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Hi I was just wondering if it is possible for disabled people in wheelchairs to go on the duckbus
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Hi there, we have in the past been able to assist people on board the duck who have been wheel chair bound. We will have a driver there to assist as well if need be. We are able to leave the wheel chair at the departure point in a secure location that can be collected on return. Hope this answers your question.
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It depends on how wide it is, as it is a ramp but it is quite narrow in walkway.
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You need to walk up steps to get on the bus, not sure if there is a ramp option.
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I think if you can get up three steps into the bus then you an sit the whole time. We drove everywhere and did not have to get out.
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I'm not sure if they have an adaptive ramp: we had to use stairs to get on board. I wonder if you could email them directly (google their website) to find out? It would be a great tour if they have the accommodations!
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