Accessibility Overview at Disney's Hollywood Studios

Disney's Hollywood Studios is committed to providing a magical experience for all guests, including those with special needs. The park features accessible ride vehicles that exceed ADA requirements, and Cast Members are trained to assist guests with various disabilities. Parking is conveniently located near the entrance for those with a disabled parking permit, and courtesy wheelchairs are available for use between the parking lot and the rental area. For detailed information on accessibility at other Disney parks, visit our Accessibility Guide.

Stroller and Wheelchair Rental

Guests can rent wheelchairs, ECVs (Electric Convenience Vehicles), or strollers at the rental area located just inside the main gates of Disney's Hollywood Studios. Rentals are available for a nominal fee, and receipts allow for the transfer of rentals between parks if you leave and return or park-hop. For specific needs or adaptive devices, visit Guest Relations. Disney offers various accommodations to meet different disabilities, and Cast Members are available to provide assistance. For further details, see our Guest Services page.

Rides and Attractions

Hollywood Boulevard: This area, representing 1930s Hollywood glamour, includes attractions such as the Great Movie Ride, which remains accessible through transfer. Hollywood Boulevard features wide, accessible pathways.

Sunset Boulevard: Home to popular attractions like Rock’n’Roller Coaster and Tower of Terror. These rides have specific health and height restrictions and may not be suitable for all guests. Service animals are not permitted on these rides.

Fantasmic!: This nighttime spectacular takes place in the Hollywood Hills Amphitheater, which seats thousands. Disabled seating is available at both the front and back of the theater. The back section is particularly convenient due to its proximity to restrooms and food stands. The wait can be long, so be prepared for standing and potential fatigue.

Echo Lake: Attractions in this area, such as Star Tours – The Adventure Continues, are accessible but require transfer. Health warnings are in place for some rides due to darkness and motion.

Pixar Place: Features Toy Story Mania!, which requires a transfer to a wheelchair. Service animals are not allowed on this ride, but audio descriptions and video captioning are available.

Streets of America/Commissary Lane: This area is undergoing significant changes, including the construction of a new Star Wars-themed land. Many attractions have been closed or relocated.

Animation Courtyard: All attractions in this area are accessible with no particular issues noted.

For the latest information on attractions and accessibility, visit our Disney Hollywood Studios page.