question about where to park scooters

[snoopy352]

My DW, DD and I are savvy Dis-travelers. However, we are bringing my parents, who both will need scooters. We plan to rent ahead of time and i was wondering whether or not they can motor from attraction to attraction but "park" the scooters somewhere like you would a stroller and enter the queues for the attactions on foot?

 

[minnie mum]

They can do that if they wish. They would park in stroller parking. Don't forget to take the key with you. But some of those queues are very, very long. And most of them are ECV accessible.

 

[snoopy352]

They can do that if they wish. They would park in stroller parking. Don't forget to take the key with you. But some of those queues are very, very long. And most of them are ECV accessible.

Thank you. The issue for us is not knowing or having a list of the ones that are NOT ECV-accessible upfront.

 

[lanejudy]

Thank you. The issue for us is not knowing or having a list of the ones that are NOT ECV-accessible upfront.

The disABILITIES FAQ thread pinned near the top of this forum has a lot of information about accessibility and queues, etc.

Enjoy your vacation!

 

[Betty Rohrer]

if you do not find the info on non accessible queues the CM at beginning will let you know and can show you where to park most time it is with strollers. I second the taking ECV with you when ever you can plus if you have enough pushers there will be ride wheelchairs that can be used while in line at queues where ECV can not go at no cost to you

 

[ttintagel]

if you do not find the info on non accessible queues the CM at beginning will let you know and can show you where to park

Yes - it has been my experience that most of the time, they see us with the ECV and approach us before we even have a chance to approach them!

 

[tobikaye]

There is also a guide you can get at each park, usually from Guest Services, for mobility disabilities. It will give you a heads up on how to approach each queue. Some things might need to be double checked with the CM at the entrance, but it does help to get an idea.