ayumatrisia
MemberHave you been? What was your experience?
https://wonderswithinreach.com/2024/02/wheelchair-accessible-disney-california-adventure-park
daniellevates and Carlos2 CommentsI have been there many times as I used to have an Annual Pass and, well, I live in Anaheim.
This website is accurate, so I don’t need to repeat what it says. If you can transfer with or without assistance, you can ride most of the rides.
1@carlos is right, it looks like they’ve done a great job making it fully inclusive. I’ve never been but it’s definitely on my Disney bucket list now! Seems like such a cool place to visit whether using a wheelchair or not. Thanks for passing along the resource.
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Hey everybody
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Hello
Unfortunately, it is more than a few steps…
This video is in Japanese but shows the route to the park:
Getting to Shirakawa-go in a Wheelchair
Never taken it but, from calling the bus company before, I’m pretty sure that as long as you can get up the steps and your wheelchair can fold to suitcase size, it should be ok.
It is like this I believe. (But @joanp can confirm)
Kamikochi / Tateyama in wheelchair
Hi!
Can you send the links from japan-accessible.com to the places you are referring to? (Right now it just goes to the main site.)
Thanks!
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