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
Living with the Land*
Gran Fiesta Tour*
The Seas with Nemo and Friends *
Journey into Imagination with Figment
Beauty and the Beast Sing-Along
Awesome Planet
Turtle Talk with Crush
The American Adventure
Impressions de France
Canada Far and Wide
Reflections of China
*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
Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind
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.
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’!
planning help is available
Disney accessibility policies and offerings can change. I always confirm the most current details when planning trips for my clients.
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, and I’m really doing my best to spread the word! It means a lot to me that you stopped by today! 🙂
Other posts is the Disney & Disabilities series:
Disney & Disabilities: A GREAT Relationship!
Disney & Disabilities: Accessibility at Magic Kingdom
Disney & Disabilities: Accessibility at Epcot (you’re here!)
Disney & Disabilities: Accessibility at Animal Kingdom
Disney & Disabilities: Accessibility at Hollywood Studios
Disney & Disabilities: Accessibility at Disneyland Park
Disney & Disabilities: Accessibility at Disney California Adventure
Thank you for reading!
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