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  • Mar 13, 2025
    Please note that experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    I am an 83 year old adult. I hav a hard time walking long distances. I am also concerned that I won’t be able to ride many rides anymore because I may not be able to quickly get on them. What is the cost of a scooter? Do not want to slow down family.

    Hiya, Pal! Welcome to planDisney!

    Thanks for stopping by with your thoughtful question. I recently spent a few days in the Most Magical Place on Earth with my 80-year-old mom, who rented an ECV (Electric Conveyance Vehicle), and there's no way we could've experienced everything we experienced in the parks without it! She definitely didn't slow us down. We could barely keep up with her!

    I'm so thankful you're thinking ahead, my friend, because Disneyland does provide mobility devices for rent, including ECVs and manual wheelchairs, and currently ECVs cost $60.00 per day, as well as a sales tax fee. (Prices subject to change.)

    ECVs may not be reserved in advance so plan to arrive early at the Stroller Shop located outside the theme parks, just east of the Disneyland Park Main Entrance, as a limited number of ECVs and wheelchairs are available for rent on a first-come, first-served basis. I confirmed with a friendly Cast Member that the Stroller Shop opens one hour prior to park opening. (Be aware that hours are subject to change without notice.)

    However, if you are planning to stay at a Disneyland Resort Hotel, arrangements can be made to pre-order an ECV or wheelchair (or stroller!) to be delivered to your hotel for a length-of-stay rental. For contact information, visit the Disneyland website and find details under "Disney Featured Provider." I love the perks of being a Guest at a Disneyland Resort Hotel!

    Tip: When you arrive to the parks, stop by any Guest Relations location and ask for a Guide for Guests with Disabilities. This detailed guide map indicates where and how to access attractions and was a game-changer for me and my mom as we navigated the parks. Each attraction varies, so your best bet is to speak with a Cast Member at the attraction you wish to experience, to discuss what your options might be. There are multiple services available for those with mobility disabilities. My mom was able to ride any of the attractions she wished, including the carrousel, which she hadn't done since she was a little girl! It was a magical moment for us all. 

    Well, my friend, I have no doubt you'll be off and rolling along in no time! I hope this information has been helpful! If you have any additional questions as you prepare for your visit, please don't hesitate to reach out again. Happy to help!

    Your pal,
    McCayla
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Meet the Panelist: McCayla, Washington

Hello from the Pacific Northwest! I'm McCayla, a wife and mom dreaming of adventure in the great wide somewhere, yet also completely content watching Toy Story from the couch. My love of Disneyland began as a little girl on Peter Pan's Flight and only grows with each visit. But even when I'm not physically at the Happiest Place on Earth, I truly feel that same joy when I can help others (YOU!) experience the magic of Disneyland Resort too.

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