Which DL rides do NOT require wheelchair return times?

[gottalovepluto]

For those who don’t know DCA cues are wheelchair accessible but the cues of many rides at DL are not. @wendow got me thinking with updates to Dumbo and POTC recently can anyone say if they still require wc return times? (I’m thinking POTC must still require it.)

So what rides in Disneyland have wheelchair accessible cues and don’t require wc return times?

 

[Malcon10t]

So what rides in Disneyland have wheelchair accessible cues and don’t require wc return times?

OK, I will do the best I can here...

Buzz Lightyear
Matterhorn
Winnie The Pooh
I believe Dumbo is now accessible (I rode with VIP guide, but didn't see other WC there.)
I believe Star Tour's you use the outside queue, then they send you to the elevator when get to the front. Will check next trip.
Gadgets
Roger Rabbit

 

[ashley0139]

*queues

 

[gottalovepluto]

*queues

Dangit!! I thought that didn’t feel right, thanks

 

[MrsJackSparrow4Life]

OT but I always thought it funny we use 6 letters to spell a word that sounds the same as the first letter in it.

 

[Disney_Alli]

OT but I always thought it funny we use 6 letters to spell a word that sounds the same as the first letter in it.

they're all lined up... in the queue as it were

 

[wendow]

Thanks to my DISfriend for starting this thread

I think I have the attractions somewhat figured out but what about shows, parades, fireworks?? Are there viewing areas? Are they good viewing areas? If not, what should be the strategy with a wheelchair?

For shows, I know we are planning on seeing Frozen. Just go through regular queue?

 

[DizneyMommy]

Parades and shows all have a disabled access area. For parades I know there is usually one on Main St near the hat shop. All shows have them too, just ask a CM where to go.

For fireworks I’ve seen areas roped off near the castle, but I avoid the hub at all costs during fireworks so I couldn’t say for sure there.