Brianstl
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https://www.disboards.com/threads/no-more-delivery.3771679/#post-61116322Their is post in one of these threads where the poster said the owner of Owners Locker stated that the policy applies to them.
https://www.disboards.com/threads/no-more-delivery.3771679/#post-61116322Their is post in one of these threads where the poster said the owner of Owners Locker stated that the policy applies to them.
The owner of Owner's Locker also owns Magic Strollers. It does apply to their stroller business, but NOT to Owner's Locker.Their is post in one of these threads where the poster said the owner of Owners Locker stated that the policy applies to them.
Oh good point. But she is ok in the airport that’s good.
I'm upset about this... I get it and I could totally see no longer allowing strollers or groceries. I feel like mobility devices or strollers needed for medical reasons should be an exception.
For example, we were originally scheduled to arrive at 4pm but due to a flight delay, we didn't arrive until 12:30am the next day. My fiance was recovering from foot surgery and unable to walk or stand. If his wheelchair was not available when we arrived, it would have been a major problem for us. He would not have been able to get to our room at all with out it.
Airlines provide wheelchair service from the curb to the to your seat and from your seat to the curb . TSA actually prefers that you use this service over bringing your own device.How did your fiancée manage to get from your home to the airport and then to Wdw without a wheelchair? Why didn’t you rent one at home and bring it with you?
I don’t understand all of the complaining going on.
If you need a stroller, wheelchair, etc. for use at WDW, then bring one with you.
Did you ever go into the area where they store luggage? It’s not a TARDIS. There is limited space. I can’t image them trying to store strollers, groceries, ECVs, and whatever else people want to ship to them.
I'm sure it has more to do with the available space to store items that are ordered ahead of time, and possibly the liability of having to manage said items until the person paying for them can receive them...
Kingdom Strollers in the comments on their Facebook page mentioned planning on having someone at some of the resorts as early as 6 AM for pick up and hitting them all by 7.
the short answer is—if it’s close enough to drive I bring my own scooter. If it’s not then I either rent one there or I don’t go. Being able to maneuver Disney World by being able to rent a scooter made it an attractive option that I could do on my own. I have never flown with my own scooter and have trepidation about damaging it.I'm sorry if this comes off snarky but I'm honestly not being snarky...I just want to know the answer. I understand that if you're going to Disney World, you've been able to have your wheelchair/ECV delivered to your resort, which is a huge help if you need one. And I understand that many people don't travel with their own because it's easier to use airport services + delivery. BUT...what happens when you travel to other locations? Like, I went to San Francisco this summer. If I needed an ECV to get around (which I saw plenty of people using), do most hotels allow them to be dropped off/picked up there? Or would I have to make other arrangements? What about something comparable, like Universal? I guess what I'm saying is, if most hotels provide guests with this help, then Disney needs to find a way to do it too. But if it's just Disney and people have to figure it out when they travel, then maybe it's a pain, but understandable.
Disney would have to greatly expand its fleet of ecvs. Currently they often run out.That is exactly what I thought when I first read about this today. I figure within the next week or two Disney will announce that they will now be offering ECVs/wheelchairs/strollers for rent at all of their resorts. They're missing out on a bunch of money by only offering them in the parks. People need those things at the resorts as well so I'm surprised Disney hasn't capitalized on that sooner. It might have been that years ago it was more cost effective for them to allow outside vendors to take care of those needs but now for whatever reason, it makes more financial sense to offer those rentals themselves (hypothetically) and make it more difficult for outside vendors to offer those things. Disney gets to grab a bigger piece of the rental pie.
ECV have big batteries, that might be a explosion hazard for planes? I'm not sure if it's allowed to bring your own ECV on a plane.I don’t understand all of the complaining going on.
If you need a stroller, wheelchair, etc. for use at WDW, then bring one with you.
Did you ever go into the area where they store luggage? It’s not a TARDIS. There is limited space. I can’t image them trying to store strollers, groceries, ECVs, and whatever else people want to ship to them.
You can still rent a scooter at Disney.the short answer is—if it’s close enough to drive I bring my own scooter. If it’s not then I either rent one there or I don’t go. Being able to maneuver Disney World by being able to rent a scooter made it an attractive option that I could do on my own. I have never flown with my own scooter and have trepidation about damaging it.
Why wouldn't I be disappointed in a change that causes me more inconvenience? It's human nature. Sure, I could have a car there and get my own stroller and groceries but I don't want to pay $150 for the parking fees they now charge. Personally I don't understand why it's so confusing that people might be upset at the ongoing changes that make this "magical" vacation less and less magical each time we go. Thinking this next trip will be our last.I don’t understand all of the complaining going on.
If you need a stroller, wheelchair, etc. for use at WDW, then bring one with you.
Did you ever go into the area where they store luggage? It’s not a TARDIS. There is limited space. I can’t image them trying to store strollers, groceries, ECVs, and whatever else people want to ship to them.
Unless you have mobility issues, you'll never understand just how much the world isnt built for you. When we travel, we always plan our trips around my fiance's mobility issues. If we can drive it, we'll take his wheelchair. If it's flying, it's much easier to use wheelchair services because it's more than them just loaning you a wheelchair.I'm sorry if this comes off snarky but I'm honestly not being snarky...I just want to know the answer. I understand that if you're going to Disney World, you've been able to have your wheelchair/ECV delivered to your resort, which is a huge help if you need one. And I understand that many people don't travel with their own because it's easier to use airport services + delivery. BUT...what happens when you travel to other locations? Like, I went to San Francisco this summer. If I needed an ECV to get around (which I saw plenty of people using), do most hotels allow them to be dropped off/picked up there? Or would I have to make other arrangements? What about something comparable, like Universal? I guess what I'm saying is, if most hotels provide guests with this help, then Disney needs to find a way to do it too. But if it's just Disney and people have to figure it out when they travel, then maybe it's a pain, but understandable.
If you don't require a mobility device, maybe it's best not to comment on that part of it because you don't understand what it's like. It's not easy to navigate the world without legs.I don’t understand all of the complaining going on.
If you need a stroller, wheelchair, etc. for use at WDW, then bring one with you.
Did you ever go into the area where they store luggage? It’s not a TARDIS. There is limited space. I can’t image them trying to store strollers, groceries, ECVs, and whatever else people want to ship to them.
Wheelchair services is not just use of an airport wheelchair. They come get you from your car or ME drop off. They take you through TSA, handle your luggage, and help you on and off the plane.How did your fiancée manage to get from your home to the airport and then to Wdw without a wheelchair? Why didn’t you rent one at home and bring it with you?
Disney would have to greatly expand its fleet of ecvs. Currently they often run out.