Wheelchair/Stroller Place to store?

[amasonmom2four]

We are taking our two year old son (Spina Bifida) to WDW in a couple of weeks. We have taken him before, but I have a quick question I hope someone can help with. This time, we plan on taking both his wheelchair and a stroller with us. His wheelchair does not tilt back and so he can not rest in it when he is tired.
My question is : If we bring the wheelchair and a stroller into the park, is there a place we will be allowed to "store" one or the other when not in use?
We thought we might have him in his wheelchair so he has his independent mobility,until he gets tired after lunch and then have him use his stroller so he can nap some. We may want to switch back to the wheelchair later in the evening.
Is this possible?
Thanks, Angela

 

[Talking Hands]

I have seen personal wheelchair stored at the wheelchair rental area. Try them or Guest Services. Stevev do you have an answer for this?

 

[scroot]

I bet they would hand onto it at First Aid. We have found First Aid to be very helpful with some of our needs. They are great with bathrooms and cool places to rest. They will store meds. I would be surprised if they didn't have a place for your stuff. I would call just to be sure.
Good luck

 

[SueM in MN]

I know First Aid stores smaller things, but I don't think they have room to store bigger things like wheelchairs.
You could try calling:
Guests with Disabilities 1- (407) 939-7807
or TTY 1- (407) 939-7670

 

[swilshire]

If there are multiple adults, you might find it most convenient to just push both along with you. Otherwise, it may be quite a trek to retrieve one or the other when you want to switch.

The unused one will make a handy spot to park your backpack, cooler, or other needed items. We always have the back of DS's chair loaded with assorted bags.

Sheila