Wheelchair access at Magic Kingdom

[donaldtutter]

When we were there three years ago, there were several rides that had separate wheelchair access ( Peter Pan, Small World, Jungle Cruise?). Do any rides still have separate lines or do wheelchairs use the regular queue? If so, which rides?

 

[Mrsjvb]

tea cups, Jungle cruise definitely. PP I honestly don't remember where I ended up, but I think a different line.

small world is too.

tea cups you got right on as soon as the current batch empties.

JC you have to wait for the accessible boat if you cannot transfer( I can't in this ride) and you will either get a return lanyard to come back later. one day we JUST missed it so waited about 15 minutes for the boat to return.

same with SW..I waited a good 20 minutes and when I got back around there were 3 or 4 waiting for the boat so I am sure they waited much longer as only one fits at a time.

PP I had FP+ for and I can transfer there without issue so there wasn't a huge delay for me.

 

[1025cruise]

For most rides, you need to go to the regular entrance, if they can't accommodate you in the main line, they will give you a tag to return at a time as if you waited in the whole line to come back for admittance.

 

[minnie mum]

When we were there three years ago, there were several rides that had separate wheelchair access ( Peter Pan, Small World, Jungle Cruise?). Do any rides still have separate lines or do wheelchairs use the regular queue? If so, which rides?

Quite a few rides still have separate w/c access. I believe they are all listed in the FAQ sticky at the top of the page. Some rides have a totally separate entrance. On others you go through the regular queue only up to a certain point and are then directed to a separate line. ( HM, Splash Mtn.) The CM at the entrance of each attraction will direct you.