Disney & Disabilities: Accessibility at Disney California Adventure

Hello everyone! I hope you are well! Today I’m continuing on in the Disney & Disabilities post series, sharing the accessibility requirements at Disney California Adventure! This is the second park in Disneyland Resort in California, and I went for the first time in November. Okay, let’s jump in!

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A few notes

As I mentioned in the Disneyland Park post, the DAS service is also available here. You can read more about that service in the posts at the bottom of the page marked with an (*). I also wanted to quickly mention that I have not used these services myself at Disneyland or Disney California Adventure because my sister wasn’t with me, and all of this information can be found on the Disneyland website or on the park maps.

guests may remain in wheelchair

Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley to the Rescue!*

Jessie’s Critter Carousel

Mickey’s PhilharMaguc

Turtle Talk with Crush

Toy Story Midway Mania

Pixar Pal-a-Round

The Little Mermaid- Ariel’s Undersea Adventure*

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

guests are required to transfer to ride vehicle

Guardian’s of the Galaxy – Mission: BREAKOUT!

Mater’s Junkyard Jamboree

Luigi’s Rollickin Roadsters

Radiator Springs Racers

Grizzly River Run

Soarin’ Around the World

Incredicoaster

Inside Out Emotional Whirlwind

Silly Symphony Swings

Goofy’s Sky School

Jumpin Jellyfish

Golden Zephyr

Guests must be ambulatory

Redwood Creek Challenge Trail

Entertainment

In terms of entertainment there are many shows that are accessible, and I would normally mention any night shows in this category. But currently at Disney California Adventure there aren’t any! World of Color has been down since it was damaged during the transformation of Pixar Pier, and Paint the Night actually ended while I was there in November! When these shows come back (which I imagine they both will), I’m sure there are designated accessible spots that can be found on park maps.