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All 99 rides, shows and walkthroughs we track, filtered by the things that actually decide whether your family can do them — height, wheelchair access, air conditioning, rider switch, single rider.
All 99 things to do.
- "it's a small world"
A wheelchair-accessible boat with a fold-down ramp loads at a separate dock — tell a cast member at the entrance rather than joining the standby queue. An ECV user transfers to a wheelchair first; a power wheelchair boards as it is. On the standard boats the loading belt slows but does not stop unless you ask, and cast members stop it without fuss.
- A Pirate's Adventure ~ Treasures of the Seven Seas
Fully accessible, in a wheelchair or an ECV — it is a walking treasure hunt around Adventureland rather than a ride, so there is nothing to board.
- Alien Swirling Saucers
Transfer required. The whipping motion is sudden; not suitable for anyone with back or neck problems.
- Animal Care at Conservation Station
Fully accessible with no transfer required.
- Astro Orbiter
Transfer required, the rocket is cramped, and access is by lift to the loading platform. The step into the vehicle is high and awkward.
- Avatar Flight of Passage
Transfer to a straddled motorbike-style seat, with a back brace that closes against you. There are test seats outside the queue and they are worth using — the fit is tight for larger guests.
- Awesome Planet
Wheelchair accessible with no transfer required.
- Beauty and the Beast – Live on Stage
- Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
Transfer required. The ride is jerky throughout; anyone with back or neck problems should skip it.
- Bluey's Wild World at Conservation Station
- Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin
A wheelchair-accessible vehicle is available; an ECV user transfers to a wheelchair first. Whichever vehicle you ride, the blaster is fixed to the car and needs a reach — younger children often need help aiming.
- Canada Far and Wide in Circle-Vision 360
Wheelchair accessible. There is no seating — guests stand for the full fourteen minutes, with lean rails only.
- Casey Jr. Splash 'N' Soak Station
Fully accessible; surfaces are wet and slippery.
- Country Bear Musical Jamboree
Wheelchair accessible, no transfer required.
- Discovery Island Trails
Accessible paths throughout, no transfer required.
- Disney and Pixar Short Film Festival
Wheelchair accessible with no transfer. Captioning available.
- Disney Festival of Fantasy Parade
- Disney Jr. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Live!
- Disney Movie Magic
- Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away
- Disney Villains: Unfairly Ever After
- Dumbo the Flying Elephant
Transfer into the vehicle is required and the step is high.
- Enchanted Tales with Belle
Wheelchair accessible throughout, no transfer required. The experience involves standing and walking between rooms.
- Expedition Everest - Legend of the Forbidden Mountain
Transfer required. Not suitable for anyone with back or neck problems — the ride is rough and the backwards section is unpredictable.
- Fantasmic!
- Feathered Friends in Flight!
- Festival of the Lion King
- Finding Nemo: The Big Blue... and Beyond!
- For the First Time in Forever: A Frozen Sing-Along Celebration
- Frozen Ever After
Transfer into the boat is required. You may get lightly splashed.
- Gorilla Falls Exploration Trail
Accessible paths throughout with no transfer, in a wheelchair or an ECV. Service animals are permitted with caution — the animals on the trail react to them.
- Gran Fiesta Tour Starring The Three Caballeros
A wheelchair-accessible boat is available, so a wheelchair user does not transfer; an ECV user transfers to a wheelchair first. The step into a standard boat is awkward.
- Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind
Transfer required. The rotating seats mean you cannot anticipate motion, which matters for anyone prone to travel sickness.
- Happily Ever After
- Haunted Mansion
Transfer to the moving Doom Buggy is required; the loading belt slows but does not stop unless asked. Ask a cast member — they will stop it, and nobody minds.
- Impressions de France
- Indiana Jones™ Epic Stunt Spectacular!
- Journey Into Imagination With Figment
Transfer to the moving vehicle is required.
- Journey of Water, Inspired by Moana
Fully accessible paths throughout, no transfer required. Surfaces are wet in places.
- Jumping Junction
- Jungle Cruise
You can stay in a wheelchair or an ECV. The accessible boat is a separate load — ask at the entrance and expect a slightly longer wait than standby.
- Kali River Rapids
Transfer into the raft is required and the step is awkward. Lockers are available at the entrance and worth using.
- Kilimanjaro Safaris
A wheelchair-accessible vehicle is available, so a wheelchair user boards without transferring; an ECV user transfers to a wheelchair first. The truck is bumpy for the full eighteen minutes, which is the real consideration for anyone riding with back pain.
- Living with the Land
A wheelchair-accessible boat is available, so a wheelchair user boards without transferring; an ECV user transfers to a wheelchair first. Ask at the entrance — the accessible boat is a separate load.
- Luminous The Symphony of Us
- Mad Tea Party
Transfer into the cup is required and the step over the side is awkward for anyone with limited mobility.
- Maharajah Jungle Trek
Fully accessible paths throughout with no transfer required. Benches at intervals.
- Main Street Vehicles
Transfer required and the step up is high on most vehicles. The vehicles do not accommodate wheelchairs.
- Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway
Wheelchair-accessible vehicles available; most guests do not need to transfer.
- Mickey's Magical Friendship Faire
- Mickey's PhilharMagic
Wheelchair accessible with no transfer required. Assistive listening and captioning available.
- Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run
Transfer required and the cockpit is cramped. Six people sit close together in fixed positions.
- Mission: SPACE
Transfer required and the capsule is enclosed and small. Orange is unsuitable for anyone with heart, back or neck conditions, motion sickness or claustrophobia — Disney's warnings here are more serious than elsewhere and should be read.
- Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor
Wheelchair accessible with no transfer required. Assistive listening and captioning available.
- Na'vi River Journey
Transfer into the boat is required.
- Peter Pan's Flight
Disney lists this as Must Be Ambulatory — you must be able to walk to ride it, which is a stricter requirement than a transfer and is not solved by asking for the loading belt to be stopped. The belt does slow, and cast members will stop it on request, but that only helps a guest who can walk to the vehicle.
- Pirates of the Caribbean
Transfer into the boat is required and the step down is significant. There is one short drop in the dark.
- Prince Charming Regal Carrousel
A wheelchair-accessible position is available; ECV users transfer to a wheelchair first. For those who can transfer, mounting a horse needs a step up, and chariot seating is available instead.
- Reflections of China
- Remy's Ratatouille Adventure
A wheelchair-accessible vehicle is available, so a wheelchair user boards without transferring; an ECV user transfers to a wheelchair first. The queue is largely outdoors with little shade, which matters more here than the boarding does.
- Rock ’n’ Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets
Transfer required. Over-the-shoulder restraints. Not suitable for anyone with heart, back or neck conditions.
- SeaBase Aquarium
Fully accessible across both levels with no transfer required. Lifts between floors.
- Seven Dwarfs Mine Train
Guests must transfer from a wheelchair or ECV. The cars swing side to side, which can be uncomfortable for anyone with neck or back problems.
- Slinky Dog Dash
Transfer required.
- Soarin' Across America
Transfer required, and your feet dangle throughout. Guests must be able to sit upright unassisted.
- Space Mountain
Transfer required. The ride is jerky and the restraint is a lap bar only — anyone with back or neck problems should skip it rather than test it.
- Spaceship Earth
Transfer to the moving vehicle is required; the belt slows and can be stopped on request.
- Star Tours – The Adventures Continue
Transfer required. Guests must be able to sit upright with a lap belt. Not suitable for anyone prone to motion sickness.
- Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance
Multiple transfers across the ride's sections. The experience is long — around eighteen minutes end to end — which matters for anyone who cannot stand or sit comfortably for that duration.
- Swiss Family Treehouse
- Test Track
Transfer required. The outdoor section is fast and exposed.
- The American Adventure
Wheelchair accessible with no transfer required. Assistive listening and captioning available.
- The Barnstormer
Transfer required. The cars are small and a tall adult will be uncomfortable.
- The Hall of Presidents
Wheelchair accessible with no transfer required. Assistive listening and captioning available.
- The Little Mermaid – A Musical Adventure
- The Magic Carpets of Aladdin
A wheelchair-accessible carpet is available; ECV users transfer to a wheelchair first. The step into a standard carpet is awkward and high.
- The Magic of Disney Animation
- The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
A wheelchair-accessible vehicle is available, so a wheelchair user does not transfer; an ECV user transfers to a wheelchair first. Transferring into a standard honey pot is a low awkward step.
- The Oasis Exhibits
Fully accessible paths throughout, no transfer required.
- The Seas with Nemo & Friends
A wheelchair-accessible clamshell is available; an ECV user transfers to a wheelchair first. On the standard vehicles the belt slows on request. The aquarium beyond the ride is fully accessible.
- The Twilight Zone™ Tower of Terror
Transfer required. Not suitable for anyone with heart, back or neck conditions — the freefall is real, not simulated.
- Tiana's Bayou Adventure
Transfer into the log is required and the step is significant. One large drop.
- Tomorrowland Speedway
Transfer required. Guests must be 54 inches to drive alone; below that an adult drives while the child steers ineffectually, which disappoints children who expected to drive.
- Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover
Disney lists this as Must Be Ambulatory — you must be able to walk to ride it. Boarding is a step from a moving walkway onto a moving vehicle; cast members will slow it on request, but the walking requirement is not something that can be arranged around.
- Toy Story Mania!
A wheelchair-accessible vehicle is available, so a wheelchair user boards without transferring; an ECV user transfers to a wheelchair first. Either way the cannon needs a pulling motion some guests find difficult, and alternative controls can be requested.
- Tree of Life Awakenings
- TRON Lightcycle / Run
Transfer required, and the standard seating is a straddled motorbike position. Accessible seating exists but must be requested at the queue entrance, not at the platform.
- Turtle Talk With Crush
Wheelchair accessible with no transfer. Assistive listening available.
- Under the Sea - Journey of The Little Mermaid
A wheelchair-accessible clamshell is available, so a wheelchair user does not transfer; an ECV user transfers to a wheelchair first. On the standard clamshells the belt slows and can be stopped on request — ask at the queue entrance rather than at the platform.
- Vacation Fun - An Original Animated Short with Mickey & Minnie
Wheelchair accessible with no transfer required.
- Voices of Liberty
- Walt Disney Presents
Fully accessible throughout with no transfer required. Captioning available in the theatre.
- Walt Disney World Railroad - Main Street, U.S.A.
A wheelchair-accessible carriage is available at all three stations, so a wheelchair user boards without transferring; an ECV user transfers to a wheelchair first.
- Walt Disney's Carousel of Progress
Wheelchair accessible with no transfer required.
- Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room
Wheelchair accessible, no transfer required.
- Wilderness Explorers
Fully accessible; stations are on standard park paths.
- Wildlife Express Train
Wheelchair accessible with no transfer required.
- Wonderful World of Animation
- Zootopia: Better Zoogether!
Wheelchair accessible with no transfer required. Assistive listening available.
How to read this
No height minimum means exactly that — it is the answer for 78 of the 99, not a missing figure. Stay in your chair means you board in the wheelchair or ECV you arrived in, which Disney permits on 47. A further 13 are wheelchair access vehicles: a wheelchair user boards without transferring, an ECV user transfers to a wheelchair first. 32 need a transfer out of the chair altogether, and 2 require you to be ambulatory, which is stricter than a transfer. Every one says so on its own page.
Rider switch lets one adult wait with a child who is too small while the other rides, then swap without queueing again — 22 rides here offer it, and it is the single most useful thing to know when one child is under the line. Single rider is a separate, usually much shorter queue on 5 rides, and it is free.
Heights and durations are Disney’s own published figures, checked September 2026. The Lightning Lane verdict is ours. Every ride links to its own page with its sources.