Kick scooters

[beezerdave]

My doc suggested something like a kick scooter out some sort of standing scooter for me to get around there parks. Are they allowed?

 

[SteveMouse]

No. knee scooters are, however using one in overly crowded circumstances and the length of time one typically spends at Disney can be challenging.

 

[Joanna71985]

Those kind of scooters aren't allowed in the parks

 

[SueM in MN]

This screenshot is from the WDW list of prohibited items. It specifically calls out scooters.


Even if you were saying you are using it as a mobility device, it would not meet the guidelines for a mobility devices. I can’t imagine it would be very safe in the parks - too fast and too easy to tip.
If you need some sort of supported walking device, a rollator (walker with fold down seat) would be a much safer (and allowed) device

 

[beezerdave]

Thanks for that. Can I find a place to rent a rollator near the parks? I have a scooter rental on hold but can cancel up until Friday. I can walk with some support and stops along the way. Stand still is not a problem. I am looking for the easiest and simplest way to get around the park.

 

[SteveMouse]

Most of the wheelchair/scooter locations can also supply rollators, Walker’s is one of them that also serves locals in alot of ways.

You could also order one from Amazon and have it delivered to the hotel.

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Rolling+...ndustrial,181&tag=phc-ps-06-20&ref=nb_sb_noss

You‘d then be able to have it on return- it flies with you for free and does NOT count as luggage.

 

[Groot]

I’ve seen KNEE SCOOTERS like this one in the parks:
Maybe that’s what they were suggesting.

 

[DisneyOma]

On our last trip my daughter's friend used a knee scooter similar to the one above. It worked very well for her needs.

 

[SueM in MN]

On our last trip my daughter's friend used a knee scooter similar to the one above. It worked very well for her needs.

I see people using them frequently in the parks; most look like it is working well for them