MP LL and accessibility

[GamGam]

As near as I can figure out. when I book MP LL for the family I book everyone for everything and later adjust for those who won't/can't ride certain things. I guess it just galls me to pay for MP LL for me in an ECV knowing I cannot ride so many of the options. I can do the WAV rides like Small World but not Na'vi River with its "transfer board" which was no help at all. But the only way to have time together is to book together...It's just frustrating that so many attractions are just not feasible with major mobility issues. If I don't have LL I won't be able to scan in with the rest of the family even for a show like FOTLK . Gonna twiddle my thumbs while everyone rides, I guess, and pay for the privilege.

 

[theMoreDisneytheBetter]

Buying the LLMP is really optional, and frankly, depending on the park, crowd levels, and the rides that your family is interested in not *that* great. You are unlikely to get more than 1 tier 1 ride, especially on crowded days. Frankly, if you are smart about park opens/park closes your family can probably get a lot more “done.” Premier Pass is a different story, but unless you have money to burn it definitely wouldn’t make sense in your situation.

But on a more positive note, there are plenty of ways to spend time with your family that doesn’t involve rides. Meals, “strolling” around the parks, shopping, etc. There are a lot of rides that my husband can’t do anymore (claustrophobia), but that doesn’t diminish our park experience together.

 

[philharmagic fan]

My DH is prone to motion sickness and can't ride about half the moving attractions. We buy him a LLMP so he can come with us on the things he CAN ride, and I agree it's frustrating to have to pay full price in this type of situation, but that's the way it is, and I'm sure there are many others who just have to swallow the expense.