Hi there, Lynn!
I checked the
Disneyland Resort Rules, and unfortunately, folding chairs of any kind aren’t allowed in either of the theme parks. However, there are several options that may help you have a more comfortable experience. First, I’d recommend stopping by a
Guest Relations Main Entrance location upon arrival at the Disneyland Resort. You can speak with a Cast Member about your specific needs, and explain that it’s difficult for you to stand for long periods of time. Depending on your situation, the Cast Member may be able to set you up with
Disability Access Service (DAS) to prevent you from waiting in conventional attraction queues for long periods of time.
Another option to help you get around is to
rent a wheelchair or electronic conveyance vehicle (ECV) for a daily fee. Wheelchairs and ECVs can be rented on a first-come, first-served basis just outside the Disneyland Park Main Entrance.
My mom was in a similar situation as you prior to and following her knee-replacement surgeries, so I understand the need to take breaks and rest! Here are some of my family’s favorite ways to do just that:
-Take a ride on the Disneyland Railroad or Monorail
-Watch a show like Mickey and the Magical Map or Storytelling at Royal Theatre
-Indulge in a delicious treat at The Tropical Hideaway while watching the Jungle Cruise
Don’t hesitate to ask a Cast Member for any help you may need. Wishing you a magical, comfortable visit to the Disneyland Resort!
Kristin