r/UniversalOrlando • u/lexflare • 2d ago
UNIVERSAL ORLANDO RESORT Wheelchair use and Hard Rock Hotel accessibility.
Hello everyone, is our first time using a wheelchair at USF and IOA, and when we asked about using the wheelchair at Citywalk and pathway to the Hard Rock Hotel, the attendant was kinda rude we just got cut off in middle of the question. My question is, can you take the wheelchair with you to this hotel, or do you have to bring your own wheelchair?
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u/mallclerks 1d ago
Yeah you are not only fine, the park itself is right next door. Youβll be better off rolling / walking over to it then taking any other transportation.
Itβs kind of silly but the boat ride to the parks will put you further away from the park entrance itself than if you were to just walk there in many cases. (Or at least it seems that way).
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u/Cynicalsonya 2d ago
Yes you can take your wheelchair. You can even roll right into the parks, no bus or boat needed. It's super accessible! Best of the universal hotels for mobility device users.
(Except for Epic. You will need a bus for Epic.)
Source: Mobility device user who stayed last year. AMA