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3rd May 2007, 01:09 PM

Patty Winter (patty1@wintertime.com) wrote:

>Lots of places. Orange County isn't exactly the outback. I just
>Googled "wheelchair rental Anaheim" and got several results.
>
>It's frustrating that you can't enjoy Disneyland the way you used
>to, but a wheelchair or ECV should allow you to keep having fun
>instead of having to skip a lot of rides to rest. Good luck!

You're missing my point. I'm saying that's Disney's generic answer.
That doesn't mean it's the best answer in every case. Also, if you
call any of those places, you'll find that it's not a cheap solution.
In fact it's quite expensive.

Scott Peterson

--
Nothing of importance happened today.
--England's King George III,
diary entry, July 4, 1776

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3rd May 2007, 01:09 PM	#2 (permalink)
Scott Peterson Guest Posts: n/a Classified Rating: % ()	Handicapped access at Disneyland Patty Winter (patty1@wintertime.com) wrote: >Lots of places. Orange County isn't exactly the outback. I just >Googled "wheelchair rental Anaheim" and got several results. > >It's frustrating that you can't enjoy Disneyland the way you used >to, but a wheelchair or ECV should allow you to keep having fun >instead of having to skip a lot of rides to rest. Good luck! You're missing my point. I'm saying that's Disney's generic answer. That doesn't mean it's the best answer in every case. Also, if you call any of those places, you'll find that it's not a cheap solution. In fact it's quite expensive. Scott Peterson -- Nothing of importance happened today. --England's King George III, diary entry, July 4, 1776 (501/754)