A new fleet of Walt Disney World buses have begun arriving equipped with a new system for securing mobility devices such as wheelchairs and e-electric vehicles.
New Walt Disney World buses
The buses have the same general look on the outside with the Disney Transport logo and white and red color scheme.
The middle doors open as usual to allow guests with mobility devices to drive down the ramp directly into the accessible section.
The new system for securing mobility devices is called Q-Straint. Bus drivers will assist guests in parking their wheelchair or ECV properly with the new system.
To use the system, guests will return their wheelchair or ECV to the system using the yellow line as a guide. The button lowers the lever on the outside of the vehicle to lock it in place. There is a set of folding seats in the bay as well.
The new buses have USB charging devices on the sides or bottom.
We tested one and were able to charge our phones successfully.
At the back of the bus, the end seats have chargers on the sides.
For other seats, chargers can be found between them at the bottom.
What do you think of Walt Disney World's newest buses? Let us know in the comments.
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