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About Anne Stepien
Expertise
Travelling with children, money saving tips, WDW resorts, WDW dining, Theme park questions. I have also done WDW in an ECV so I can answer some questions re: trips with injured or handi-abled people.
Experience
Extensive travel to WDW (14 trips and counting) with children ranging from 2 to 17.
My motto is "Been there, done that, going back!" I am also a moderator at www.wdwplanner.com, and a frequent contributor to discussion boards at wdwmagic,preservethemagic, passporter,wdwblues,and The Mouse For Less. I can also offer some assistance with Disney weddings/honeymoons, WDW with disabilities or injuries.
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Expert: Anne Stepien - 10/2/2008
Question
How easy or hard is it for an 80 year old man who has difficulty walking to get around Disney World?
Answer
Hi Susan.
Please urge your dad to reconsider! Another option for you to consider if you are staying on site at WDW is to "borrow" a standard wheel chair from your resort. They will take an imprint of your credit card, but will tear it up when you return the chair in good condition. Disney is truly the happiest place on earth and it can be the vacation of a lifetime.
You asked about the Polynesian. It is my very favorite of all the WDW resorts! Expensive, but well worth it...at least in my humble opinion! Check out Steve Seifort's web site then get back to me if you have any specific questions! www.tikiman2001.homestead.com.
Hope this helps!
Anne Stepien
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