Hello, friends! Today we are finishing up the Disney & Disabilities series, and I just wanted to thank you for joining me! Today we’re talking about the accessibility requirements at Disney’s Animal Kindgom! Keeping in mind that all of the animal “exhibits” are wheelchair accessible, this list might be pretty short! Animal Kingdom is more about the animals then it is about rides. In any case, let’s jump in!

Guests may remain in wheelchair

*guests in ECV’s must transfer to a wheelchair, and can ride in a wheelchair. Sidenote- it’s very bumpy, so you should take into consideration if you might be more comfortable in the regular seat or in a wheelchair!

Guests must transfer to Ride Vehicle

*guests in ECV’s must transfer to a wheelchair, then transfer to ride

NEW- Pandora- The World of Avatar opens May 27th!

I have to say I am excited for Pandora to open, from what we could see when we went in November, it’s going to be pretty cool! As you can see, the accessibility information for the two new attractions is already on the website, which is great! I also watched a from The Tim Tracker where he goes into Pandora before it opens, so if you are interested in seeing inside, check out the video here. He and his wife give really honest feedback, and do a great job of showing you around. Spoiler alert: Pandora is gorgeous!

Animal Kingdom is such a fun park to wander and explore! If you think of this park as a half day park, try staying all day next time! With the Tree of Life Awakenings, and Rivers of Light, I think you’ll have a great time! There are so many trails and paths to explore, and everything is so lush and beautiful! I always notice new things.

Other posts in the Disney & Disabilities Series:

Disney & Disabilities: A GREAT Relationship

Disney & Disabilities: Accessibility at Magic Kingdom

Disney & Disabilities: Accessibility at Epcot

Disney & Disabilities: Accessibility at Hollywood Studios

Disney & Disabilities: Accessibility at Animal Kingdom (you’re here!)

If there’s something accessibility related you’d like to see on the blog, please let me know! I’d love to help share as much information as possible, because it might help someone. If you know someone who might find this information helpful, please help to spread the word!

Thank you again for joining me this week!

Hello friends! Continuing on in the Disabilities & Disney series I started a few weeks ago, I’m sharing all of the attractions at Epcot, and whether or not guests are required to transfer from their wheelchair. If there is something  you’d like to see added to this post, please let me know in the comments below! Okay, let’s get started!

Guests may remain in wheelchair

*guests in ECV’s are required to transfer to a wheelchair, and may ride the attraction in a wheelchair.

Guests are required to transfer

Soarin’ Around the World

Frozen Ever After

Mission: SPACE

Test Track

Entertainment

For Illuminations: Reflections of Earth, simply show us to the accessible seating area before the show to view the fireworks, and guests can remain in ECV’s or wheelchairs as always. Also for all character meets guests may remain in their wheelchair. You can find the location of the accessible seating on the park map, or from the My Disney Experience App.

Other posts in the Disney and Disabilities post series:

Disney & Disabilities: A GREAT Relationship

Disney & Disabilities: Accessibility at Magic Kingdom

Disney & Disabilities: Accessibility at Epcot (you’re here!)

As you can see, Epcot is a very accessible park because of the limited attractions and large amount of shows! It has a special place in my heart, and has one of my favourite attractions that I love riding with my sister. Before giving that away, I’ll give you a hint. It’s something that my sister wouldn’t be able to do because she’s in a wheelchair, and I love watching her face when we’re riding it! Okay, if you didn’t guess, I’m talking about Soarin’!

Thank you for joining me today as I talk more about accessibility at Walt Disney World!  I have a lot of experience travelling there with my sister, nd I’m really doing my best to spread the word! It means a lot to me that you stopped by today! 🙂

Thank you for reading!