Limited Mobility Issues/Universal Resorts

[katybugsmom]

Good morning everyone!
Can anyone tell me the best resort to stay at while my family is at UO? I have limited mobility issues and needed the resort closest to the parks and with the least amount of walking inside the resort. Does anyone also know how much UO charges for ECV's per day? Thanks for your help!

 

[Qtips4Mick]

Definately Royal Pacific. My family walked to the parks, I used the ECV. I had been discharged from the hospital the day before after complications from chemo and could not have done it without the motorized scooter. It was about $30 a day but I don't remember for sure. Call the resort directly!

 

[katybugsmom]

Definately Royal Pacific. My family walked to the parks, I used the ECV. I had been discharged from the hospital the day before after complications from chemo and could not have done it without the motorized scooter. It was about $30 a day but I don't remember for sure. Call the resort directly!

Thanks! That's where we wll be staying!!!

 

[Qtips4Mick]

The one thing that was a problem was I had asked for a room near the front desk so I could "walk" there minus the ECV. I was so far away I was saying "Redrum" Redrum" as I drove down those longgggggggggggg corridors! If you wish to walk some, insist on nearby accommodations! Have fun!

 

[katybugsmom]

Thanks for the tip!

 

[rpbert1]

phone about a week before you get there, and ask for a room on 3rd floor close to elevators, then when you are checking in confirm with the checkin rep that you are close to the lobby, they are very accomadating and willing to help make your stay as nice as possible.