Belle1962
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Aug 18, 1999
My aunt and uncle are going with us in April. My uncle had a stroke and will be using a wheelchair (his gait is very unsteady and he just can't walk long distances--or short ones very well). My aunt said this wouldn't be a problem because she pushes him at the hospital. I have tried to explain that WDW is a BIG difference...hills, heat, etc. We are going to try to put him in my scooter to see how he does (he doesn't drive a car but does drive a riding lawn mower) and if he's ok then we'll rent a scooter for him. If he can't do the scooter any advice for a first time wheelchair pushers at WDW? I think I know 1 or 2 but welcome all comments.
1) wear gloves to prevent blisters.
2) practice at home with hills and such (not just flat surfaces) beforehand
1) wear gloves to prevent blisters.
2) practice at home with hills and such (not just flat surfaces) beforehand