lisaanddenny
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anyone using a w/c go thru these lines or is there a seperate entrance

That's a good video.![]()
Most people who shoot video are not interested in the lines or boarding - they just shoot the actual ride.
That video shows the entire standby line.
To add a little more to what mrsksomeday wrote,
Mr. Potato Head is in the standby line. Someone using a wheelchair would be able to see Mr. Potato Head if they use that line because the bypass for the stairs is after Mr. Potato Head.
In the video, when they get to the stairs, the bypass for the stairs is to the right (where the stairs were to the left). The place where the 3D glasses were handed out has 2 sides - the one the video showed was the Stand-by side. Just on the other side is the Fastpass 3D glasses distribution. The Fastpass and Standby lines join just after getting the 3D glasses, right before the stairs.
I would agree it is quite jerky, primarily in the parts where you are transferring between the different games.DW also found the ride "jerky". As she has serious RA this can be a problem. We did enjoy it and are both looking forward to wait times decreasing over the years.
I'm sorry you didn't get the assistance you needed.I tried to go on this ride. I was on my ECV & had a hard time in the very crowded line & all the turns maneuvering through. I bailed out when I saw a door.. It was very frustrating for me being alone. After reading that the ride is very "jerky" I am glad I didn't ride..
I wasn't allowed into the Handicapped entrance, Even with my GAC stating that I could use it..
I was a bit ticked off with the treatment I received..
It jerks enough that on one of our rides, DD's wheelchair bucked backwards so it was balanced on the anti-tip bars. The next ride, we took her backpack off so she was not 'back heavy'.
Luckily, I knew it could not tip and DD likes wild things like that, so she thought it was funny.YIKES!!!!!!!!!!!![]()