Skyway "cabins" with one ECV

[Simba's Mom]

How many non-ECVers can fit in a "cabin" on the Skyway with one person on an ECV? I usually travel alone, so I'm always put in a car by myself (and my ECV). However, we have a family trip next month, so I was wondering how many guests can join me and my ECV in the Skyway cabin?

 

[lanejudy]

I believe it's 5 + the ECV rider for the Skyliner.

 

[Genie+]

6 passengers is the max with an ECV on board, and max of 10 passengers without an ECV.

 

[Simba's Mom]

Thanks, we've actually got 7 people, but I'm sure that DS will suggest that DGD #3, who's 2 yo, should stay behind, since she's probably not great in confined places tiptoe, and he'll offer to stay with her (besides using her as an excuse-he's petrified of heights). So that's 5 of us + my ECV-perfect!

 

[SueM in MN]

5 plus the mobility device is correct. This is a photo of the Skyway sign from the Caribbean Beach station

 

[The Hendies]

We had 3 + ecv, and there is very little leg room for those sitting on the bench.

 

[Evita_W]

6 passengers is the max with an ECV on board, and max of 10 passengers without an ECV.

While they will allow this as the max, I would suggest keeping it to 4 with an ECV or about 6 without. I can’t even imagine putting 10 in a single cabin without an ECV, even if I knew all of the people.