Handicap Wheelchair

I have a 1991 Ford Econoline 150. Equipped with a wheelchair lift w/powered side doors. Drivers seat and controls are adapted for handicapped. TV/VCR, A/C, runs great.

You should post an add on Craigslist. Someone there may be looking for one.

2008-05-16 15:14:49 by musiccross

segway adapted as handicap wheelchair. In process of development in Spain. segway adaptado para minusvalidos.

and how will it work if i can get a wheelchair. will i wait in regular lines or go in the fast pass lines? will disneyland give me a wheelchair to use?

If you have a disabled metro transit,, or any transit districts ID, or can provide any type of proof

if you are doing it just so you can get on more rides forget it,, they have heard it all,,, and unless you have a legit reason and can prove it you are going to be standing in line just like everyone,,, watching all the weirdo's is more fun than the rides sometimes,,, it's part of the fun of Disneyland!!


I've been the Disneyland hundreds of times,,, the last few years as a disabled person

2008-10-19 20:30:39 by kkkkkkkkkkkk989890

Price: $15.95

I was seeking a handicap/access apartment, one br/1ba wheelchair app.

Your social worker for the HA will be able to give you the list.

2009-01-17 11:29:38 by iamthatiamalfaandomegaalmightyam

Price: $264.00 $160.97

Welded fabrication rather than riveting
Safety tested and listed by underwriters Laborarories Inc. for safety capacity rating.
Full 30" wide platform design for maximum support and stability

My cousin's supervisor wants to plan a trip to Disneyland in July, Aug. or Sept. of this year. He is in a wheelchair. Where are the best hotel locations (based on experience or word of mouth) for 2 adults and a 3-year-old to have a wheelchair accessible room and easy access to Disneyland? Any they should avoid?
Any experience with the handicap accessible rooms??

The best ones are right on the property. The closest and best of these is the Grand Californian.

For off-property, the Candy Cane Inn is probably your best bet. Normally, I recommend the HoJo Anaheim, but Candy Cane Inn has many more ground-level rooms, and you won't have to cross any streets, just a driveway.

I HIGHLY recommend September, when crowds will be less and rates will be cheaper. It's NO fun going through Disneyland in a wheelchair on a crowded day.

2007-06-01 11:03:55 by shlammy

Wheel Chair Lifts
Wheelchair Lift, Handicap accessibility, etc.

Check with the DMV in each state. They are the only ones I know of with stats like that.

2007-11-07 09:29:15 by Donna B