Jungle cruise

[bawden2]

Is this ride wheelchair friendly or do you have to transfer. Silly question. Were in MK is it. We have never seen it on the 4 trips that we have already done :blush:

[PaulaK]

It's very close to the flying carpets. Easy to miss as it's behind trees :hehe: Where the spitting camel is, there's a ramp to the left and it's there . There's a little area with remote controlled boats too.

This page (http://www.wdisneyw.co.uk/disab.html) has info on ride access for those with disabilities :thumbs:

[bawden2]

It's very close to the flying carpets. Easy to miss as it's behind trees :hehe: Where the spitting camel is, there's a ramp to the left and it's there . There's a little area with remote controlled boats too.

This page (http://www.wdisneyw.co.uk/disab.html) has info on ride access for those with disabilities :thumbs:
Thanks. What is the spitting camel :unsure:

[PaulaK]

It's part of the Flying Carpets ride, you can't miss it as you walk in to Adventureland. It squirts water from it's mouth at unsuspecting guests walking past :lol:

[tajainaz]

I bellieve it's necessary to transfer from wheelchair to ride. It's a boat--and one of the original attractions at MK. It's an ADA retrofit and not as convenient as the newer attractions.

It's a fun attraction, dating back to the inception of Disneyland (1955). :)