Toy Story Mania

[Twinkletoes77705]

I have a question. I read somewhere that there are steps you go up. I was wondering if they have a way to bypass this. My son is Blind, However he also wears prosthesis on his legs and the 2 combined make it hard to climb steps. However he can climb a few, but I heard there were more than 2 or 3. Anyone know how this works?

[badkitty]

There is a queue that bypasses the stairs for wheelchairs and other needs. The cars are actually taken off the track for extended loading time if needed. Very cool.

[BluewaterBrad]

There is a queue that bypasses the stairs for wheelchairs and other needs. The cars are actually taken off the track for extended loading time if needed. Very cool.

You wont have a problem.

[Twinkletoes77705]

WOW!! This is why I love Disney World!!! It is the only place I can bring my son that I am not worried about how things will work out. They are AWESOME there! AWESOME!!!!!

[merlinmagic4]

Have a great trip!

[ransam]

i had heard about steps too...but when i went on it last year, i went through the normal que, and i don't remember any steps at all.

[alaMode]

and my DS was able to stay in his special needs stroller until he got on the ride. There weren't any steps.

I agree--Disney makes it so easy for my DS to enjoy everything at WDW. This is why we go every year. It's a magical place for us!

Enjoy your trip!!!!

Tess
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[ibelieveindisneymagic]

The regular queue has quite a few stairs (up and then back down to the ride), but as the other posters have said, there is access without any stairs at all.

I'm so glad, otherwise my Mom wouldn't be able to come on with us. Thanks Disney