Hi, Aaron! Thanks for bringing your question to planDisney!
During these unprecedented times, my memories of past
Walt Disney World Resort vacations and my dreams of future visits have brought me so much happiness. It sounds like you are also looking forward to a great, big, beautiful tomorrow when you will get to
return to the magic of Walt Disney World Resort.
My son is on the autism spectrum and a few of my extended family members have
mobility needs, so I can tell you from personal experience that Walt Disney World Resort goes above and beyond to meet the needs of
Guests with disabilities. While all
Walt Disney World Resort Hotels offer
transportation options that are accessible to Guests using wheelchairs or electric conveyance vehicles (ECV)/scooters, I think you will definitely find that staying at a resort hotel with
monorail or
Disney Skyliner access will be your most convenient option.
My mom uses an ECV when she visits Walt Disney World Resort, and she finds the monorail to be the easiest form of transportation to use. She can drive her ECV directly into the monorail car and remain seated on the ECV for the duration of the ride. Her favorite place to stay is
Disney's Contemporary Resort, but
Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa and
Disney's Polynesian Village Resort are also located along the monorail line.
With the recent addition of the Disney Skyliner gondola system, transportation became even more convenient, not to mention more fun! The Disney Skyliner services
Disney's Riviera Resort,
Disney's Art of Animation Resort,
Disney's Pop Century Resort, and
Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort. While all of these resort hotels are wonderful, the tower studio rooms at Disney's Riviera Resort are perfect for solo travelers.
Until you feel comfortable traveling again, be sure to check out
#DisneyMagicMoments to bring a little pixie dust into your home. Have a magical day!
Samantha