Crowds should start to die down I would think. As long as it's not real busy you should b ok. - TheShow  83.0 #3236 8:18AM

I've gone quirte a few times with my boyfriend who was in a wheelchair. You get to go through the exit on most rides so little to no waiting. but just watch out for other people who seem not to notice a wheelchair. And it can get a bit hard to manuver in crowds. - MXPrincess399  482.1 #245 8:21AM

Having someone in a wheelchair isn't hard at all- if anything you get on some rides easier. Ask at guest services for a map of wheelchair entrances. We took my son after an unexpected knee surgery and it was fine. - ally  440.3 #4 8:24AM

You need to stop by City Hall and pick up special assisant pass. Don't yell at the CM if they dont board you instantly at the attractions. If you goto DCA all lines are wheelchair accessible... - GoofyJoe  1864.1 #41 8:26AM

Thanks so much for the advice...this was a suprise ankle surgery for me. Sorry for the repeat post my phone is acting up. - PrincessCinderella  21.0 #4959 8:29AM

Patience. You don't exsist when you are in a chair. They run right in to you. You feel like you are in everyones way. Just put a smile on your face and know it is going to happen. Make the most of it. I know I couldn't go if I didn't use it. California Adventure is ADA compliant. Normal lines there. Also Tomarrowland has been upgraded. Have a good time! - ridgesgirl  2.6 #36491 8:29AM