Ogas

[bigmac5]

How scooter friendly is Oga's? Thanks

 

[SkyGuy]

I’m sure that someone who uses a scooter will chime in, but I have been to Oga’s 15-20 times, and I have never seen a scooter in there. The place is very tight. The standing tables and bar would be too tall for a scooter, and they seat multiple groups at the booths, so a scooter would need to be positioned just so at a booth to allow a pathway for servers and other patrons, as well as the other group(s) at the booth. The way the entrance is, I would think it would be kind of tricky maneuvering a scooter in the door in the first place.

 

[RoseGold]

We took in a small zero radius power chair (Whill) and even that was a tight squeeeze. There's no way they'll let in a scooter. They might transfer you to a manual chair.

We had to wait longer because obviously the high seat tables won't work.

 

[bluecruiser]

Note the following experience was from a trip to Disneyland in 2019. I was in a power wheelchair, and a CM ran interference for me as she led me to a spot at the bar. I didn't notice any ECV's while I was there, and neither the DLR nor WDW websites list accessibility info for Oga's.

I did find this video from Pammie Plus Parks, which discusses ECV access in a couple places.

Oga's Cantina Review | Plus Size | Wheelchair | ECV | Stroller | Food Allergy | Autism | Epilepsy

 

[bigmac5]

Note the following experience was from a trip to Disneyland in 2019. I was in a power wheelchair, and a CM ran interference for me as she led me to a spot at the bar. I didn't notice any ECV's while I was there, and neither the DLR nor WDW websites list accessibility info for Oga's.

I did find this video from Pammie Plus Parks, which discusses ECV access in a couple places.

Oga's Cantina Review | Plus Size | Wheelchair | ECV | Stroller | Food Allergy | Autism | Epilepsy

Thanks for the link. My friend is in an ECV and has Vestibular issues so I have passed it on ot her.

 

[LoveToDisney]

I use an ECV and have been in Oga’s twice. Be prepared to wait longer to get in. They will encourage you NOT to use your ECV but I didn’t have that option since there’s no where to sit for most guests inside Oga’s. Each time they put our party in the far right standing area where I could easily park my Go-Go. They will direct you as you go in and also direct you as you leave since it is crowded and dark so you don’t bump anyone.

 

[RoseGold]

I didn’t have that option since there’s no where to sit for most guests inside Oga’s.

This is untrue. There are a ton of booth seats around the entire perimeter. If you can transfer, you could ask for one over a standing table. It's where they sat us anyway with the chair. I would imagine with something like a collapsible chair, you could just transfer to a booth.

 

[LoveToDisney]

I’m guessing it would have been a LOT longer wait to get a seat each time we have visited Oga’s so that’s possibly why the cast member helped us keep our ECV. I have NEVER been offered a seating option at Oga’s. I was not saying they did not exist.

 

[doubletoast]

When we made our reservation we indicated we had a manual wheelchair and we had no extra wait. I realize that isn't an ECV, but they got us to our table right away.

 

[WEDcryoHEAD]

Oga's is a tight squeeze no matter what, but I am sure the CM's will get you where you need to go and do it with a smile.