Guest Blog submitted by Sergio Aicardi.
There’s nothing quite like a trip to Disney World. The rides, the shows, and the snacks. (I’m still dreaming about Mickey Mouse ice cream.) But for anyone using a mobility scooter, planning ahead can make the difference between a magical day and a stressful one.
I recently had the chance to visit Disney’s Epcot theme park with my family — and yes, I brought my mobility scooter along for the adventure. After several knee surgeries, I can’t spend all day on my feet like I used to, but that didn’t stop me from exploring every corner of the park.
If you’re planning a Disney trip and wondering how a mobility scooter fits into the experience, here are some essentials I wish everyone knew before rolling through the most magical place on earth.
Not all scooters are created equal, especially when it comes to theme park travel. Between tight lines, crowded walkways, and constant loading/unloading, portability becomes a huge factor.
For my trip, I used the Go-Go Super Portable mobility scooter by Pride Mobility. What I loved most about this model was how incredibly easy it was to fold up and fit right into the trunk of our car. It gave me full independence without being bulky or difficult to manage.
You can check out the exact scooter I used right here.
That said, whether you rent or bring your own, look for a scooter that’s:
Trust me, after 8+ hours of park-hopping, comfort becomes king.
Disney does offer scooter rentals at each park, but there are some trade-offs to consider.
Personally, I preferred having my own scooter for the entire trip — from the hotel to the park to wherever else we ventured in Orlando. It gave me total freedom without worrying about rental hours or availability.
If you’re traveling from out of town and can’t bring your own, there are also several Orlando-based companies that offer multi-day scooter rentals with delivery to your hotel.
Here are a few add-ons that made life a little sweeter during our Disney adventure:
These small accessories can make a big difference when you’re spending long days out and about.
Here are some things I learned first-hand that might help your visit go smoother:
And if you’d like to see exactly what my day at Disney looked like on a scooter, I filmed the whole thing! Check out the video here:
▶️ Watch My Disney Epcot Experience on YouTube
Disney World’s Epcot theme park is one of the most accessible vacation destinations in the world, but a little planning goes a long way when using a mobility scooter.
Bring the right equipment, add a few helpful accessories, and don’t rush your day. Disney magic happens in the little moments — rolling through the World Showcase, laughing with family, or catching a perfect sunset over Spaceship Earth.
If you’d like to learn more about mobility scooters, electric wheelchairs, and how to travel with them confidently, I’d love to have you join our YouTube community.
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Thanks for reading — and may your next Disney trip be filled with adventure!
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