Multiple Times Around?

[Button1215]

We are going to Disney in the fall with my sister-in-law who has CP. She is unable to walk at all and is in a wheel chair. Does anyone know if she would be able to stay on the ride for say 2 cycles since certain rides will be very difficult for her to get into? We are thinking that she may only be able to go on some of the rides 1 time for the full trip just for the sake of our backs.

[BigB]

I remember as a child that my dad and I would stay on Spaceship Earth for several times. I think it comes down to how busy the park and ride are and how willing the Cast Members are.

[Strmchsr]

In general they don't let someone ride more than once, but occasionally they do. I saw last week a guest in a wheelchair allowed to ride Triceratop Spin twice with her daughter, but that may have been because she couldn't transfer and it was easier to give two rides than to break down and set up the ride vehicle again. You can definitely ask. Disney is very accommodating unless there's a specific reason they can't do it.

[kakn7294]

As a guest, I certainly wouldn't mind waiting an extra car so that someone who has a great deal of difficulty getting around can take an extra spin but I know that's not the norm. I suggest just simply asking the CM at each attraction and see what happens.

[Pirate Granny]

I normally stay on at TRansit in tomorrowland and the boat ride in Mexico...some rides you go through unattended areas and they may not be willing to take a chance of something happening...the continuous rides like Peter a pan, Winnie the Poo may be good, but those are mostly children rides...perhaps Nemo, living with the land and starship earth??? Good luck!