Disneyland Trams Are Back! Guide to Riding the Trams in a Wheelchair

We ride the Disneyland trams for the first time in nearly two years and give you tips on riding them in a wheelchair or motorized scooter
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[@Lbrisbois2000]

Thanks for being there for the reopening and for sharing the experience with us. It was super helpful to see this perspective!

[@adventuresbeyondadversity3313]

You’re welcome. Glad it was helpful

[@ckbarry]

Good to see your experience and perspective. Thanks for sharing.

[@adventuresbeyondadversity3313]

You’re welcome. Glad you enjoyed the video

[@meganinthemountains]

Loved this video! And yeah, the music was lovely.

[@adventuresbeyondadversity3313]

Thank you!

[@LisaRanae79]

You two are adorable!!! Newbie here! 😘Excited for the next Disneyland adventure!

[@adventuresbeyondadversity3313]

Thank you so much! So happy you’re enjoying our videos

[@strawberrymooches6445]

I have been looking all over for information about whether or not my grandmother will be able to take her scooter on the tram from parking to the park, and thank goodness I found your video because it’s been stressing me out. I want her to have the most comfortable experience since she is newly immobile and a bit insecure. Thanks so so so much for this! This is one less thing we will have to worry about

[@adventuresbeyondadversity3313]

So glad we can help!

[@WestCoasters]

Thank you for sharing!! We are so excited to have those trams back! CHEERS!!!

[@adventuresbeyondadversity3313]

You’re welcome. We are too!

[@andierob]

This is very informative. We usually stay in hotels when we go and we are actually going to the parking structure for the first time next weekend and we were sure how it worked with a scooter. We saw your channel when Kitra and Peter from Ordinary Adventures gave you guys a shout out at the electric parade. Great info! Thanks

[@adventuresbeyondadversity3313]

Thank you. Good luck next weekend. You’ll have to let us know how it worked out for you.

[@jphanks]

I usually took advantage of the short busses. Rarely a line and great drivers!

[@adventuresbeyondadversity3313]

We’ve used them a couple times before Carley started using a scooter. Found the angle of the ramp difficult and I’d rather not be strapped in in my wheelchair. But yeah the drivers are usually great

[@J_Pike]

You two are amazing "Citizens of Disneyland". Awesome tram footage and so stoked you two got to visit DLR.

[@adventuresbeyondadversity3313]

Thanks Jeff. That’s high praise coming from the Sheriff. We were happy we got to be there and cover the occasion from a different angle

[@leslierogers2447]

My daughter has a smart drive on her wheelchair to save her arms on long trip days.

[@adventuresbeyondadversity3313]

That’s awesome. Ben recently got a smart drive too

[@Silverymage1838]

I know this is an older video, but have you guys used the Toy Story parking lot buses? It will be my dad’s first time on a scooter and I’m trying to see which parking lot would be best.

[@adventuresbeyondadversity3313]

We generally don’t use the Toy Story buses because Ben doesn’t like to stay in his wheelchair and be strapped down. He transfers out on the tram

[@leslierogers2447]

Do you have to transfer or can you stay in your chair on the tram?

[@adventuresbeyondadversity3313]

In a lot of cases you can stay in your chair. There may be some cases you have to transfer if they can’t lock down the wheelchair

[@leslierogers2447]

@@adventuresbeyondadversity3313 my daughter has the transit kit for public and school bus that the metal hooks go in and we lock her wheels. It is a manual chair but a high back.