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GUIDE FOR GUESTS
WITH DISABILITIES
ACCESSIBILITY AND MOBILITY
Restrooms and Companion Restrooms
Restrooms at the Theme Parks, designated
by
, offer facilities designed for access by
Guests with mobility disabilities. Companion-
assisted restroom facilities, designated by
, are also available at various locations
in each Theme Park. Theme Park First Aid
locations, designated by
, have facilities with
additional space and privacy for individuals who
may need assistance
from a member of their party with their personal
care needs. Companion Restrooms are located
at:
• Buena Vista Street - First Aid
• Cars Land - Flo’s V8 Café
• Avengers Campus -
near Pym Test Kitchen
• Paradise Gardens Park – Across
from The Little Mermaid~Ariel’s
Undersea Adventure
• Pacific Wharf - Baby Care Center
Mobility Devices Guests with mobility devices
can enter through the standard queue and may
remain with their mobility device until boarding.
Please see the Attraction Greeter for additional
details and assistance.
Dining and Shopping Locations
Some counter-service and merchandise
locations have narrow queues formed by
railings that may be difficult for Guests using
wheelchairs. At these locations, we suggest
that a member of your party order and transport
the food, or contact a Cast Member for
assistance.
Accessible Transportation
Please check with a Cast Member on options
for Guests in wheelchairs or ECVs:
Buses can accommodate various
types of wheelchairs and ECVs. The
standard lift size is 30" x 48". The wheelchair
or ECV must fit the lift without being forced
and be securely fastened in the restraints.
We recommend that Guests using ECVs
transfer to a bus seat while onboard.
Information subject to change without notice. ©Disney DCA-063023-GWD
Hotels/Reservations Disneyland
®
Hotels offer special equipment and facilities for Guests with
disabilities. Accommodations may include: wheelchairs, wheelchair accessible bathrooms, bed
accessories, strobe-light smoke detectors, in-room TTYs and other features. For information
specific to individual Hotels, please call the Walt Disney Travel Company at 714-956-MICKEY.
Accessibility information and accommodations for the following locations:
• Disneyland
®
Park Guest Services locations
• Recreation and Activities Accessibility will vary depending on the type and
location of the activity. For specific information and service options, please
contact a Cast Member at the location.
BEYOND
DISNEY CALIFORNIA ADVENTURE
®
PARK
Special Dietary Requests We offer menu selections for all of our Guests
seeking well-balanced meals, snacks and beverages, as well as those with
lifestyle dining requests or food allergies and intolerances. Please ask to
speak with a chef upon arrival at the restaurant.
Disney Check Look for this symbol at various locations on kids’ meals and
other items that meet Disney Nutrition Guidelines. Visit www.DisneyCheck.com
for more information.
Special Considerations for Attractions
SAFETY: Please abide by all safety warnings and notices.
Supervise children at all times. Children under
age 7 years must be accompanied by a person
age 14 years or older.
For your safety while on attractions, remain
seated with hands, arms, feet and legs inside
the vehicle. Supervise children.
All loose articles, such as mobile phones, hats/sunglasses,
and water bottles, should be securely stowed while riding
or left with a non-riding member of your party. Items lost
while riding attractions may not be immediately retrievable.
For your safety, do not attempt to retrieve lost articles in any
area. Please see Cast Member for assistance.
Physical considerations on designated attractions:
WARNING! For safety, you should be in good
health and free from high blood pressure, heart,
back or neck problems, motion sickness, or
other conditions that could be aggravated by this
adventure. Expectant mothers should not ride.
For more information, visit Guest Relations located at Chamber of Commerce.
(See map inside)
TIPS AND INFORMATION
Payment Options
The Disneyland
®
Resort accepts
Disney
®
Visa
®
Card, Disney
Rewards Redemption Card, Disney Gift Card,
Visa
®
, Mastercard
®
, Discover
®
, American
Express
®
, Diners Club
®
, JCB
®
, travelers checks,
and cash.
We accept contactless payments.
Be Green! Recycling containers
throughout the parks now accept
plastic, paper, cans & glass.
Package Check Service
Shop and check your purchases for
pickup later in the day at Elias & Co. (Buena Vista
Street). Certain restrictions apply.
Look for the Plant-based symbol at
various locations featuring food items
made without animal meat, dairy, eggs or honey.
Sundries Available at Elias & Co. on
Buena Vista Street.
Service animals, defined as any dog or miniature horse trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an
individual with a disability, must be under the control of the owner at all times and should remain on a leash or in a
harness. Cast Members are not able to take control of service animals.
Service Animal Restrictions
Due to the nature of some attractions, service
animals may not be permitted to ride. At these
locations, please inquire with a Cast Member about
available options, including a rider switch with a
member of your party or a portable kennel.
• Incredicoaster
• Goofy’s Sky School
• Grizzly River Run
• Jumpin’ Jellyfish
• Luigi’s Rollickin’ Roadsters
• Mater’s Junkyard Jamboree
• Radiator Springs Racers
• Silly Symphony Swings
• Soarin’
• Guardians of the Galaxy − Mission: BREAKOUT!
Service Animal Relief Areas
• Able to use any planter with a gate
• Grizzly Peak: Grizzly River Run area (1) near
“Grizzly Peak Pass” sign (2) near restrooms across
from airplane
• Paradise Gardens Park: Access gate between Seaside
Souvenirs & The Little Mermaid–Ariel’s Undersea
Adventure extended queue
• Cars Land: Across from Luigi’s Rollickin’ Roadsters
• Main Entrance: Esplanade near the Stroller Shop
MOBILITY
Disabilities
VISUAL
Disabilities
HEARING
Disabilities
Guest Amenities
Available for Rent
or Deposit
Rental Locations
Complimentary
Amenities and
Services for use
at the Park
More Options
Wheelchairs and Electric Conveyance Vehicles
(ECVs) available for rent. Available on a first-come, first-
served basis.
Electric Conveyance Vehicles (ECVs)
Limited number available on a first-come, first-served
basis at the rental location.
Must be 18 years of age or older to rent ECVs.
RESERVATIONS MAY NOT BE MADE IN ADVANCE.
Available on a same-day basis.
Rental fee and refundable deposit required.
Disneyland
®
Resort Stroller Shop located in the main
entrance plaza to the right of the Disneyland
®
Main
Entrance.
Transfers
Some attractions require Guests to transfer from
their wheelchairs to the ride. Cast Members are not
permitted to physically lift Guests in the transfer.
Portable seat cushions
Permitted at select attractions and experiences.
See Attractions greeter for details.
Companion Restrooms
See map inside for locations indicated with
and
a list can be found under Accessibility and Mobility
section on the cover.
Braille Guides Printed in Braille and large print text
to provide an overview of the Theme Park.
Audio Description
Utilizes Disney’s Handheld
Device to provide supplemental audio information
and narration at specific attractions and outdoor
locations via an interactive audio menu.
Portable Tactile Maps Provides a tactile
representation of building boundaries, walkways,
and landmarks for each area of the Theme Parks.
Presented in a booklet format.
Amenities available for $25 refundable deposit.
Guest Relations
Visit Guest Relations at Chamber
of Commerce.
Braille Guides available at Droid Depot in Star
Wars Galaxy’s Edge and Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique
in Fantasyland. See a Cast member at the location
for details.
For additional information about Theme Park services
and options, please visit Guest Relations. You may
also obtain information, including parade & show
times and details about restaurant menus, by calling
407-827-7935.
Guest Relations
Visit Guest Relations at Chamber of
Commerce.
Written Aids
Packets containing dialogue, narrations, flashlights,
pen and paper are available at or near performance areas or
entrances for most shows and attractions.
Stationary Braille Maps Large print maps with Braille
overlay and some additional raised graphics to
highlight key landmarks and attractions. Located next
to Oswald’s Filling Station on Buena Vista Street and
near the Guest Information Board in Carthay Circle.
Assistive Listening
Utilizes Disney’s Handheld
Device to amplify sound through headphones or induction neck
loop at specific attractions.
Handheld Captioning
Utilizes Disney’s Handheld Device to
display text at select attractions.
Video Captioning
Caption-ready monitors designated with
a “CC” symbol
Amenities available for $25 refundable deposit.
Please contact a Cast Member for information and assistance.
Safety in the Park
Mobility Scooters/ECVs
Please keep your speed to the walking speed of those
around you.
Adjust and lower speed while maneuvering through
enclosed spaces like restrooms, merchandise and food
and beverage locations.
Park your device in safe locations clear from walkways
and stairs.
Evacuation
In the event of an evacuation, Guests may be required
to walk certain distances and navigate stairs or narrow
walkways. In this case, please have a member of your
party assist you, or wait in a vehicle for assistance.
PARK RULES
Please comply with park rules, signs and instructions, including but not limited to:
• All persons, and bags, and other items are subject to screening.
• Proper attire is required. Costumes may not be worn by Guests 14 years of age or older.
• No smoking, including vaping, allowed in the Theme Parks and Downtown Disney.
Designated smoking areas are located outside the screening areas.
• Disney reserves the right to require a Guest to leave if they are
- Using profanity or offensive language towards our Cast Members or other Guests.
- Violating any other Park Rules.
• The following are strictly prohibited:
- Strollers larger than 31” x 52” and any
types of wagons
- Pets or other animals, except service
animals (i.e., dogs and miniature horses)
- Firearms, ammunition, knives and
weapons, or objects that appear to be
weapons
- Alcohol, marijuana (including marijuana-
enriched products) and any illegal
substances
Additional details and a complete listing of park rules are available for viewing at
Disneyland.com/Rules or at Guest Relations.
SERVICE ANIMALS
COGNITIVE DISABILITIES RESOURCES
Wild About Safety
©Disney
Safety Tip: No stampeding, keep your
arms and legs inside, stay seated on
rides, and keep your paws behind the
yellow line.
For additional information about services for Guests with Cognitive Disabilities,
please scan the below QR codes or visit a Guest Relations location.
Guide for Guests with
Cognitive Disabilities
Attraction Details for Guests
with Cognitive Disabilities
Specialty Lightning Effects/Photosensitivity Lightning and other visual effects are used
extensively throughout Disney California Adventure Park. These effects include strobe
lights and other effects such as simulated lightning, explosions and chaser lights.
Special Effects Special effects, including theastrical smokes, fog, snow and bubbles
are used at select Disney California Adventure Park attractions shows and special
events. All Special Effects are produced using products that have been proven to be
safe in these applications.
Magnetic Fields Common equipment, such as electric motors and radios, that produce
electric and magnetic fields are utilized extensively throughout the Resort. These fields
are generally no greater than you would experience in any urban environment or may
be exposed to through common household appliances such as vacuum cleaners and
hair dryers
NOTE: NOTE: If you or a member of your party have questions regarding the above, you may speak with a Guest
Relations Cast member for details.
Cast Members with basic abilities in American Sign Language can
be identified with the appropriate language pin on their nametag.
American Sign Language (ASL)
The ASL Schedule starts in one park in the morning and moves
to the other park in the afternoon Friday through Monday. Exact
schedule times vary to help provide a variety of offerings in each
park. Schedule available at anyGuest Relationslocation or the
Disneyland App.
If visiting on a non-designated day, ASL interpretation for a limited
number of regularly-scheduled offerings may be available with at
least 14 days advance notice email
DLRAccessibilityServices@Disney.com.
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