How easy is recharging scooter in WDW parks?

[seashoreCM]

Some receptacles (outlets) are in the floor, appearing as metal circles about 6 inches in diameter. The center unscrews with the help of a coin. Somtimes the receptacle itself is recessed too far down for some "wall wart" style plugs to reach but if you bring a "3 prong to 2 prong adapter" that will act as a prong extender.

It is against code for a 120 volt receptacle to be wired up for a different voltage. But do not force the plug into a receptacle that is slightly the wrong size or shape. That can be the wrong voltage that will fry your device or equipment.

If a receptacle supplies the correct voltage but is capable of supplying more amperes (e.g. 15 amps, 20 amps, etc.) plugging into it will not fry your device or equipment which will draw only the number of amps it wants.

 

[kaytieeldr]

Some receptacles (outlets) are in the floor, appearing as metal circles about 6 inches in diameter. The center unscrews with the help of a coin. Somtimes the receptacle itself is recessed too far down for some "wall wart" style plugs to reach but if you bring a "3 prong to 2 prong adapter" that will act as a prong extender.

An outlet that requires this much MacGyvering is likely NOT intended for use by the public.

 

[mamabunny]

An outlet that requires this much MacGyvering is likely NOT intended for use by the public.

And to add to @kaytieeldr's reply, WDW is not responsible for providing outlets for use by the public to charge *anything*. If they do, I consider it to be Pixie Dust.

If a rental ECV (regardless of who the vendor is) won't hold a charge all day, the renter needs to call that company and have a replacement unit or battery brought out ASAP. If you own your own equipment, then you need to make sure you are charging it to full capacity overnight, and practicing good battery "hygiene" (which has been discussed in this forum before) and if you do all that, and your battery *still* doesn't hold a charge? It's time to get a new one. If you can afford a trip to WDW, you can afford a new battery.