Wheels Up Blog

Both Disney World and Disneyland welcome your own mobility scooter, within a 36" × 52" size limit. The rules at both resorts, rental prices, Disney buses, monorail and Skyliner, ride transfers, and why DAS usually isn't for scooter users.

Planning a Christmas or New Year's cruise with a mobility scooter? A step-by-step timeline: which cabin your scooter fits, special needs form deadlines, battery and charging rules, embarkation day, Caribbean tender ports and accessible shore excursions.

Uber and Lyft expect drivers to accommodate folding mobility scooters. How to make sure yours fits, what to message your driver, wheelchair-accessible options for scooters that don't fold, and what to do if a driver refuses you.

This Veterans Day, a guide to VA mobility benefits: how enrolled veterans get a scooter or wheelchair through VA Prosthetics, HISA grants of up to $6,800 for ramps and bathroom changes, and help with vehicle lifts.

Medicare Part B can cover a mobility scooter, but only when you need it to get around inside your home. Who qualifies, the exam and order you need, what you'll pay, and what to check before Open Enrollment closes December 7.

Trick-or-treating, handing out candy or heading to a haunted house on a mobility scooter? Here's how to stay visible, keep costumes out of the wheels, plan your battery and know your access rights on Halloween night.

What the ADA requires when you book an accessible hotel room, the exception to know about, how to book so the room actually holds, and what to do if the hotel gives it away.

Amtrak rules for mobility scooters in 2026: size and weight limits, which routes can take your device, what to do if it is too big, and how boarding works.