Wheelie Good DLP

16/02/2026

Sometimes you just don’t fancy a full hotel buffet! For those without dietary restrictions the options in Disney village can be great for either on your way to the parks or for after you have visited for Early Magic Hour!

Unfortunately for those with dietary requirements such as vegan and gluten free options the hotel buffets often remain the best option, with more limited choices in the village.

16/02/2026

This is not a trip announcement because we need to be able to actually book first, and there’s really very few accessible staterooms, but we are hoping to do a Disney Cruise next year!

I have never done any cruise before! While I will be researching a lot I would love to hear any tips or advice, especially for wheelchair users!

This could be your view on the Disney Wish in summer 2027!

Who's excited for the ship to sail from the UK? 🚢🙋🏼🇬🇧

15/02/2026

And an even bigger Happy Birthday to my absolute favourite girls!

15/02/2026

Happy Birthday Cinderella!

15/02/2026

Toilets may not be the most glamorous part of a trip to Disney but they are essential and being able to access them comfortably is really important.

Some key points to note about accessible toilets at Disney:

🚽 Radar keys are not used in France
🚽 Most accessible toilets are a larger cubicle within the standard blocks, not seperate and not marked from the exterior
🚽 There are a couple of stand alone ones available, see article linked below for locations
🚽 All toilets are shown on the app
🚽 There is usually only a grab bar at one side, drop down grab bars are very rare
🚽 There is only one changing places style toilet, located in first aid in Disneyland Park, there are beds and a hoist available at first aid in Studios but no toilet in same room.

Find out more about the accessible toilets at Disneyland Paris here: https://www.wheeliegooddlp.co.uk/bathrooms-and-changing-places/

14/02/2026

Great to see some close ups of the boats, it will be interesting to see how easy they are to access but looking forward to trying!

13/02/2026

Getting to meat characters at your hotel is a big bonus when staying at a Disney hotel and something we always try to make the most of!

How it works and times vary between hotels but it’s a great perk and you can read all about how it works here: https://www.wheeliegooddlp.co.uk/character-meets/disney-hotel-meets/

12/02/2026

Have you ever needed medication while at Disneyland Paris? Maybe you didn’t pack enough or became unexpectedly unwell, if you have you may know you can only get medications from a pharmacy in France, and if you don’t know that you can find out about how to find a pharmacy while at Disneyland Paris in this article.

Access medication at Disneyland Paris: Find pharmacies, first aid, and essential health tips.

12/02/2026

🎟️ New annual passes at Disneyland Paris

The new annual pass options are available starting today—and there have been some changes.

✨ Instead of three options, there are now four:
The previous Bronze Pass has been split into Bronze One and Bronze Max.

💶 At the same time, prices have been adjusted and are now higher than before.

Here you will find the current overview with all options and conditions.

🔥 And now it's your turn:
Are you Team Annual Pass or Team Disney Package ✨
Leave a comment – we're excited to hear your plans!

08/02/2026

Find out all about the vegan room service options at Disneyland Paris in this new article!

https://www.wheeliegooddlp.co.uk/blogs-and-articles/vegan-room-service/

08/02/2026

Accessible rooms at DisneulandParis Hotels - which is your favourite?

As I start working through my own personal reviews of each of hotels accessibility I know those will be based on my own, and my groups own, access needs. Everyone’s access needs are unique so some will suit others more than they maybe did for me, or ones I loved may not work for others so while I’m working on the reviews and updating pages I’d love to hear your thoughts on them.

06/02/2026

Did you know this? The only accessible rooms at Newport Bay Club have a double bed and bunk beds.

While this may work for some couples and for some families this is not really suitable for four adults, which the room is sold as being suitable for.

Alongside the weight limit on both the top and bottom bunks, they are also shorter than a standard bed, you must be over 6 to use the top bunk, and the hotel actually told us they are not suitable for adults at all.

There is no alternative option, other than paying for a second room. Why should anyone have to pay more because they need accessible accommodation, when a standard room comfortably sleeps 4 adults.

In addition to the issues with the bed layout the rooms have some other issues, the sink was too high to be able to brush teeth over, the doors were too heavy to hold open while also negotiating a raised threshold, the carpet in the rooms and corridors is a deep pile that’s difficult to self propel on.

That said most cast members were lovely, the bar was really relaxing, the pool is nice (though the accessible changing room doors didn’t even close nevermind lock) and has a hoist for the main pool (but not the hot tub). It does also have lovely theming and a great location.

Stay tuned for an updated page about this hotel and my full review coming soon.