Two Victory 10s and a Rental Vehicle

[Evita_W]

For the first time ever, we are seriously considering renting a vehicle for an upcoming trip due to the issues we have been hearing of with it taking a long time for Disney Transportation and with no Minnie Vans as a backup option, we think this might be the best choice. That being said, we will have Two Victory 10's and want to get the right size vehicle that can handle that without overkilling it. So does anyone have any suggestions?

 

[LoveToDisney]

Are Victory 10s portable? Do they come apart into sections that can be loaded in a van?

We have used a van to transport 2 Pride Go-Go Sport ECVs. The seat, battery pack, rear axle all disconnect so you can pick the sections up and place them in the van. Of course, you can't use all the van's passenger seats since you need to fold some of them down to make room.

 

[ksanftleben]

If your Victory 10s don't disassemble to fit in a standard minivan (or even if they do), you might consider renting a scooter/wheelchair accessible minivan with a ramp or lift. I know of one company in Orlando that rents them - Mobility Works. Here's a link to their website.

 

[Evita_W]

Are Victory 10s portable? Do they come apart into sections that can be loaded in a van?

We have used a van to transport 2 Pride Go-Go Sport ECVs. The seat, battery pack, rear axle all disconnect so you can pick the sections up and place them in the van. Of course, you can't use all the van's passenger seats since you need to fold some of them down to make room.

We only have three people, so we can fold down most of the seats. The Victory 10s do disassemble, but working with Gold Mobility we were able to find a minivan that should work without disassembly and definitely will with disassembly.

About $400 for 10 days with tax, so reasonable.