As a wheelchair user, can I queue in DLP without riding?

Guest · 21 Jun 17, 08:52 AM

Hi, I wasn't sure whether to put this in the Special Needs or DLP forum so I'm cross-posting, if that's alright.
Basically, I'm a part-time wheelchair user, and can struggle with pain. This means that the most intense rides - Hyperspace Mountain, Crush's Coaster, etc. - are not an option for me this trip.
However, I'm going with my partner, who really likes rollercoasters.
What I'm wondering is, is there a way I can queue with her (I've never been to DLP before and would genuinely like to see the queuing areas, as well as watch the pre-ride show for Rock'n'RollerCoaster) without actually riding?
Thanks in advance :-)

jimmy-google · 21 Jun 17, 12:01 PM

Wheelchair access is generally through different entrances for most rides. There are often stairs in the normal queue, I believe there is a ramp for rocknrollercoaster.
Crush, space mountain and star tours definitely have stairs.

Guest · 21 Jun 17, 12:17 PM

That... makes sense. I'd forgotten about alternative entrances. Although it looks like Star Tours has a lift, based on the Accessibility map, which is good, because I think I'll manage that okay.
And of course it wouldn't be right to take the accessible route if I'm not actually riding. I guess my partner will just have to park me somewhere shady and take the Single Rider queues where they exist.

21 Jun 17, 08:52 AM	#1
	21 Jun 17, 08:52 AM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	As a wheelchair user, can I queue in DLP without riding? Hi, I wasn't sure whether to put this in the Special Needs or DLP forum so I'm cross-posting, if that's alright. Basically, I'm a part-time wheelchair user, and can struggle with pain. This means that the most intense rides - Hyperspace Mountain, Crush's Coaster, etc. - are not an option for me this trip. However, I'm going with my partner, who really likes rollercoasters. What I'm wondering is, is there a way I can queue with her (I've never been to DLP before and would genuinely like to see the queuing areas, as well as watch the pre-ride show for Rock'n'RollerCoaster) without actually riding? Thanks in advance :-)

21 Jun 17, 12:17 PM	#3
	21 Jun 17, 12:17 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	That... makes sense. I'd forgotten about alternative entrances. Although it looks like Star Tours has a lift, based on the Accessibility map, which is good, because I think I'll manage that okay. And of course it wouldn't be right to take the accessible route if I'm not actually riding. I guess my partner will just have to park me somewhere shady and take the Single Rider queues where they exist.