Issues with walking/standing

[recoverylife2017]

Hello,

My Disney trip is sadly, a long way off, but planning for it is half the fun The last time I was there was way back in 2004, I was in in my late 20's and had no mobility issues back then. I have spinal stenosis and RA, so walking much really isn't an option for me, I know I'll need a wheelchair the majority of the time. My biggest concern is standing in line, after a few minutes that will be nearly impossible. Are you allowed to take something to sit on while waiting in line? Obviously, I know you can't take a folding chair (that would be nice), but something smaller, like those little stick seats? I don't know the name, I'm not even sure it would even work, but I'd really like to figure this out so I can better understand what to expect.

Donna

 

[SirDuff]

You can bring your wheelchair in almost all lines.

 

[recoverylife2017]

You can bring your wheelchair in almost all lines.

Thank you for replying so quickly, I had no idea that was an option

 

[MICKIMINI]

You might want to bring a cane with you. An ECV makes the parks very doable. I only use one at WDW and though it is an added cost, it saves my energy to enjoy the day rather than struggle to get from point A to B all day long. Do what you have to do to enjoy yourself. It is your life and your trip so ENJOY!

 

[gottalovepluto]

Is the person who will push your wc used to pushing you in a wc? If not you should get an ECV. WDW is a lot of walking (and not all flat looking at you AK) and over a multi day trip a person not used to pushing a wc can easily injure themselves.