Hi! I'm helping a Disney newbie plan a trip for October. Her 7-year-old son is in a wheelchair, and I'm trying to figure out the best use of their FastPasses. I'm wondering if it makes sense to use a FP for any shows at Disney, or are there separate wheelchair-accessible areas, such that they'd be going into a separate entrance anyway, and a FP would be a complete waste? [Note that I know you usually don't need a FP for most Disney shows, but in some cases they aren't using their FPs on super popular attractions anyway. I'm mostly just wondering if they would even go into the FP line at all.]
Here's the shows they are interested in:
Hollywood Studios:
Beauty and the Beast
Frozen Sing-a-Long
Indiana Jones
Fantasmic
Animal Kingdom:
Finding Nemo
Festival of the Lion King
Magic Kingdom:
Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor
Epcot:
Turtle Talk with Crush
Thanks so much!
(Edited to add Fantasmic)
Here's the shows they are interested in:
Hollywood Studios:
Beauty and the Beast
Frozen Sing-a-Long
Indiana Jones
Fantasmic
Animal Kingdom:
Finding Nemo
Festival of the Lion King
Magic Kingdom:
Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor
Epcot:
Turtle Talk with Crush
Thanks so much!
(Edited to add Fantasmic)
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