Number of visitors at wheelchair parade seating

[TokumeiJG]

Hello!

In the Disney World Resort and Epcot Center information PDFs, it mentions that at viewing areas for parades etc, groups larger than 6 may be asked to temporarily separate and reunite after the show/parade.

However, when looking at the information at Disneyland, I couldn't find the same information. Is it the same 6-person limit, or is there a different limit at Disneyland?

One more question! For a child with a tracheotomy that needs to be monitored, I assume it is possible to have the caregiver sit next to the child (and not behind them etc)?

Thank you very much!

 

[Narcoossee11]

It really depends in how many wheelchair /scooter GST are at park at that time.
Areas get VERY crowded and full early.
The more ideal locations get filled quickly
There are not 'seats' . Caregiver can stand by child.

 

[TokumeiJG]

It really depends in how many wheelchair /scooter GST are at park at that time.
Areas get VERY crowded and full early.
The more ideal locations get filled quickly
There are not 'seats' . Caregiver can stand by child.

Thank you very much.

 

[lanejudy]

We're usually a party of 3 and have been allowed to have 2 guests when they otherwise were only allowing 1. One was allowed to stand behind the wheelchair/stroller while the other could sit on the curb in front. Wheelchairs are lined up essentially elbow-to-elbow so if your child needs you next to them, you might just consider grabbing your parade spot early and skip the wheelchair area (where you may still need to show up just as early). That is what we started doing; cramming into the roped off wheelchair area just wasn't worth it for us.

 

[SueM in MN]

We're usually a party of 3 and have been allowed to have 2 guests when they otherwise were only allowing 1. One was allowed to stand behind the wheelchair/stroller while the other could sit on the curb in front. Wheelchairs are lined up essentially elbow-to-elbow so if your child needs you next to them, you might just consider grabbing your parade spot early and skip the wheelchair area (where you may still need to show up just as early). That is what we started doing; cramming into the roped off wheelchair area just wasn't worth it for us.

I agree.
They do tightly pack the wheelchairs across the front, so if that’s an issue, it may be better to just find a spot