Hi folks. Here's the situation. A bunch of us are flying to California in May for my brother's wedding. Naturally, we want to go to DLR for a couple days. My 86 year old grandmother will be coming to the wedding, but we are unsure about bringing her to Disneyland. She is quite healthy, but has trouble walking for long periods of time.
So I'd like to know what you guys know about wheelchairs in Disneyland. Can we rent one there? Do you get into a shorter lineup for the rides when you're with someone in a wheelchair, or do you go to the front of the line? Are they going to accuse of trying to pull a fast one if she can get out of the chair on her own and walk into the ride vehicle? As I said, she is not disabled, but there's no way she could spend a long day walking around the parks with us; hence the wheelchair IS necessary. Also, when we go on the rides which are too intense for her, I assume there's an area where she can wait for us to get off the ride?
Hopefully some of you have experience with this. Any input would be much appreciated. Thanks.
So I'd like to know what you guys know about wheelchairs in Disneyland. Can we rent one there? Do you get into a shorter lineup for the rides when you're with someone in a wheelchair, or do you go to the front of the line? Are they going to accuse of trying to pull a fast one if she can get out of the chair on her own and walk into the ride vehicle? As I said, she is not disabled, but there's no way she could spend a long day walking around the parks with us; hence the wheelchair IS necessary. Also, when we go on the rides which are too intense for her, I assume there's an area where she can wait for us to get off the ride?
Hopefully some of you have experience with this. Any input would be much appreciated. Thanks.
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