Which rides do wheelchairs skip the queue

[Melora]

We just got back from Disney World and I had to use a wheelchair because of a bad knee.
I can walk some but standing for extended periods is really what gets me.
While we were at WDW there were some queues that could not accommodate wheelchairs
so we were given a return time and allowed to use the lightning lane when we returned.
These rides included Space Mountain, Big Thunder Mountain, and Jungle Cruise in the Magic Kingdom, and Star Tours in DHS.
I know there were others but those are the ones I remember right off the bat.
Does anyone know if they have the same thing at Disneyland and which rides they do that with?
Thanks!

 

[dina444444]

We just got back from Disney World and I had to use a wheelchair because of a bad knee.
I can walk some but standing for extended periods is really what gets me.
While we were at WDW there were some queues that could not accommodate wheelchairs
so we were given a return time and allowed to use the lightning lane when we returned.
These rides included Space Mountain, Big Thunder Mountain, and Jungle Cruise in the Magic Kingdom, and Star Tours in DHS.
I know there were others but those are the ones I remember right off the bat.
Does anyone know if they have the same thing at Disneyland and which rides they do that with?
Thanks!

They do. I don’t think any rides at DCA use it since they all have fully accessible queues. At DL it’s way more common rides include almost all of fantasyland, space mountain, big thunder, haunted mansion, jungle cruise, Indy, and there are others.

 

[JavaDuck]

We were there in for New Year's with my dad that was using a scooter. We used the exit lane for Big Thunder Mountain, Indiana Jones, Jungle Cruise, and Space Mountain. Talk to a cast member near the entrance and they will direct you the correct way. We were told to do the same for the Fantasyland dark rides. We only went on Pinocchio and used the exit lane. As mentioned above all of the rides in DCA have accessible lines.