kim possible in EPCOT

[nevadadis]

I will be in disney world in June for the primary immune deficiency conference with my 9 year old son. He has a wheelchair and a feeding pump. I was wondering if anyone could give more information about the kim possible activity in EPCOT? I was looking for ideas of things to do when his feeding pump is running since we can't do rides during those times. Thanks

 

[BillSears]

I'm a wheelchair user and I did the Kim Possible missions in the UK, China, Mexico and Germany. They were a lot of fun! All of them were totally wheelchair accessible and they don't require a whole lot of effort other then going from one place to another in the country and pressing a few buttons on the Kimunicater.

 

[pudge the fish]

I agree with PP
you press a few buttons, listen to instructions and look for many clues
Very calm- We loved doing this and even with my rolly polly self -It was fine
we did 4 countries and there were no stairs etc..



but please remember it's a super secret spy mission to save the world!!

 

[SueM in MN]

We just got back this evening from WDW.
We didn't do the Kim Possible adventure, but saw a number of groups who were doing it - it looked like lots of fun and everyone we saw doing it seemed totally involved in their mission.

I really want to do it on our next trip (we had too many people this trip).

 

[mechurchlady]

http://www.stitchkingdom.com/kidcot/
It is free and fun for kids and requires little activity. That site also has information on the kidcot like event at Animal Kingdom and there is talk of one in the studios.

 

[Mel6197]

On Youtube

There was 1 video that the guy video taped the whole UK one, I was concerned for Kira that she wouldnt be able to understand it, After watching it, I know she will understand, and with a little help if she needs it will be able to complete her mission.

I am very excited for her

She is the one that brought it up to me for our Aug trip, she said she saw it on Disney 365. So I Youtubed it.

It really looks like alot of fun for the kids!