NKHarris329
Mouseketeer
- Joined
- Oct 2, 2015
Next we we are traveling with my MIL and she will likely need an ECV. She has medical concerns that will prevent her from walking long distances and tends to tire easily. I've been to Disney a number of times, but have been lucky enough not to need to consider mobility issues before.
We will either get a 2 bedroom suite or two hotel (hopefully adjoining) rooms, and want to be in close proximity to MK or EP. Would like to say at or below $700 a night and open to DVC rental but not experienced with it.
We will either get a 2 bedroom suite or two hotel (hopefully adjoining) rooms, and want to be in close proximity to MK or EP. Would like to say at or below $700 a night and open to DVC rental but not experienced with it.
Option 1 - We only rent ECV while at the parks. This will require a smaller hotel, or a hotel with rooms centrally located to transportation, restaurants and activities. More expensive ECV rental, but fewer concerns for transportation. (IE concerns with driving on buses, ability to use Lyft/Uber/Minnie Vans)
Option 2 - We rent an ECV for the duration of the stay so she has it at parks and hotel. Less concerns about proximity of hotel room to transportation amenities, less expensive ECV rental, more potential for limitations with transportation (she would not likely be comfortable traveling solo, not comfortable with driving ECV onto bus). How does this work for resorts with multiple bus stops?
We can be flexible and I'm definitely open to suggestions if there is something I'm not thinking about. TIA!Option 2 - We rent an ECV for the duration of the stay so she has it at parks and hotel. Less concerns about proximity of hotel room to transportation amenities, less expensive ECV rental, more potential for limitations with transportation (she would not likely be comfortable traveling solo, not comfortable with driving ECV onto bus). How does this work for resorts with multiple bus stops?