There was one additional seat next to me in the ride vehicle which was accessed from the side of the vehicle. Once I was secure and ready to go the CM flipped up the bulit-in ramp. The Cast Members further secured my wheelchair in the vehicle with two tie-downs and a seatbelt.

It was very easy to just roll right in and lock my brakes for a secure ride. As I entered the wheelchair gate, I spotted a rat-looking ride vehicle pulled in backwards with the back end open and the ramp already pulled down for easy wheelchair access.

I needed to stay in my wheelchair, so we were escorted past the loading area to a designated wheelchair transfer/roll-on area. There was even a little pre-show on the rooftop near Gusteau’s restaurant.Īs we rounded a corner we picked up our 4D glasses and were then asked if I could transfer out of my wheelchair or if I need to stay in it. As we walked deeper into the attraction more and more details came into view, like a painting studio with hidden Easter eggs from the movie. The queue wound its way around outside under a Parisian wrought iron shelter and then finally inside to the theatre. This confirmed that we did indeed have an active boarding time for the attraction. Before entering the queue itself, our travel party scanned in on the Magic Band scanners at what looks like an entrance to a theatre. Be sure to look around and spot some hidden details in the railings, benches, and more. The streetscape is a tribute to the Paris scenes we loved in the Ratatouille movie complete with a Gusteau’s restaurant and sign at the end of the street. The queue starts just past the new La Creperie de Paris, which Lou Mongello covered in his preview visit, please see below for more links on this dining option. We headed behind the France Pavilion to the newly expanded Paris street located along the river near the International Gateway. My journey started once my boarding group was called to get in the queue. There is no standby queue as of this article’s publication and these queuing options are always subject to change. As of October 19, 2021, you can now purchase a Genie+ individual Lightning Lane as a second option to ride this attraction. Before riding this attraction I was excited to learn from my Imagineer friend, Chris Beatty, that it is wheelchair accessible! Follow along as I share my experience on riding this fun, new attraction at Walt Disney World’s Epcot France Pavilion.įirst things first, this ride can only be experienced by obtaining a virtual queue boarding group at 7:00am or 1:00pm on the My Disney Experience app the day you have a park reservation for Epcot. This trackless attraction “shrinks” the rider down to rat-size and takes you on a 4D adventure through Gusteau’s kitchen, dining room, and walls of the famed Paris restaurant. On October 2, 2021, I was excited to obtain a boarding group for Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure using the virtual queue system for the newest attraction in Epcot’s France Pavilion.

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