Before COVID, there were signs that said one person using a wheelchair or ECV could be accompanied by up to 5 others guests. The sign asked that any additional guests in the group wait in the line.
Then alll threee go on the handicap line
No, only two scooters, per bus. One per monorail car, one per skyliner. Boats depend on crowds. You will have to split up and decide where you would like to meet up. Scooter one and two could wait right after they clear the area where buses drop off. On the monorail, there is a chance you would be on the same monorail, just different cars. Same for the skyliner (it is like every 7-10 cars are accessible. (They need to wait for cars that have lockdown bars, to secure scooters).
Some buses can take 3, but I would plan to split up because most buses only have space for 2.
Only two can be placed on most of the buses.
As of last month, all but ONE of the buses that could accommodate 3 have been redesigned or retired according to several bus drivers DH spoke with. They thought they all had, but the one that could load three was the the first one that showed up at our stop on our first day, unfortunately it wasn't for the park we had reservations for. And there were three of us in scooters at the stop at the time......lol.
Actually, we have loaded multiple per Monorail car, just one per side, i.e. there will be seats between the scooters, but you absolutely can be in the same car. One day in February we saw a record of 9 scooters loaded on the same monorail.
A few years ago, a driver told me there were only 3 buses left that could hold 3 ECVs/wheelchairs and they were in the process of getting rid of ability to carry 3. So, it would not surprise me if only one was left
Yeah, that's what they were figuring out, they said by the time they loaded the third ECV, the next bus had arrived, sometimes the next two buses. So just didn't work out well.
