disabled access
john donofrios
Now what is access like for the new attractions.
Anyone else tell me about new attractions at Disney and all those restaraunts
David Smith
abreviations) wheelchairs, some of the rides need you to have a fairly high
level of independence for transfering into the ride vehicle. Some rides such
as Indy I wouldn't reccomend to you with MD as it can be really jarring. If
you would like more detail on what you could ride etc, feel free to E-Mail
me just tke out the words "no" and "Spam" from my address, it would be
easier if I had more of an Idea of your functional abilities, Take care.
Smitty, Physical Therapist
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Abe the internet user
Disneyland Resort Guest Services
http://disneyland.disney.go.com/disneylandresort/ResortInfo/GuestServices/in
dex
Disneyland® Resort Guidebook for Guests with Disabilities PDF file
http://disney.go.com/vacations/dlr/Media/gwd121101.pdf
In order to view the Guidebook you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader available
at adobe.com
Teri's Disney Travelers' Disability FAQ
http://pixiedustinn.com/disabilitiesfaq/DisabilitiesFAQ.html
hope this helps
Abe
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Scott Peterson
In general, I've found the park to be quite friendly.If you have a
handicapped placard or plates you can get parking next to the
elevators in the parking structure. There is a special bus that runs
from the parking lots in you are in a wheelchair.
When you enter the park, stop at the city hall and get a handicapped
pass and guidebook. The pass will get you priority access to the
rides. The book has instructions on how to access every ride in both
parks.
They've done a good job making everything accessible.
Scott Peterson
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