Hi Kristina!
Welcome to planDisney! Thank you for sending your
Disneyland Resort vacation planning question our way. It's my pleasure to help a fellow Texan!
When visiting Disneyland Resort, there is a
wheelchair rental facility to the right of the
Disneyland Park entrance turnstiles. (
Scroll down to the bottom of this link for a map.) Your rental options hEAR are either manual wheelchairs or battery-operated Electric Conveyance Vehicles for daily rentals on a first-come, first-served basis. Guests using these rentals are free to roam between both theme parks and all over the
Downtown Disney District. However, these chairs are not meant to exit the theme park security gates nor enter any of the
three Disneyland Resort Hotels.
The three Disneyland Resort Hotels have a limited number of wheelchairs that can be used around both the hotel as well as the parks, but that would be a separate cost from the daily rental of the park wheelchairs. Your better bet might be to set up a
rental from a third-party company so you'll be sure to have a rental that can go anywhere, all of your Disney days. I've personally used Disneyland's preferred vendor, ScooterBug, before, and I thought the pricing was fair and the service was top-notch; they'll ensure that your wheelchair, scooter, or even rented baby stroller is dropped off at your hotel before your arrival. When it's time for you to depart, you'll simply check your rental into the Bell Services desk and ScooterBug will pick it up later; I really loved that I didn't have to wait on the company to pick it up and that we could use the equipment right up until the last magical minute of our time in town. To check out these rental options, head to ScooterBug.com/Anaheim or call 1-800-726-8284.
Uncle Walt designed his beloved theme park for everybody, and the Imagineers and Cast Members of today are working to ensure that every body can comfortably and safely be included on as many attractions as possible. At the top of the '
Attractions and Entertainment' page, click the Handicapped icon to find the options of attractions that will allow you to stay in your chair while in the queue or even on the attraction! Disneyland also offers the
Disability Access Service for
Guests with all kinds of different needs that might also benefit your party, Kristina.
I hope that this answer helped to better plan your upcoming Disney days, Kristina! Be sure to follow our
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Disneyland Resort vacation planning questions, We're All Ears!
~Kristen N.