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Originally Posted by LittleMissMagic
Most rides are wheelchair accessible. I remember waiting in line for some ride... can't remember what, but a family with like 12 people comes walking up, pushing a little kid sitting on his knees in a wheelchair (like as a substitute for a stroller), and asks where the wheelchair entrance was. I couldn't help but laugh when the ride attendant told them that the ride was wheelchair accessible and that they could just get in the regular line.
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I bet this poor kid has physical challenges that require a wheelchair -- not all limitations are obvious. And I'd always ask about a wheelchair entrance. Isn't it wonderful that WDW makes it as convenient as possible to take EVERYONE to the parks?
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Originally Posted by faerie dust
all the CM were wonderfull helping with the wheelchair last time we went my DH had a flare up and needed one for a few days. they made sure he got on the ride and the wheelchair magically appeared when we got off. they also let him bypass lines and get directly on so he didnt have to stand for long times he normally walks with a cane and the made sure he had it the minute we stepped off the ride they were so good aobut making him feel comforta ble and not calling alot of attention.
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That is so terrific! Can you tell me, had you been to WDW without the wheelchair before, and if so, how much more difficult was it with the chair? If we take our whole family again, it will likely be with one wheelchair or a scooter this time, and I was curious about which to get. I think the independence of the scooter might be good.