Moving loading areas

[DBMC]

We are taking my brother who is an adult with autism, to animal kingdom. I can't remember from when I went before, do any of the rides there have moving loading areas? (like haunted mansion or grizzly river run) My brother has trouble with those. If there are, is there a way to accommodate him?

 

[gap2368]

at animal kidgom, the only thing I can think of is the water ride Kali river ( at least I think it does)

 

[DisneyOma]

We are taking my brother who is an adult with autism, to animal kingdom. I can't remember from when I went before, do any of the rides there have moving loading areas? (like haunted mansion or grizzly river run) My brother has trouble with those. If there are, is there a way to accommodate him?

At Kali, the whole platform at the end of the ramp circles - look on youTube for a video. I'm thinking it can be stopped, but once you are on the platform it's not a 'rush to get on' deal.

 

[Betty Rohrer]

We are taking my brother who is an adult with autism, to animal kingdom. I can't remember from when I went before, do any of the rides there have moving loading areas? (like haunted mansion or grizzly river run) My brother has trouble with those. If there are, is there a way to accommodate him?

Kali River has a separate loading area with no moving platform. I have had to use they will pull others out of line to fill raft so you will not be only ones in raft. does take longer to ride as they have to get raft back on line after loading

 

[SueM in MN]

There is a list of attractions with moving wakeways or stairs in post 28 of the disABILITIES FAQs thread page 2.
Click this link and scroll down to post 28.
https://www.disboards.com/threads/d...ed-1st-trip-next-trip-wish-trip.595713/page-2

 

[WDW_Momof4]

Since you already have the list of rides above, I'll just add this: those moving walkways can usually be slowed down for people to make that first step to get on, but not stopped. Also, is it just the STEP onto the moving walkway that is unnerving, since once you are on, the vehicle is going the same speed as you? If so, and you live near a large airport that has moving sidewalks, maybe you could let him practice and de-sensitize before going? (Mother of special needs child)