by GingerJ

Join Mickey and his friends in a dancing, singing adventure with such favorite characters as Tiana, Rapunzel, Flynn Rider, King Louie, Sebastian, Pocahontas, and Mulan in this live-action performance in the recently renovated and updated Fantasyland Theater. In the Sorcerer's Apprentice-like story line, Mickey fools around with magic and experiences unexpected adventures, coming home safe and sound at the end. Fun for the whole family, wheelchair-friendly.

Dapper Mr. Toad
by GingerJ

A classic “dark ride” through the bizarre world of Mr. Toad from the 1949 Disney animated feature “The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad.” Board a two-person buggy and careen through slightly cheesy, definitely wacky scenes of Toad’s library, the English countryside, and the streets of London, going “nowhere in particular.” This attraction is best appreciated by nostalgic adults and diehard Disney fans—young children may be scared, and the rest will be bored. It can jerk you around in spots. Indoor/outdoor queue, medium waits. Must transfer from wheelchair. 

by chezp

Climb aboard a flying, three-seat pirate galleon that twists and turns sedately through the clouds. Follow Peter Pan and the Darling children from London to Never Land. Aerial scenes featuring the Lost Boys, mermaids, Captain Hook’s ship, and the crocodile unfold beneath you before arriving safely home. Fun fact: Walt Disney played Peter Pan as a child in a school musical! Covered queue area. Guests must transfer from wheelchair to ride. New, wider ships comfortably seat two adults and two children, or three adults.  

by CaptainSpalding

Yet another classic “dark ride,” this one only slightly better than Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride. Jiminy Cricket is your guide through Pinocchio’s story, starting in Gepetto’s home, then on to scary Pleasure Island, through the stomach of Monstro the Whale, and—with a little help from the Blue Fairy—ending happily back at Gepetto’s workshop. The four-person wooden cars travel sedately through the simple, dark attraction with mostly three-dimensional scenes. Must transfer from wheelchair to ride.