Rides with Stairs

[disneychrista]

Thanks everyone. Yes, I am just trying to get a list together so I can be prepared.

I am "okay" with inclines but even those will agrevate my injury.

I didn't even think about the Columbia, one of the reasons I asked, was to be prepared.

What about the canoes, any stairs to get down to them? If so is there a ramp?

 

[Disney Dreams]

...What about the canoes, any stairs to get down to them? If so is there a ramp?

No.

Take a look at the guide ArchOwl linked for you. You will see that the Columbia specifically mentions stairs. It also mentions the ramp at the canoes.

- Dreams

 

[disneychrista]

I did look and it helped. But I guess I just wish it would state in b&w stairs in entrance/exit, ask CM for alternative route/use elevator.

I think I have compiled a pretty good list, using what I know, the help of posters on this thread & the guide.

 

[llump41]

For Space Mountain, there is a line outside the exit that they draw from. You are led back to the loading area and are boarded in a special rocket off to the side. When the rocket is loaded, you replace an empty rocket on the track and you ride. When you return, you are again placed off to the side, unloaded, and then a new group loads. You exit the ride on the same side you entered the ride and there are no stairs.

I was wearing a rather large leg brace during parts of last year and it was nice to have plenty of time to load the rocket, and of course not having to negotiate stairs. But it was a looonnnggg wait. You can't FP it and the line is longer than standby many times. I definitely rode it less than when I can use FP.

One of the main reason we ride Space first thing. At that time it is always a walk on ride without a CM at the waiting area.. By the afternoon the wait there is easily longer than either the FP or stand-by line.