California Screamin' ![[Guest must transfer to ride system.]](Images/transfer.jpg)
![[This ride has health restrictions.]](Images/health.jpg)
![[Service dogs may not join guest on this ride.]](Images/service.jpg)
Enter through the standard queue or through the
FastPass line. At the point where these two lines join, you will pass through
the marked gate. Contact a cast member for boarding instructions.
Every green coaster train is equipped with a
special transfer seat, making transferring from a wheel chair very simple.
Golden Zephyr
Enter through the standard queue to the marked
gate, then use the elevator to reach the upper loading platform. A cast member
will direct you to the appropriate ride vehicle. The transfer can be a bit
awkward.
Jumpin' Jellyfish
Enter the attraction through the standard queue.
King Triton's Carousel ![[Guest may remain in wheelchair.]](Images/remain.jpg)
Look for the marked gate near the ride operator.
Do not go into the main queue past the ride operators control panel.
Wheelchairs can transfer to the Carousel via a
ramp and platform. One of the bench seats raise, allowing you to back a chair
in. Chair tiedowns are available if desired, though they really aren't required
if you have decent brakes. Guests using ECVs will need to transfer to a standard
wheelchair.
The
Carousel's wheelchair seating location.
Maliboomer
Enter the attraction through the standard queue. A
cast member will direct you for boarding. You may want to avoid this ride if you
are claustrophobic because of the scream shield.
Mulholland Madness
When this ride was in operation, there were
several logistical problems. Once it reopens, we will reevaluate its
accessibility and provide updated information.
Orange Stinger
The queue is accessible to the stairs. Use the
elevator to the right to reach the loading platform.
S.S. rustworthy
About half of the attraction area is accessible to
wheelchairs. The ground is covered in a thick cork-like material that can be
difficult to move wheelchairs through.
Sun Wheel
The gondolas have a capacity of 3 + a wheelchair,
rather than the normal 6. The fixed gondolas are relatively sedate and service
animals can accompany you.
The
wheelchair takes up a lot of space in the gondola.
The free moving ones however, move quite a bit.
Taking a wheelchair on one of these is not recommended. Though you can take your
chair with you, you will be much better off transferring to a regular seat.
Service animals are not permitted on the moving gondolas.
Boardwalk Games
All of the games are accessible. The Dolphin Derby
has one position where the seat can be removed, allowing a wheelchair to reach
the controls.
The
moveable seat.
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