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Disneyland Railroad

This is the only station that is not wheelchair accessible; requiring you to climb two long flights of stairs. If you cannot climb stairs, use one of the other three stations (Frontierland, Toontown, or Tomorrowland) to board. Wheelchairs may be folded and taken with you or left at the base of the stairs in the stroller parking area while you take a round trip. To board the train, you will need to climb 3 11-inch steps. Wheelchairs may board at any of the other stations.

Main Street Cinema

Pass through the rope on the side of the entrance.

Main Street Vehicles

Board at the designated location. Wheelchairs may be folded and carried on the Omnibus and Horse Drawn Trolleys. If you would like to ride any of the other vehicles, the cast member will allow you to take a round trip, leaving wheelchairs where you board. (I would recommend doing this from Town Square, near City Hall, rather than from the hub, near Walt's statue. Ask the cast member for assistance.

The Walt Disney Story and
Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln

Enter through the main entrance. A cast member will direct you from there. If reflective captioning is desired, simply ask the cast member. Reflective captioning is only available for the main Mr. Lincoln presentation. Printed scripts are available for the films shown throughout the lobby area. Again, ask the cast member present for a copy.

Carnation Gardens Restaurant

The regular queue to be seated can accommodate standard wheelchairs. Larger wheelchairs and scooters should ask the hostess about access.

Plaza Inn Restaurant

The ramp to access the restaurant is located on the far left of the entrance.

Plaza Pavilion Restaurant

After years of complaining, from several different fronts, Disneyland has finally installed a ramp for this restaurant, and reconfigured the interior to make the queue wheelchair accessible. The bad news is, the restaurant has been open a grand total of six times since the work was done. So, just as it was made accessible to all, it was closed to all. Lets hope they reopen it soon, and the ramp receives lots of use. For the time being, at least it is a fully accessible smoking area.

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