Winnie the Pooh queue

[Mary976]

This may have already been discussed, but DD and I thought the new interactive queue at the Winnie the Pooh ride was great in terms of accessibility. She was able to reach everything from her chair. Here's a pic of one section:

There are lots of things to do...vegetables that you squeeze, pop up gophers, a door to knock on, and here's DD at the computerized "Honey wall."

Anyway, lots of different sensory things to keep kids (and adults!) entertained. You do bypass all this if use go through the fastpass line, though.

The accessible honey pot was nice, but it's a tight fit. The wheelchair enters first, and they had DD back on. There's a bit of a gap and she caught her tip bar in it. Then, she was on the right and there was a fold down seat for me on the left. The only problem was that she had to be all the way over to the right, pressed up against the side of the pot. It took her a minute to maneuver herself and finally I had to pick up the front of her chair to get her into position. You can see my seat in the bottom left corner of the pic.

All in all it's a fun ride and the new queue is great.

Mary

 

[KPeveler]

Thanks for the great report!