Hi, there!
Welcome to planDisney, Jameelah. I'm just thrilled to hear you'll be traveling to the Walt Disney World Resort next month! It's the perfect time to experience
The World's Most Magical Celebration.
You are correct that
wagons and stroller wagons are not permitted in the theme parks. That said, depending on your son's unique needs, it's
possible that an exception could be made for your wagon. In some instances, wagons and stroller wagons can be marked as a wheelchair for little Mouseketeers with disabilities. That determination, however, can only be made in person. When you arrive at the first theme park you plan to visit, you'll need to stop by Guest Relations. A friendly Cast Member there will chat with you about your son's needs and make a determination about your wagon. If you're given the wheelchair tag to identify your wagon, though, it can be used for the rest of your stay - you won't have to stop by Guest Relations every day of your vacation!
One alternative option you may want to consider is
renting a stroller from ScooterBug, Disney's Featured Provider. This Orlando-based rental company offers the Freedom Push Adaptive Needs Stroller, which is designed for larger children with disabilities. It may be a good fit for your son! One of the things I really love about renting a stroller from ScooterBug is that they'll deliver it directly to your Disney Resorts Collection hotel. Talk about convenience!
As you're counting down the days until your vacation begins, I encourage you to reach out to
Disability Services. The Cast Members there are super knowledgeable and happy to answer any questions you have or discuss any concerns before your arrival. They're committed to making sure all Guests have a magical, accessible, and safe visit to the Walt Disney World Resort! Disability Services can be reached by calling (407) 560-2547 or by emailing disability.services@disneyparks.com.
I hope this was helpful, Jameelah. I'm wishing you a Disney vacation that is practically perfect in every way!
Ashley