As a wheelchair user, can I queue in DLP without riding? (X-Post from DLP forum)

[Guest]

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 :-)

[minnie moomoo]

Unfortunatly not. In DLP most rides have a separate entrance for Disabled guests. Your partner could not queue here and you could not queue in the regular line.
I think the only exception to the rule is the Fastpass line for Remys ride, Fastpass holders and disabled guests both use the same queueing area.
Lots of rides have fastpass or single rider, so she could use these and limit the time your left waiting.