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Disney parks are accessible to Guests of all abilities, thanks to these key services and amenities.
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Walt Disney World® Resort aims to be The Most Magical Place on Earth—for everyone. In recognition of Disability Pride Month, we’ve put together a comprehensive list of accessible experiences, categorized by how wheelchair users can use them: May Remain in Wheelchair/ECV; Must Transfer from ECV to Wheelchair; Must Transfer from Wheelchair/ECV to Ride Vehicle; Must Transfer from ECV to Wheelchair, then to Ride Vehicle; and Must Be Ambulatory.
Among the many wheelchair-accessible experiences in the parks are dazzling fireworks displays, animal viewing and memorable Character Experiences. As a Cardmember, you also get access to private, wheelchair-accessible locations where you can pose for complimentary photos with some favorite Characters, so remember to bring your Disney® Visa® Credit Card to maximize your fun at Walt Disney World® Resort!12
There are many attractions where Guests can remain in a wheelchair or Electric Conveyance Vehicle (ECV) throughout the entire experience, including while queueing and riding. Check out the complete list below. And throughout Disney’s Animal Kingdom® Theme Park, wheelchair users can spot any number of exotic animals, from majestic gorillas to adorable kangaroos and more.
At these locations, including the 4D culinary caper Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure, Guests musts transfer to a wheelchair provided at the attraction. The transfer may occur at the attraction entrance, inside the building or elsewhere in the queue.
For these offerings at Walt Disney World® Resort, Guests must transfer from a wheelchair or ECV, either by themselves or with assistance from their party, to a ride vehicle. Some examples of these vehicles are the iconic circus elephants of Dumbo the Flying Elephant and the boats along the stunning Na’vi River Journey.
To enjoy the attractions listed in this category, Guests must transfer from their ECV to a wheelchair provided at the attraction, and then from the wheelchair to the ride vehicle. Options for the first transfer from the Guest’s ECV to the provided wheelchair may occur at the ride entrance, inside the building or elsewhere in the queue.
A limited number of attractions at Walt Disney World® Resort require Guests to walk by themselves or be assisted by members of their party. Here’s the list to keep your group prepared.
For more tips on services that make the magic accessible to all, check out the Guide to Accessibility at Walt Disney World® Resort Parks. Make your next enchanting experience at Walt Disney World® Resort happen even sooner by taking advantage of special vacation financing with your Disney Visa Card to help you plan.3 Your next unforgettable adventure awaits!
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