Which water park with disability?

[jencor]

My wife and I are going to the Orlando area for a few days for relaxation. We are not going to be doing the 4 Disney parks, but have some fun tickets left over from unexpiring tickets we have. Unfortunately, all options we can do are not great for us, but want to use one at a water park, just not sure if one is better then the other for someone in a wheelchair. She can transfer and if it is for just a minute, can move around alright (if not fatigued, which is different then being tired and happens at about 1 to 2 o'clock everyday, where she must lay down). I have tried looking at info on the water parks and just not able to figure out which one might be better for her. She cannot walk up the stairs to get to a slide (could do a couple, but not more then that and not often). Just looking for feedback and trying to get a feel.

 

[Weather_Lady]

I don't have an answer for you, but these links might help:

https://disneyparksmomspanel.disney.go.com/question/accessible-water-parks-wheelchair-340830/

http://www.transfermaster.com/blog/...t-Disneys-Accessible-Typhoon-Lagoon-Waterpark

 

[jencor]

I don't have an answer for you, but these links might help:

https://disneyparksmomspanel.disney.go.com/question/accessible-water-parks-wheelchair-340830/

http://www.transfermaster.com/blog/...t-Disneys-Accessible-Typhoon-Lagoon-Waterpark

I do appreciate this. Unfortunately i found no info on this. The first led me to a page that was saying it is paved, but no info and had a link that led to nothing. The second basically said they had wheelchairs available. I have done a few searches without much help. Thanks for looking and wanting to help. I will keep looking or we will just go to one and get the most we can from what we are given.