Scooter/Wheelchair handoff at house entrances

[georgemoe]

Tried to do a quick search of this and could not find anything. This is primarily for Horror Nights only and why I didn't post in another park thread.
This will be the first year my wife will require her scooter to get around both the parks during the day and HHN at night.

This is not a daytime question but primarily about HHN. We will not have express nor do we want any ADA type of pass to get a return time. We wait
in lines. How does the scooter to wheelchair transition work. I've read you park your scooter at the house entrance and are given a park wheelchair
to use through the queue and house. My questions are -

Do the queues have enough wheelchairs or do you have to sometimes wait for one to return to the queue?
I'm guessing returning the wheelchair from the house exit to the queue start will eat up a bunch of time. Is this so?
I have an option to take a travel wheelchair into the park mounted to the scooter. Would this be a good option to avoid waits for a wheelchair?

We will be doing HHN for 5 nights so maximum house counts is not a huge issue.

Thanks!

 

[Kichkinet85]

As an ECV user myself I'll be happy to answer these questions based off of my experiences.

1- They have a few but yes sometimes there all being used and you will have to wait for one to be available.
2- Yes, you will have to return it to the start of the queue for the next guest to use. This is why you may be waiting. Also, some houses let out very far from the start of the queue meaning you would have to walk extra to return it and get back to any ECV left at the start.
3- If you can bring one that will help but how do you mean mounted? This may cause more trouble than it's worth.

 

[georgemoe]

Thanks for the response. I was worried about availability and the extra walk. We have a pull out luggage rack on the scooter. I can bungy the foldable wheelchair to the back of the scooter and use that instead of waiting for a park provided one.