AboutTim Sanborn Expertise As a travel agent for an Authorized Disney Vacation Planner, I can answer any question you may have about a Walt Disney World vacation from dining, recreation, tickets, and hotels to saving money, package details, and discounts. I am also a past Disney Cast Member and live in Florida, so I have the insider knowledge to help with the harder questions. I have been to Disney World about 34 times just this year (January-March 2009), so I do have alot of current knowledge about Disney.
Experience As a travel agent working for an Authorized Disney Vacation Planner, I plan thousands of Disney World vacations every year. I have been to every Disney Resort and have visited almost every restaurant on Disney World property over the years. Besides my knowledge of Disney World vacations and theme parks, I am just a Disney World fan and love all of the magic that surrounds Disney!
Publications Contributor for Insider's Guide to Disney, Preschoolers Guide to Disney, and Insider's Guide to Disney Cruise Vacations
Education/Credentials Travel agent for Authorized Disney Vacation Planner - www.destinationsinflorida.com
Disney College of Knowledge Graduate
Disney College of Knowledge Masters Graduate
Disney College Program Graduate
Disney Cast Member (7 years)
Question I am going to need to rent a wheelchair at Disney World in Orlando for our upcoming visit. It that possible? Do they rent strollers? How much do they charge for each? Do you know of a website where I can gain necessary info such as this? Thanks for answering my questions.
Answer Hello Christy,
You can certainly rent a wheelchair, electric scooter and even strollers at the Disney Theme Parks. The wheelchair rentals are $10 per day, the electric scooters rentals are $45 per day, and the strollers rentals are $15 for a single and $31 for a double per day. You can save some money by booking your rentals for the whole vacation on the 1st day of your rental.
Just so you know, some of the parks have brand new strollers and they are much smaller than the older ones. My 3 year old was too big for the single stroller at Magic Kingdom. The Disney Cast Member at the stroller rentals told us the weight limit is 25 lbs. for the single stroller and 40 lbs. total for the double stroller.
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