Wheelchair “parking” in parks

[mom2diskids]

My best friend is visually impaired and has mild mobility issues. For the most part we can toddle around together just fine, but since I have some cognitive disabilities there are some lines I’m not sure I can navigate while trying to regulate myself and assist her (tried for DAS and was denied for the first time ever a couple weeks ago). I’m thinking renting a wheel chair could help us so I could push her and it might create a natural buffer in lines, but we wouldn’t need it all the time. Can we park it like a stroller somewhere when we won’t need it? Thanks

 

[MICKIMINI]

Of course! Just try to park it with others in designated spots. Enjoy your visit!

 

[Bete]

Park it carefully. It can't be in the path of a parade, for example. In that case a Disney cast member will move it.

Also, you can walk with the wheelchair empty. It can be used as a walker in this case.

Usually, you can park a wheelchair by the strollers.

 

[bluecruiser]

And don't forget to put something on it to differentiate it so you can easily find it (and someone else doesn't take it by accident). Like tying a colorful scarf on an arm/handle or putting an old T-shirt on the seat to keep it from getting too hot in the sun.

 

[gap2368]

Park it carefully. It can't be in the path of a parade, for example. In that case a Disney cast member will move it.

Also, you can walk with the wheelchair empty. It can be used as a walker in this case.

Usually, you can park a wheelchair by the strollers.

I use a wheelchair as walker at disney do not sit in it for most of the day. I second this