Mono at the Parks

[Mouse3268]

I officially found out today that I have mono. I've probably have had it for 2-3 weeks now, so the serve contagiousness of it should be gone by now (yes I know that I would always be contagious). The issue is that I am leaving on Saturday to go visit a buddy who lives in Tampa for Spring Break. Orginally we were going to do a day at both the Universal Parks, but now we are considering the Magic Kingdom because their would be more options for someone who probably can't do a ton of thrill rides.

Two questions:

1. What is the process in which one can rent a wheel chair? I don't know if I would need it, but I'd like to know if I could get one if the day were to be to tiresome.

2. What rides do you think I could do and what ones should I avoid? I've been to the park many times and I have my own list in my head, but I'd love to get others opinions.

Thanks

 

[SMS55]

How do you feel physically? If you feel weak, or have back trouble, you should avoid the high speed rides like Space, RR and such. If you feel fine, other than just being a little contagious I would ride most rides.

 

[Raven66]

My daughter caught it last year. It stays in your body for 6 weeks. She missed one week of school because of being contagious. Then she was allowed back in. Luckily the 6 week period ended just before our June trip last year. She only had 2 days where she was so exhausted that she couldn't go to school. But it affects people differently.