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  • On Aug 25, 2015
    Anita from NM Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    Are Trekking poles allowed in the WDW Parks? I have rented an ECV previously due to bilateral knee replacement but I need to do more walking. Th poles give that extra bit of stability I sometimes need.I prefer the poles over a cane. Can you help? Thanks

    Hello Anita,

    Nice to hear that you are on the road to recovery after your knee surgery.  I saw someone walking down my street the other day with trekking poles and thought it was a wonderful idea to use those if you have mobility issues.  I checked with Guest Services and the restricted items list, and your poles are allowed in the parks. You may walk right down the middle of Main Street USA with them.

    Wishing you happy trails and a magical vacation!

    Leanne T.
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Meet the Panelist: Leanne, Missouri

Walt Disney captured my heart as a little girl and has not let go since. As a parent and grandparent, I have been to the Walt Disney World Resort with children of all ages, and also as empty nesters. I would like to share my years of experience so that you are able to start your own tradition of Walt Disney World memories, just as I have. Learn More About Leanne

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