? Ambu bag? Oxygen? TPN bag? Maybe my vent?

I have to have the TPN bag 'cause I am attached to it but it's pretty innocent looking. Do they allow oxygen tanks? Dad might have to bag me or I might transfer with my vent...Thoughts?

What are the best rides?

Thanks!!

Christamae

 

[ykmom]

This is a link to a seating gallery for the rides at disneyland.

http://allears.net/dlr/tp/seatpix.htm

I am not sure if it has pictures of the accessible cards though.

Enjoy your trip!

 

[Pearl_Mirror]

Oxygen tanks are allowed, my grandmother was on one 24/7 and she went on all the things she would go on. They will ask though, for safety reasons if it is able to last if the ride get stuck.

I know they asked on Soarin since your up in the air its a bit more difficult to evacuate, I am assuming. But she was allowed to take her tank with her. So oxygen and that shouldn't be a problem.

 

[TeddiBarra]

Following rides have WAV's or are accessible in your WC:
Monsters Inc
Buzz Lightyear Astroblasters
Small World
Jungle Cruise* (they have a boat with a lift, last I heard it was down for refurb, not sure if it is up yet, you may want to call the park to inquire)
Winnie the Pooh
Mickey's Fun Wheel
DL train, but not at the main street station
Monorail (rear car)

 

[glendalais]

With regards to Oxygen tanks, it does vary from Attraction to Attraction. I do specifically remember that they are prohibited on the Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage, among others.

If you inquire with the Host or Hostess at the entrance to each Attraction, they will be able to better assist you. You can also visit City Hall in Disneyland Park or the Guest Relations Lobby in Disney California Adventure Park for more information.

 

[blackjackdelta]

Does anyone have pictures of ride vehicles? I am particularly interested in the wheelchair accessible Toy Story Mania and Ariel's Under Sea Adventure and any transfer accessible cars.

I just got this trip confirmed like two weeks ago and am scrambling.

Als, do you think the CM's will freak if I bring medical equipment? Suction bag? Ambu bag? Oxygen? TPN bag? Maybe my vent?

I have to have the TPN bag 'cause I am attached to it but it's pretty innocent looking. Do they allow oxygen tanks? Dad might have to bag me or I might transfer with my vent...Thoughts?

What are the best rides?

Thanks!!

Christamae

Saw two ladies on the 02 a couple of days ago, one was on a vent.

Jack

 

[eyeheartgoofy]

Does anyone have pictures of ride vehicles? I am particularly interested in the wheelchair accessible Toy Story Mania and Ariel's Under Sea Adventure and any transfer accessible cars.

I just got this trip confirmed like two weeks ago and am scrambling.

Als, do you think the CM's will freak if I bring medical equipment? Suction bag? Ambu bag? Oxygen? TPN bag? Maybe my vent?

I have to have the TPN bag 'cause I am attached to it but it's pretty innocent looking. Do they allow oxygen tanks? Dad might have to bag me or I might transfer with my vent...Thoughts?

What are the best rides?

Thanks!!

Christamae

Hi, Christamae! So happy to hear about your trip!!! We just returned from our first trip to DLR. I noticed the wheelchair accessible vehicle on Ariel's ride is King Triton's Chariot (it had no "roof" like the clam mobiles). Not sure of the specifics b/c I did not see it load, etc. but allears has a picture of the vehicle. I hope you get to ride!!

You must see the Aladdin show as well!

I'm so excited for you!!! I hope you write a TR!