Waterproof Wheelchairs

At this time our wheelchair valet system operates on a first-come, first-served basis; wheelchairs cannot be reserved online. Guests can request a waterproof wheelchair at the wheelchair valet podium near the Morgan’s Inspiration Island main entrance. Our staff will assist guests in getting the correct wheelchair to fit their needs. We ask that no more than two guests follow into the changing rooms.

No, there is no cost to use the waterproof wheelchairs.

There are 7 accessible changing rooms with adult-sized changing tables. Two of these rooms are equipped with Hoyer lifts for transferring purposes. We also offer 4 (typical) changing rooms for those who do not need assistance while changing clothes. They are all located near the entrance to Morgan’s Inspiration Island.

If a waterproof wheelchair is not available, guests may use their personal wheelchairs until one of our wheelchairs becomes available.

Important: You may use your own wheelchair at Morgan’s Inspiration Island, however it is not recommended. Morgan’s Wonderland and Morgan’s Inspiration Island are not responsible for any damage to your personal wheelchair or personal items. Individuals with physical limitations are strongly recommended to use our specially-designed waterproof wheelchairs and accessible waterproof strollers. We have a limited quantity of complimentary waterproof wheelchairs for use on a first-come, first-served basis.

There are no time limits on how long a guest can use one of our waterproof wheelchairs.

Our waterproof wheelchairs are currently not for sale.

Yes. In order to meet our guests’ mobility needs, the following accessories are available: laterals, harnesses, foot blocks, chest straps, foot straps, seat belts, etc. at no additional cost.

We provide waterproof bags that protect the ventilators and O2 tanks from getting wet as well as water-collar covers for guests who need to cover tracheas at no additional cost.

While each of our 5 splash pads are ultra-accessible for wheelchair users, there are no areas of submerging water or places for wheelchairs to float away in.