Magic Kingdom Attraction Vehicles and Seating: A Disney World Guide

The seating situation on Disney World rides and attractions is a cause for concern for many guests. Physical constraints and family configuration are two of many reasons why you might have questions about the attraction seating.

For example:

• I’m a single parent with two small children, will I be separated from them on rides?
• I’m a plus-sized person, can I fit into the ride vehicles without embarrassment?
• My knees are bad, will I have to step up or down to get into the ride vehicles?
• I’m in a wheelchair, do I have to transfer out of it to go on the rides?
• I have a large party, how will we be split up when visiting the attractions?
• I have balance issues, will the attraction vehicle be moving while I’m trying to board?

To answer these questions and more, here’s a photo guide to all the vehicle and attraction seating at Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World. Hop in, we’re going for a ride.

Photo galleries are used in some places below in order to minimize scrolling. Tap into any image to page through the pictures.

Astro Orbiter | The Barnstormer | Big Thunder Mountain Railroad | Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin | Country Bear Jamboree | Dumbo the Flying Elephant | Enchanted Tales with Belle | Hall of Presidents | Haunted Mansion | It’s a Small World | Jungle Cruise | Liberty Square Riverboat | Mad Tea Party | Magic Carpets of Aladdin | The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh | Mickey’s PhilharMagic | Monster’s Inc. Laugh Floor | Peter Pan’s Flight | Pirates of the Caribbean | Prince Charming Regal Carrousel | Seven Dwarfs Mine Train | Space Mountain | Swiss Family Treehouse | Tiana’s Bayou Adventure | Tomorrowland Speedway | Tomorrowland Transit Authority Peoplemover | Tom Sawyer Island | Tron Lightcycle Run | Under the Sea – Journey of the Little Mermaid | Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress | Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room | Walt Disney World Railroad

Astro Orbiter

• Seating capacity per row: Typically 2. Cast members may load one adult plus two small children.
• Seating capacity per vehicle: One row per vehicle, 16 rockets on the carousel.
• Seating surface: Hard bench. Guests are seated front to back, rather than side by side. The guest seated at the rear will have a back. The guest seated at the front has no back support other than his/her companion.
• Safety restraints: One fabric lap belt for all the riders in each rocket.
• Boarding procedure: Large step (more than 12″) onto vehicle, step over a moderate wall (about 12″) and then down a moderate step (about 12″) to enter the rocket. Your legs will be extended in front of you during the ride.
• Height requirement: None
• Accessibility: Wheelchair and ECV users must transfer to the ride on their own. All guests must use an elevator to get to the ride.
• Note: This attraction is more physically challenging to board than its cousins, Dumbo and Aladdin’s Magic Carpets. This attraction moves at a substantially faster pace than Dumbo and Aladdin; guests with motion sensitivity issues should take caution.

The Barnstormer

• Seating capacity per row: 1 to 2. An average size adult and a medium size child are a typical load per row. Two average size adults are somewhat tight. One adult and two small children would be very tight or impossible. Larger adults may want to ride alone.
• Seating capacity per vehicle: Eight rows per train. Groups with odd numbers of individuals may ride in different rows of the same train.
• Seating surface: Hard bench with back.
• Safety restraints: Single pull-down lap bar for all the riders in each row.
• Boarding procedure: Moderate step (just over 12″) up over a wall and down into the vehicle.
• Posted warnings: Standard motion sickness, pregnancy, and heart/back/neck warnings.
• Height requirement: 35″
• Accessibility: Guests using wheelchairs/ECVs must transfer.
• Note: Some rows have a “roof” area, while other do not. Taller guests may find it easier to board rows without the roof.

Big Thunder Mountain Railroad

• Seating capacity per row: 2-3. The standard configuration is two guests per row, but cast members will seat two adults plus one small child, or one adult plus two small children. Larger adults can be seated in their own row; this is rarely necessary.
• Seating capacity per vehicle: Approximately 6 guests per car, approximately 30 guest per train.
• Seating surface: Lightly padded bench with back
• Safety restraints: Single pull-down lap bar for all the riders in a row.
• Boarding procedure: Step over a small wall (less than 12″) into train car.
• Posted warnings: Standard motion sickness, pregnancy, and heart/back/neck warnings.
• Height requirement: 40″
• Accessibility: Wheelchair and ECV users must transfer to the ride on their own.
• Note: The bench-style seating plus the motion of the ride means that you will likely end up touching the other guest in your row. Parents of children who may be uncomfortable touching a stranger can ask that the child be placed in his or her own row. (A possible factor for single adults traveling with several children.)

Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin

• Seating capacity per row: 2-3. The ride is designed for two people per vehicle – there are two game controllers. Cast members will usually allow two adults plus a small child, or one adult plus two small children, to ride in one vehicle.
• Seating capacity per vehicle: 2-3
• Seating surface: Lightly padded bench with hard back.
• Safety restraints: Single pull-down lap bar for all the riders in the vehicle.
• Boarding procedure: Small step up (less than 12″) from a moving walkway onto a moving vehicle. Ride exit is also onto a moving walkway.
• Height requirement: None
• Accessibility: One ride vehicle will accommodate wheelchairs. Cast members will briefly pause the ride for wheelchairs to board. ECV users must transfer to the standard ride or to a wheelchair.
• Note: The two-game-controller set-up may prove problematic for some families, particularly single adults with multiple children. The easiest solution is to put the two kids in one car and put the solo adult in the car behind them. All members of the party will arrive at the unload point within seconds of each other. To make this work, the children must feel comfortable not having eyes on mom/dad at all times (and vice versa). However, you will always be within earshot, so if there were a concern, you could shout and be in communication. If you’re going to have parent/children in separate vehicles, be sure to discuss in advance what to do in the event of a temporary halt of the ride. Let the kids know that short stops happen with some regularity and that they should never leave the car unless instructed to by you or a cast member. An alternative solution is to have mom/dad and one child share the ride, with the other child in the next vehicle.

Country Bear Jamboree

• Seating capacity per row: Several dozen.
• Seating capacity per vehicle: NA. Show-style attraction. More than 100 guests per show.
• Seating surface: Hard bench with back
• Safety restraints: None
• Boarding procedure: Walk into auditorium
• Height requirement: None
• Accessibility: Guests may remain in wheelchair or ECV.

Dumbo the Flying Elephant

• Seating capacity per row: 2-3. Standard capacity is two guests per elephant. Cast members will seat two adults plus one small child, or one adult plus two small children, but the fit will be very tight.
• Seating capacity per vehicle: There is one row per elephant. Each of two carousels has 16 elephants.
• Seating surface: Hard bench with back.
• Safety restraints: One fabric lap belt to be buckled over all guests in the vehicle.
• Boarding procedure: Moderate step (just over 12″) up over a wall into the vehicle.
• Height requirement: None
• Accessibility: Wheelchair and ECV users must transfer to ride. There is a sample elephant available near the attraction. Guests can assess their fit in the ride before joining the queue.
• Note: The ride vehicle is open on one side, even when the attraction is in motion. Children should be seated to the inside of each row.

Enchanted Tales with Belle

• Seating capacity per row: Variable. Approximately 3 guests per bench, with 2 to 4 benches per row.
• Seating capacity per vehicle: NA. Show-style attraction. Approximately four dozen guests per show.
• Seating surface: Backless padded bench. Children will be invited to sit on the carpeted floor at the front of the room.
• Safety restraints: NA
• Boarding procedure: Prior to the seated show, there are pre-show areas where guests will stand for several minutes.
• Accessibility: Guests may remain in wheelchairs/ECVs throughout.
• Height requirement: None

Hall of Presidents

• Seating capacity per row: Several dozen.
• Seating capacity per vehicle: NA. Show-style attraction. More than 100 guests per show.
• Seating surface: Padded seat with armrests.
• Safety restraints: None
• Boarding procedure: Walk into theater
• Height requirement: None
• Accessibility: Guests may remain in wheelchairs/ECVs. There are a few seats in the rear of the auditorium intended for wheelchair guest companions. If available, taller guests may appreciate the additional leg room.

Haunted Mansion

• Seating capacity per row: 2-3. Typical capacity is two guests, but two adults plus one small child, or one adult plus two small children can be accommodated.
• Seating capacity per vehicle: 2-3. There is one row per doom buggy.
• Seating surface: Hard bench with back.
• Safety restraints: Single pull-down lap bar for all the riders in a vehicle. [The “ghost” pulls the bar down for you automatically.]
• Boarding procedure: Small step up (less than 12″) from a moving walkway onto a moving vehicle. There is also a moving walkway at the exit area.
• Height requirement: None
• Accessibility: Wheelchair and ECV guests must transfer to the attraction on their own. The ride can be slowed or stopped to facilitate boarding for guests with mobility issues.
• Note: Brief ride stoppages are common. Parents of squeamish children may want to reassure them that short stops are no cause for alarm.

It’s a Small World

• Seating capacity per row: 2-5 depending on size.
• Seating capacity per vehicle: Approximately 20
• Seating surface: Hard bench with back
• Safety restraints: None
• Boarding procedure: Step over a small wall (less than 12″) and then down a moderate step (about 12″) to enter the boat.
• Height requirement: None
• Accessibility: There is a wheelchair accessible boat. Wheelchair users may remain seated. ECV users must transfer to a standard wheelchair. There are grab bars available as you exit the attraction to assist with balance as you step out of the boat.

Jungle Cruise

• Seating capacity per row: Variable
• Seating capacity per vehicle: Approximately 30 guests per vehicle.
• Seating surface: Bench-style, some with backs, some without
• Safety restraints: None
• Boarding procedure: Step over a moderate wall (about 12″) onto a bench, then down a moderate step. The boat may not be exactly flush with the dock. There may be slight movement of the boat during boarding and disembarking. Cast members may lend a steady hand to guests as they board and disembark.
• Height requirement: None
• Accessibility: There is one wheelchair accessible boat. Enter the attraction near the Swiss Family Treehouse for wheelchair access.

Liberty Square Riverboat

• Seating capacity per row: Variable open seating. There are a few benches scattered throughout the boat, but not nearly enough to accommodate all guests. Most guests will stand for the duration of the attraction.
• Seating capacity per vehicle: More than 100.
• Seating surface: Seating type varies. Some hard wooden backless benches, some hard wooden benches with backs. There are few padded benches, but these do not have views of the scenery.
• Safety restraints: None
• Height requirement: None
• Boarding procedure: Walk on flat ramp into boat. To disembark, ambulatory guests take a moderate step down (about 12″) from the boat to the dock.
• Accessibility: Wheelchairs/ECVs may roll on board. A ramp will be provided for wheelchair/ECV users. Guests in wheelchairs and EVCs will have to stay on the lower level of the multi-story boat. Upper floors are only accessible via stairs.

Mad Tea Party

• Seating capacity per row/vehicle: Up to five guests per cup, depending on size. Two average adults plus two or three small children will typically be loaded together.
• Seating surface: Hard bench with back. The bench and back are curved to the shape of the cup.
• Safety restraints: None.
• Boarding procedure: Small step up (less than 12″) to step onto teacup. Moderate step (about 12″) over a wall, through a narrow opening, to enter the cup.
• Accessibility: Guests using a wheelchair or ECV must transfer to the ride vehicle on their own.
• Height requirement: None
• Notes:
  • The cup’s rotation speed is controlled by a pillar/disk mounted in the center of each cup. Very large adults may feel uncomfortably tight, even when riding alone.
  • Skip this one if you have motion sickness issues.

Magic Carpets of Aladdin

• Seating capacity per row: 2 to 3 guests, depending on size. Two average size adults or one adult plus two small children will fit comfortably in each row. Cast members may seat two adults and one child in a row, which can be tight.
• Seating capacity per vehicle: Two rows per vehicle, for a total of 4-6 guests per carpet.
• Seating surface: Hard bench with back.
• Safety restraints: One fabric lap belt over all guests in each row.
• Boarding procedure: Moderate step (just over 12″) up over a wall and down into the vehicle.
• Height requirement: None
• Accessibility: ECV users must transfer to a standard wheelchair. There is one wheelchair capable vehicle.
• Note:
  • There are control levers in the carpet. One row controls the height, the other controls the tilt. If you have kids in different rows, you may want to work out in advance which child does which.
  • One side of the attraction vehicle is open while the vehicle is in motion. Children should be seated to the inside of each row.

The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh

• Seating capacity per row: 2-3. Typical capacity is two people per row. Cast members will load two adults plus one small child, or one adult plus two small children.
• Seating capacity per vehicle: Two rows per vehicle. 4-6 guests total per vehicle.
• Seating surface: Hard bench with back.
• Safety restraints: Single pull-down lap bar for all the riders in each row.
• Boarding procedure: Step over a moderate (about 12″) wall to enter the hunny pot.
• Height requirement: None
• Accessibility: There is a wheelchair capable hunny pot. ECV users must transfer to a standard wheelchair.

Mickey’s PhilharMagic

• Seating capacity per row: Several dozen.
• Seating capacity per vehicle: NA. Show-style attraction. More than 100 guests per show.
• Seating surface: Padded chairs with armrests.
• Safety restraints: NA
• Boarding procedure: Walk into theater.
• Height requirement: None
• Accessibility: Wheelchair and ECV users may ride directly into the theater.

Monster’s Inc. Laugh Floor

• Seating capacity per row: Several dozen
• Seating capacity per vehicle: NA. Show-style attraction. More than 100 guests per show.
• Seating surface: Hard plastic bench with back.
• Safety restraints: NA
• Boarding procedure: Guests walk into theater.
• Height requirement: None
• Notes: Wheelchair and EVC users may ride directly into the theater. Wheelchair seating is near the center of the room.

Peter Pan’s Flight

• Seating capacity per row: 2-4 guests, depending on size. Two adults plus one child is typically an easy fit. One adult with two or three small children often works. Cast members will load two adults with two small children into one vehicle, but it may be a tight fit.
• Seating capacity per vehicle: One row per vehicle.
• Seating surface: Hard plastic bench with back.
• Safety restraints: Single pull-down lap bar for all the riders in the vehicle.
• Boarding procedure: Small step up (less than 12″) from a moving walkway onto a moving vehicle. The ride exit is also onto a moving walkway.
• Height requirement: None
• Accessibility: Wheelchair and EVC users must transfer to the standard ride vehicles. The ride will not be slowed or stopped for boarding; guests must be ambulatory.

Pirates of the Caribbean

• Seating capacity per row: 2-4 depending on size
• Seating capacity per vehicle: Approximately 20
• Seating surface: Hard bench with back
• Safety restraints: None
• Boarding procedure: Step over a small wall (less than 12″) and then down a moderate step (about 12″) to enter the boat.
• Height requirement: None
• Accessibility: ECV and wheelchair users must transfer to the boat on their own. There is a steep moving walkway to get back from the ride unload zone to the main park. Guests may get slightly damp.

Prince Charming Regal Carrousel

• Seating capacity per row: 1 rider per horse. Adults are permitted to stand next to a child rider. There is one bench seat which seats 2-3 guests depending on size.
• Seating capacity per vehicle: 90 horses plus one bench.
• Seating surface: Horses are hard wood. The bench has a padded seat with hard back.
• Safety restraints: Loose belt around horse riders.
• Boarding procedure: Small step up (less than 12″) to board the carousel. Depending on the position of the horse (variable), large step up to stirrup, then throw leg over the horse. Small children will likely need to be lifted onto the horse.
• Height requirement: None
• Accessibility: Guests using wheelchairs/ECVs must transfer. Horse may stop at a different height than which they started, a moderate step to board may turn into a large step to disembark.

Seven Dwarfs Mine Train

• Seating capacity per row: 2
• Seating capacity per vehicle: 4 per train car. Typically 20 per train.
• Seating surface: Hard molded bucket seat with back.
• Safety restraints: Individual lap bar for each passenger
• Boarding procedure: Small step up (less than 12″) over a wall into the vehicle.
• Posted warnings: Standard motion sickness, pregnancy, and heart/back/neck warnings.
• Height requirement: 38″
• Accessibility: Wheelchair guests must transfer. The bucket seats are fairly narrow. Larger/taller adults may have issues. The individual lap bars are narrow. Guests with sensitive knees may find the restraint uncomfortable.
• Note:
  • This ride may be problematic for single parents with two small children. While a group of three can all be seated in the same train car, the parent cannot be directly next to both kids. Your options are to have the kids sit together and have the parent sit alone in the row behind, or have the parent sit with one child and have the other child sit alone or with a stranger. This may be potentially frightening for a younger child on his first roller coaster. When deciding, questions to ask include: has one of the children already been on the ride, or one that’s similar, and is comfortable with it? Can the children reassure each other if scared? Does the child need to hold hands with or otherwise touch a parent to feel secure? In my family, the solution that worked was to seat the parent with the younger or less experienced child in the row directly behind the older child. This way the parent could place their hands on the head or shoulders of the child in front of them if a comforting touch was required. If your child feels uneasy sitting next to a stranger, ask the load zone cast member to place the child in a row alone.
  • The ride experience is substantially different depending on where you are seated on the train. Guests with motion sensitivity issues should ask to ride at the calmer the front of the train.

Space Mountain

• Seating capacity per row: 3
• Seating capacity per vehicle: 6. Two rockets per launch.
• Seating surface: Padded bucket seat with back. Guests are seated front to back, rather than side to side.
• Safety restraints: Individual pull-down lap bar for each guest.
• Boarding procedure: Step over a small wall (less than 12″) to a moderate step (about 12″) down into the seat. Guests must extend their legs straight, tucking them under the sides of the seat in front of them.
• Posted warnings: Standard motion sickness, pregnancy, and heart/back/neck warnings.
• Height requirement: 44″
• Accessibility: ECV users must transfer to a standard wheelchair, then to the ride vehicle. Even able guests sometimes find disembarking the ride somewhat challenging.
• Note:
  • Larger adults may find the lap bar uncomfortably tight.
  • Small children may be nervous about the seating configuration. Because of the individual front-to-back seating style kids may not be able touch a parent. Hand-holding is all but impossible. Some parents find that sitting behind a child and placing the adult hands on the child’s shoulders works as a comfort tool.
  • This is among the most challenging WDW attractions to disembark.

Swiss Family Treehouse

• Seating: There are no vehicles or seating. This is a walk-through attraction.
• Height requirement: None
• Accessibility: Guests must be fully ambulatory. There are several steep flights of stairs and narrow pathways.

Tiana’s Bayou Adventure

The information here is for Splash Mountain, which closed in early 2023. Tiana’s Bayou Adventure will be using the same ride track as Splash Mountain, so the vehicle specifications will likely be similar. We’ll update the information when Tiana’s opens.

• Seating capacity per row: Typically 2. In some situations such as an adult with two small children, there can be 3 guests per row.
• Seating capacity per vehicle: approximately 8
• Seating surface: Hard bench with back. The backs are slightly shaped, not straight across.
• Safety restraints: Single pull-down lap bar for all the riders in a row. (Lap bars were added to the attraction in 2011.)
• Boarding procedure: Step over a small wall (less than 12″) and then down a moderate step (about 12″) to enter the log.
• Posted warnings: Standard motion sickness, pregnancy, and heart/back/neck warnings.
• Height requirement: 40″
• Accessibility: Wheelchair and ECV users must transfer to the ride on their own.
• Note:
  • Very large adults may be more comfortable if they ride in a row alone.
  • It’s likely that you will get wet, some riders may get soaked. Consider ponchos for guests averse to water. Protect camera equipment and medical devices.

Tron Lightcycle Run

• Seating capacity per row: 2.
• Seating capacity per vehicle: 14 guests in a chain of 7 paired seats.
• Seating surface: Motorcycle-like seat for standard vehciles.
• Safety restraints: Mechanical (plastic and metal) restraints press firmly on your calves and back.
• Boarding procedure: Step up to the vehicle and swing your leg over the center console of your “bike”.
• Height requirement: Guests must be 48″ to ride.
• Accessibility: Wheelchair and ECV users must transfer to the ride vehicles on their own.
  • There are a few modified vehicles that allow larger guests or guests with limited mobility to ride. There may be lengthy waits for these vehicles.
  • Guests may have a companion ride with them in the modified vehicles
  • The calf restraints fit firmly. Guests with larger or longer calves may be unable to ride in the standard vehicles, even if they have a slim upper body. The language on the ride warning signs reads, “The seating and restraints on this attraction may prohibit guests of certain body shapes or sizes from riding.”
  • Guests with limited knee or hip mobility may have trouble boarding the standard vehicles. Guests with knee or hip replacements exercise caution.
  • Guests in standard vehicles must lean forward and grip the handlebars.
  • Expectant mothers should not ride and the standard back, neck, heart disease warnings are posted.
  • There is a test vehicle outside the ride queue, anyone concerned about the fit of the vehicle should practice/test in advance.
• Notes:
  • This is a roller-coaster style attraction. Guests with a fear of heights or fear of speed should not ride. A small number of guests may experience motion sickness.
  • There is a metal bar that must fit in the back side of your bent knee, not hitting your calf. If the shape of your leg does not allow this, you will not be able to ride. Also note that there is large restraint against the lower part of your back.
  • The entire duration of the actual ride is just under one minute.
  • Guests are may not bring loose articles (backpacks, purses, hats, etc.) with them on the ride. Free lockers are available at the attraction.

Tomorrowland Speedway

• Seating capacity per row: 2-3. Standard capacity is two guests per car. Cast members will load one adult plus two small children, or two adults plus one small child.
• Seating capacity per vehicle: 2-3. One row per car.
• Seating surface: Hard bench with back.
• Safety restraints: One fabric lap belt to secure all guests in each car.
• Boarding procedure: Step over a small wall (less than 12″) down a moderate step (about 12″) into the car.
• Height requirement: Guests must be 32″ to ride. Guests must be 54″ to ride alone.
• Accessibility: Wheelchair and ECV users must transfer to the ride vehicles on their own. While guests are cautioned against this, there is a strong possibility that your car will be bumped from behind resulting in abrupt movement.
• Note: While two or three people can ride in each car, only one person can be the real driver. The driver must be fairly tall to control the foot pedals. A small child can “help” steer. The Speedway is the only attraction at Walt Disney World where the driver actually controls the forward movement of the ride vehicle. If you decide to let an older child drive alone, be sure to explain this to him or her and give instructions on how to work the car.

Tomorrowland Transit Authority Peoplemover

• Seating capacity per row: 2-3. Standard capacity is two adults per row. Cast members will typically seat two adults with one or two children, or one adult with any children in their own vehicle. This allows families a bit of space and privacy.
• Seating capacity per vehicle: 4-6. Two rows facing each other.
• Seating surface: Hard bench with back.
• Safety restraints: None
• Boarding procedure: Small step (less than 12″) from moving walkway to moving vehicle. Guests also exit the attraction onto a moving walkway. Additionally, there is a steep moving walkway to enter the attraction.
• Height requirement: None
• Accessibility: Guests must transfer from wheelchair or ECV to board.
• Note: During low-crowd times of the year, it may be possible to ride several times consecutively (ask a cast member), making it one of the few moving attractions compatible with napping or nursing.

Tom Sawyer Island

The Island itself is an open walking attraction. Information here applies to the raft ride, which you must take to get to the island.

• Seating capacity per row: NA
• Seating capacity per vehicle: There is no seating. Each raft holds approximately 20-25 standing guests.
• Seating surface: None
• Safety restraints: None
• Boarding procedure: Small step (less than 12″) from dock onto raft. The exact height of the step varies due to water level, there may be a small gap between the raft and the dock. Ramps are available for wheelchairs.
• Height requirement: None
• Accessibility: Wheelchairs/ECVs may be rolled onboard the rafts; however, many elements on the island include stairs and uneven surfaces. Much of the island is inaccessible via wheeled conveyance.

Under the Sea-Journey of the Little Mermaid

• Seating capacity per row: 2-3 depending on size.
• Seating capacity per vehicle: One row per vehicle, 2-3 people depending on size. Standard capacity is two guests per vehicle. Cast members will usually allow two adults plus a small child, or one adult plus two small children, to ride in one vehicle.
• Seating surface: Hard bench with back
• Safety restraints: Single pull-down lap bar for all the riders in the vehicle.
• Boarding procedure: Small step up (less than 12″) from a moving walkway onto a moving vehicle. Also exit the ride onto a moving walkway.
• Height requirement: None
• Accessibility: There is one wheelchair accessible vehicle. Cast members will provide a ramp. ECV users must transfer to a standard wheelchair.

Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress

• Seating capacity per row: Several dozen.
• Seating capacity per vehicle: NA. Show-style attraction. More than 100 guests per show.
• Seating surface: Lightly padded chairs with backs and armrests.
• Safety restraints: NA
• Boarding procedure: Walk into theater
• Height requirement: None
• Accessibility: Guests may remain in wheelchairs/ECVs. Wheelchair seating is at the front of the theater.

Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room

• Seating capacity per row: Several dozen
• Seating capacity per vehicle: NA. Show-style attraction. More than 100 guests per show.
• Seating surface: Hard bench with back
• Safety restraints: None
• Boarding procedure: Walk into the theater
• Height requirement: None
• Accessibility: Wheelchair and ECV users may ride into the theater.

Walt Disney World Railroad

• Seating capacity per row: 3-5 guests depending on size. There is one double bench per train car, with two rows facing each other.
• Seating capacity per vehicle: More than 100. Varies depending on number of train cars.
• Seating surface: Wooden bench with back
• Safety restraints: None
• Boarding procedure: Two small (less than 12″) steps up to board train.
• Height requirement: None
• Accessibility: It may be possible for wheelchair/ECV users to ride without transferring. There are a limited number of spots for this, speak to a cast member at the attraction for more information.
• Notes: Personal strollers may be brought on board, but must be folded. Disney rental strollers may not board. The side of the vehicle is open while the vehicle is in motion. Children should be seated to the inside of each row.

See our other posts on Attraction Vehicles at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Attraction Vehicles at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, and Attraction Vehicles at EPCOT.