Rise of the Resistance with an ECV

[Porsche4]

Just wondering if anyone has experience of riding ROTR using an ECV. I have no problem getting on and off ride vehicles but due to hip and knee issues can't stand in long lines or walk too much hence the need for an ECV. I am wondering if we do ROTR standby can I take my ECV into the queue and if so how far in before I have to leave it with a cast member.

 

[bluecruiser]

You should be able to take it all the way to the boarding area, with just a short walk to the ride vehicle. Then a CM can take your ECV to the exit area so it will not be far from where you exit the ride.

If they ask "can you walk a short distance?" ask them how long the walk is and if there will be much standing. Able-bodied CM's may have a different idea of what a "short distance" is than we ECV users do (based on personal experience).

 

[tlovesdis]

Yes you can take it all the way in. At one point they ask if you can stand for a few minutes (it's right before you have to get into the vehicle. If you can't, just let them know!

 

[Porsche4]

Yes you can take it all the way in. At one point they ask if you can stand for a few minutes (it's right before you have to get into the vehicle. If you can't, just let them know!

You should be able to take it all the way to the boarding area, with just a short walk to the ride vehicle. Then a CM can take your ECV to the exit area so it will not be far from where you exit the ride.

If they ask "can you walk a short distance?" ask them how long the walk is and if there will be much standing. Able-bodied CM's may have a different idea of what a "short distance" is than we ECV users do (based on personal experience).

Thank you both for your input. We have LL for all the really popular rides but I would like to try standby for Rise a couple of times as it is so expensive for an ILL.