Mexico?

[disgram]

I will be using a scooter this year during our trip and suddenly realized that I have never seen a way in other than the steps! Is there such a way? We have ADRs there for lunch.

 

[TriMom]

There is a handicap ramp to the right of the stairs. Look closely because it is almost hidden the the jungle. My boys call it the secrete entrance.

 

[Chuck S]

There is a handicap ramp to the right of the stairs. Look closely because it is almost hidden the the jungle. My boys call it the secrete entrance.

Just to clarify, it is not immediately to the right of the steps, you need to pass some landscaping. It is the first path to the right of the steps.

 

[SueM in MN]

To clarify even a little more, the path is marked with a wheelchair sign and (as the others mentioned) just past Mexico's builing when you think there will bw no way in. There are often some tropical birds in the 'jungle trees' along the path, so if you see a lot of people looking at a parrot and you don't see the path, the people areprobably blocking your view of the path and the sign.

 

[ireland_nicole]

To clarify even a little more, the path is marked with a wheelchair sign and (as the others mentioned) just past Mexico's builing when you think there will bw no way in. There are often some tropical birds in the 'jungle trees' along the path, so if you see a lot of people looking at a parrot and you don't see the path, the people areprobably blocking your view of the path and the sign.

Your answer has the ring of experience! I would say that the ramp can be a little tight on the turns, so just practice some with the steering, and make sure your comfortable - OTOH, if you can get through the Nemo line, you can get through this no problem.

 

[disgram]

Thank you all for your quick answers! I am pretty sure that I know where you all mean now.

I forgot about the que lines for some of the rides. I enjoy the EE que but I know that I cannot ride it. Will I have enough room to go through there? I should, shouldn't I?