So disappointed... lack of new attractions that accomodate wheelchairs

[SueM in MN]

Does Rat have a wheelchair-accessible (no-transfer) vehicle? I wouldn presume that Guardians doesnt, what about Tron? What’s the batting average?
It was one thing for Disney to say, oh, there’s plenty to do if you can’t transfer, but there’s nothing new, and I’d imagine most of the price increase is going for the new attractions.

Tron in Shanghai has a transfer assist car, but not a wheelchair accessible one. From pictures I’ve seen and what I’ve read, once seated, guests need to lean forward and down against the front of the ride car.
Guardians of the Galaxy does not sound like it will be wheelchair accessible. It is a roller coaster and starts out with a backward launch.

Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure does have a wheelchair accessible ‘rat’. My DD has ridden it 3 times in her wheelchair and we’ve seen guests with power wheelchairs riding it also. It is not ECV accessible. It has space for one occupied wheelchair and one companion

 

[SteveMouse]

Thanks, Sue!

 

[RoseGold]

You know what, there's still time to add a glass box in a lousy section of Flight of Passage. Why not Disney? That seems like one of the easiest adjustments possible. I bet that section will have a longer wait than the rest of the ride.

 

[Evita_W]

Tron in Shanghai also has two standard seats in the back of each train that you do not need to lean forward on.

 

[bluecruiser]

Tron in Shanghai also has two standard seats in the back of each train that you do not need to lean forward on.

Here's a picture of the accessible car on Tron in Shanghai Disneyland, from Theme Park Review. It doesn't look like you lean forward in these seats.

 

[fabfemmeboy]

Tron in Shanghai also has two standard seats in the back of each train that you do not need to lean forward on.

Exactly what I was going to add. If you ride the 'regular' (motorcycle-looking) seats, then you need to lean forward. The bike shape is surprisingly similar to FOP, perhaps a bit more forward. But the standard seats in the back of the train are bench-style seats that don't require you to lean forward. I don't recall whether they have a fold-out transfer seat option (like on BTMRR) on the ones in China, but I would hope the would have at least one train with that option in Florida. Still not accessible for everyone, but accessible for a larger percentage than not putting in a transfer seat.