Hiya S.! Thanks for visiting planDisney.
While transportation from the parking areas is
accessible for Guests using mobility devices, these Guests have brought their own devices. If you intend on renting a wheelchair, as I've done when I temporarily needed assistance to enjoy the parks, you will do so once you're outside the parks, not in the parking areas.
Wheelchair and EVC rentals are located at the Stroller Shop near the entrance to Disneyland Park. Rentals are by day, and availability isn't guaranteed, so be sure to stop by earlier in the day, especially on popular days.
The Disneyland Resort is dedicated to being an inclusive and accommodating vacation destination, and there are useful tools and resources in place to help make your visit as smooth as possible. Please check out the
Mobility Disabilities page for Guests with mobility issues. The information on this page addresses such things as parking, restrooms, and accessing Attractions. The good news is that most Attractions can be enjoyed by Guests with a mobility disability. Only a few require Guests to be able to
walk unassisted. I didn't feel as if I missed out on a thing when I used a wheelchair while exploring the parks, and I hope your experience is just as good!
There's so much to explore on your upcoming visit to the parks! Be sure to check out the
Daily Events Schedule before your big day. It has all the information you need to plan your must-do activities. Maybe it's fireworks and a parade you don't want to miss? Maybe it's a live show? While details are subject to change, the schedule can assist in sketching out your day with your priorities for fun. Paint the Night in Disneyland Park would top my list this summer. How about you?
Have the best time!
Elizabeth