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I just came across a news story just posted this morning on CNN.com

"Disney turns away visitors on Segways"

Apparently, Disney does not allow Segway scooters. Four wheels are okay (wheelchairs), but not the two-wheeled scooters. MSers were mentioned in the story.

Here's a direct link to the story:
http://www.cnn.com/2004/TECH/ptech/02/0 ... index.html


Cheers

Niko

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"Avoid making irrevocable decisions when tired or hungry." -- Robert Heinlein

All I have to say is somebody better tell the MOUSE and quick!! LOL...

Seriously though, I can see both sides of this issue, so it's gonna be really interesting to see how it goes.
Be well,
Diane

[i]WE HAVE YEAR PASSES TO DISNEYLAND AND I TELL EVERYONE IT IS THE MOST HANDI-CAPPED FRIENDLY PLACE ON EARTH. WE GET AN ASSIST-PASS, WHICH ALLOWS YOUR PARTY TO GO TO THE FRONT OF THE LINE AND TAKE SHORT CUTS TO MINIMIZE THE WALKING. IT IS VERY SPEEDY WHEN YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT IN LINE. THE CAST MEMBERS GO OUT OF THEIR WAY TO OFFER ASSISTANCE, IF NEEDED, THERE IS ALWAYS A YOUNG MALE AT EVERY RIDE AND THEY WILL STOP ANY MOVING RIDE TO ALLOW A PERSON TO GET ON. I HAVE RECENTLY STARTED TO RENT THE SCOOTER AND I AM THE ONLY ONE WHO DOESN'T FALL ASLEEP ON THE WAY HOME AND IT ALWAYS TOOK ME TWO ME TWO DAYS OF REST TO RECOVER, BUT NOW, I AM BACK TO MS 'NORMAL'. THE RENTAL IS ONLY $25 WITH A DEPOSIT YOU GET BACK AT THE END OF THE DAY. IT IS WONDERFUL FAMILY TRIP AND DON'T EVER LET THE MS MONSTER SPOIL IT. VIKKI[/i]