This is incredibly helpful!! I’m so grateful.
In your opinion, how quickly did you feel comfortable navigating around and parking? DD24 drives her car well, but I can tell she is nervous about using the scooter and being a nuisance.
I wasn’t using a scooter, just walked slow, took frequent breaks & didn’t do any stairs. But I’m a frequent visitor so not getting to ride/see everything on that trip was okay. I see people who have to use a scooter but aren’t used to driving them & they are usually very timid because they are worried about running into someone in the crowds. But I think after a while they get the hang of driving one in crowds.
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Have you looked at the disability maps? The let you know all the details of accessibility at the parks.
https://disneyland-web.app.link/e/DLR_GWD_Map
https://disneyland-web.app.link/e/DCA_GWD_Map
It takes a bit of getting used to, but it’s very similar to driving. The key is to practice for about 10-15 minutes once you get it. Keep the speed lower.
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With 25 days to go I am stoked!
DD24 decided to take her first ever 100% solo vacation! I’m so proud of her! She is in NYC today to see a Live podcast show at Radio City Music Hall. She’s currently at The Empire State Building!
Something I have totally forgotten to mention is that while I was unemployed I really got into Legos! They are my favorite thing now. I have about a dozen kits. Many are Disney and HP themed or Universal movies!
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I love Legos! Most of my sets are Disney or Star Wars. I’m running out of room to display them. 
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Way cool!
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We are a total Lego family! I have sets that are yet to be built but I am out of places to put them (we need more shelves/storage).
I love that Walt/camera set. Does it have a bunch of Easter eggs inside of it? One time we were at the Lego store an associate was showing us the Pixar Lamp and all its Easter eggs inside of it. And this looks like it could be the Disney equivalent of it.
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I just started and am already encountering this issue!
I’ve been taking them to my office. That Disney 100 camera is going there tomorrow! 
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Yep! On the other side of the camera, the “eye piece” is a handle to open the camera.
Inside, you can put a Lego Walt Disney sitting at a drawing table sketching Mickey.
Plus, the stand to hold the minifigures is a movie Clapper Board AND Multi-plane Camera animation set up depicting Snow White.
Finally, the each frame of film strip that wraps around the camera is a scene from a major Disney film in chronological order from Steamboat Willie to Encanto. All starring Lego figures!
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