If you can push the wheel chair up the ramp, if the individual can hop out, if you can close up the wheelchair in less than 30 seconds, take the monorail. My best friends, cousin and I are four healthy young-20 somethings, and getting out the park without getting seperated is a lot harder than you think. We always end up hanging on to eachother's belts, shirts, purses, etc.
Last time, we waited for about half an hour after Wishes and shopped. The shops were less crowded, people were all heading out while we were heading in, and then my cousin went up to one of the people with the walkie talkies and said "I just wanted to tell you what a great time we had here...this trip was just so fantastic!" (He's just like that
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Next thing we know, we were the VERY last people in the park, we called for the last monorail, and we got to go backstage where they drove us back to our hotel in a Disney van. It was SO awesome...seriously.
Also, on a side note, we once sat next to a couple at Wishes who happened to be staying at our hotel. Afterwards, we said goodnight, they left for the busses and we shopped for about 20 min. and ended up being on the bus right behind their bus half an hour later. I would always rather shop than stand in line with crabby people!:wave:
