Which WDW use return cards for wheelchairs?

[sammatt]

can anyone please confirm which attractions are using return cards for wheelchairs? We are traveling with my daughter, who uses a wheelchair, this Christmas, and are trying to figure out our touring strategy.

 

[Cheshire Figment]

The lines for almost all attractions at WDW are "mainstreamed". This means that the queue is set up to allow wheelchairs and/or ECVs to go through the line just as a person without a mobility problem. As it was built prior to the ADA, the Magic Kingdom is most likely to have non-mainstreamed lines. Some attractions, such as Splash Mountain and Haunted Mansion you will go part way through the regular queue and then be diverted. Other attractions, such as Big Thunder Mountain or SpaceShip Earth you will initially be directed to an accessible entrance.

All the theaters are set up with seats (usually in the back row) removed so a wheelchair or ECV can pull into a space and there will be regular seating on either side of the space for the others in the party.

Where there are quantity limits on space, or other limitation involving accessibility, you may have to wait longer to see a show or ride an attraction than people without disabilities.

The normal (and official) response of Guest Relations to people with mobility and/or stamina issues is to recommend rental of a wheelchair or ECV. The Guest Assistance Card (GAC) is intended for "invisible" disabilities not related to mobility or stamina. A wheelchair or ECV is sufficient to notify Cast Members of special assistance normally needed.

 

[sammatt]

Thanks fo rthe great info!

So, then, BTMRR and Spaceship Earth use the return cards? Any others?

 

[LisaBi]

Thanks fo rthe great info!

So, then, BTMRR and Spaceship Earth use the return cards? Any others?

I would guess that Space Mountain does....only the FP queue is accessible.