Rides

[disneybirds]

We are headed to Disney for Christmas week. Is there a thread that details assistance for some of the rides? My parents are going to be traveling with us and they are not going to be able to step down into rides without holding onto a railing. I am trying to remember how you enter for rides like Small World, Jungle Cruise and Pirates. It seems like for many rides you have to step down into the ride and I don't remember there being any kind of railing.

One can walk but can't stand for long periods of time. The other can stand, but can't walk far distances. For rides where we have FP+ is it better to park the scooter outside the ride and enter the FP+ line or the wheelchair line? Since my mom can't stand for long periods of time, I am wondering which line might be shorter.

 

[SueM in MN]

We are headed to Disney for Christmas week. Is there a thread that details assistance for some of the rides? My parents are going to be traveling with us and they are not going to be able to step down into rides without holding onto a railing. I am trying to remember how you enter for rides like Small World, Jungle Cruise and Pirates. It seems like for many rides you have to step down into the ride and I don't remember there being any kind of railing.

One can walk but can't stand for long periods of time. The other can stand, but can't walk far distances. For rides where we have FP+ is it better to park the scooter outside the ride and enter the FP+ line or the wheelchair line? Since my mom can't stand for long periods of time, I am wondering which line might be shorter.

Follow the link in my signature to the disABILITIES FAQs thread or look for it near the top of this board

Posts 18-22 on page 2 have the kind of information you are looking for in terms of steps into and out of ride cars