Hi Slyvain! Thankfully your son is just temporarily incapacitated! I still want you to have the best trip possible! I have good news (which I'm sure both you and your son could use about now)! He may not even have to leave the wheelchair until he boards an attraction. Then, the wheelchair will be waiting when you finish the attraction. It will be safe with the Cast Members. Disney does everything they can to make their attractions as wheelchair accessible as possible.
Some attractions even allow Guests to remain in their wheelchairs. Guests are allowed to remain in their ECVs or wheelchairs while in most
queues. Some queues are wide enough to accommodate ECVs and
wheelchairs. If not, there are alternate entrances. A Cast Member will
assist you and will ask if you are able to walk a short distance or
stand for a few moments. They will make every effort to get you as
close as possible before you have to transfer to the ride vehicle.
Safety is a top priority at Disney.
There is a section on the WDW website devoted to
Guests with Disabilities that you might find helpful. Be sure to pay special attention to the
Guests with Mobility Disabilities
section that will provide you with information regarding which
attractions require Guests to transfer from their wheelchairs &
ECVs.
Be sure to pick up a
Guide for Guests with Disabilities at Guests Relations when you enter the parks. You can also download it prior to your trip at the Guests with Disabilities link shown above. Have a Magical vacation!