Wheelchair-Accessible Rides and Shows at Walt Disney World's Four Parks
- John Alberts
- Jul 30
- 16 min read
A park-by-park guide to every attraction category, boarding options, show viewing areas, and practical tips for wheelchair and ECV users updated for 2026
This blog post is an overview for the most wheelchair accessible shows, rides, and attractions at Walt Disney World.
Walt Disney World is widely regarded as the most wheelchair and ECV-accessible theme park destination in the world and that reputation is well-earned.
The park offers various accessible activities, allowing visitors with disabilities to remain in wheelchairs or ECVs for certain attractions. But not all attractions are equal from a wheelchair accessibility perspective, and knowing exactly what to expect at each one before you arrive makes the difference between a smooth, enjoyable park day and a series of frustrating surprises.
This guide covers the complete attraction landscape for wheelchair and ECV users across all four Walt Disney World theme parks. It explains the five boarding categories Walt Disney World uses to classify attraction accessibility, covers the most important individual attractions with specific boarding notes, addresses shows and entertainment, and provides the practical strategies that experienced wheelchair-using guests rely on.
Understanding Disney's Five Boarding Categories
Disney classifies wheelchair accessibility for attractions across five distinct categories:
Category 1: May Remain in Wheelchair or ECV The most accessible category. The guest remains in their own wheelchair or ECV throughout; in the queue and on the attraction itself. No transfer required at any point.
Category 2: Must Transfer from ECV to Wheelchair The guest can stay in a manual wheelchair throughout but must transfer from a motorized ECV or scooter into a standard wheelchair (provided at the attraction) for the queue and/or the ride. Depending on the size of the ECV, guests may need to transfer to a wheelchair before boarding a ride vehicle.
Category 3: Must Transfer from Wheelchair/ECV to Ride Vehicle The guest can remain in their wheelchair through the queue but must transfer into the attraction's ride vehicle to experience the ride. Wheelchair is stored safely at the boarding area and returned on exit.
Category 4: Must Transfer from ECV to Wheelchair, Then to Ride Vehicle A two-step transfer: first from ECV to manual wheelchair, then from wheelchair to ride vehicle. The most demanding category for guests with significant transfer difficulties.
Category 5: Must Be Ambulatory The attraction requires guests to walk independently, or with assistance from members of their party. Wheelchair and ECV users cannot experience this attraction from their mobility device at any stage.
Knowing which category each attraction falls into allows wheelchair users and their parties to plan intelligently. Concentrating on Category 1 and 2 attractions, making informed decisions about transfers where they are willing and able, and knowing which experiences to plan around or skip.
The definitive, current list by category is published at disneyworld.disney.go.com/guest-services/mobility/ always verify before your visit, as new attractions open and existing ones are updated.
Wheelchair and ECV Rental at Walt Disney World
Rent mobility devices such as wheelchairs and ECVs across Walt Disney World Resort, including water parks and Disney Springs.
In-park rentals:
Manual wheelchair: $12 per day, or $10 per day with a length-of-stay ticket
ECV (Electric Conveyance Vehicle / motorized scooter): $50 per day with a $20 refundable deposit
In-park rentals are available at each theme park's main entrance. However, there are meaningful practical limitations:
Third-party rentals (~$30/day) beat park rentals ($65–$75/day) and you keep the scooter all trip.
Third-party rental companies including ScooterBug (Disney's preferred provider, who delivers directly to resort hotels), Buena Vista Scooter Rentals, and Walker Mobility offer several advantages over in-park rentals:
Resort delivery and collection: The scooter is waiting at your resort hotel on arrival and collected there on departure; no need to queue for a rental at the park entrance each day
Cross-park use: A third-party rental is yours for the entire trip, meaning you do not lose it if you park hop or leave the park midday
Lower daily rate for multi-day use: Third-party rentals are consistently more cost-effective over a stay of three or more days
Important ECV note: Disney World is the most ECV-friendly Orlando park, scooters ride all transportation and enter most queues. ECVs are permitted on Disney buses (via the accessible ramp at the middle door), the Skyliner gondola, the monorail, and the water ferries. You can ride your ECV onto every form of Disney transportation without transferring; a significant advantage over Universal, where ECVs are excluded from most ride queues.
Magic Kingdom: Attraction by Attraction
Magic Kingdom is Disney's most iconic park and home to some of the most beloved attractions in theme park history. Here is a complete guide to the accessibility of each major attraction.
Attractions Where Guests May Remain in Wheelchair or ECV
It's a Small World ⭐ Most Accessible Ride The Imagineers have designed a wheelchair accessible boat that allows for smooth boarding for manual as well as power wheelchairs. The wheelchair accessible boat is designed for the wheelchair user to park in a middle aisle. Rubber stoppers are placed at the front and rear tires of the wheelchair to prevent movement. Seating is available on each side of the aisle for up to six party members.
This is the flagship fully accessible ride experience at Magic Kingdom; the purpose-built accessible boat vehicle means no transfer is ever required. The best part of using the wheelchair boat is that most cast members will allow you to ride again until another wheelchair user requires the special boat. Follow the blue accessibility signs at the ride entrance, where a Cast Member will meet you and guide the boarding process.
Jungle Cruise The wheelchair user cruises in the center of the boat where there typically is bench seating. At the docking area, the center wheelchair platform rotates 90 degrees and a ramp unfolds allowing the wheelchair to roll onto the boat. One of Magic Kingdom's most enjoyable fully accessible experiences; a gentle, humorous river cruise with excellent sight-lines from the accessible boarding position.
Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room A fully accessible show in an enclosed theatre with designated wheelchair and ECV spaces throughout. One of the best shows in the park for wheelchair users.
Walt Disney's Carousel of Progress Guests may remain in their wheelchair or ECV. The rotating theatre has designated accessible spaces in each theatre section. One of the most comfortable and accessible show experiences at Magic Kingdom.
Country Bear Jamboree Guests may remain in their wheelchair or ECV. Accessible show seating available.
A Pirate's Adventure: Treasures of the Seven Seas Join Captain Jack Sparrow on an exciting high-seas adventure, all from the comfort of your wheelchair or ECV. Navigate interactive maps and solve riddles to discover hidden treasures! This interactive adventure is fully wheelchair accessible throughout one of the best interactive experiences available to wheelchair users at Magic Kingdom.
Walt Disney's Magic Carpets of Aladdin Guests may remain in their wheelchair or ECV.
Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor Guests may remain in their wheelchair or ECV. Fully accessible show with designated wheelchair spaces.
Mickey's PhilharMagic Guests may remain in their wheelchair or ECV. 4D show with wheelchair accessible viewing positions.
Hall of Presidents Guests may remain in their wheelchair or ECV. Fully accessible theatre show, one of the most comfortable show environments at Magic Kingdom for wheelchair users.
Fireworks Viewing for Happily Ever After Wheelchair accessible viewing areas are available throughout the park for the nightly Happily Ever After fireworks spectacular. Designated accessible spaces near the Hub are filled on a first-come, first-served basis.
Attractions Requiring Transfer
The Haunted Mansion Transfer required.
Seven Dwarfs Mine Train: Transfer from wheelchair/ECV to ride vehicle required. A hinged side door on each car assists with boarding.
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad: Transfer required. Each train contains a car with a hinged side door to help guests using wheelchairs who must transfer to the ride vehicle. Recently refurbished reopened in 2026 with updated accessible boarding.
Space Mountain: Transfer required. The nature of the individual ride vehicles means a full transfer is necessary.
TRON Lightcycle/Run: Transfer required. The motorbike-style vehicles are not compatible with wheelchair boarding.
Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin: Transfer required from wheelchair/ECV to ride vehicle.
Under the Sea: Journey of the Little Mermaid: Transfer required.
The Barnstormer: Transfer required.
Prince Charming Regal Carrousel: Transfer required.
Mad Tea Party: Transfer required.
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh: Transfer required.
Tomorrowland Speedway: Transfer required.
Dumbo the Flying Elephant: Transfer required. However, the adjacent sensory play area is fully wheelchair accessible with thoughtfully designed accessibility features in the park, allowing families to wait in a covered, sensory-friendly environment while holding a return time.
Must Be Ambulatory
Swiss Family Treehouse: Requires climbing stairs. Not accessible.
EPCOT: Attraction by Attraction
EPCOT is generally considered the most accessible of the four Walt Disney World parks for wheelchair users with wide, flat World Showcase promenades, many slow and gentle attractions, and excellent accessible queue design throughout.
Attractions Where Guests May Remain in Wheelchair or ECV
Living with the Land A gentle, slow boat ride through the Living with the Land greenhouse. Fully accessible. The boat vehicle accommodates wheelchairs throughout. A beautiful and calming experience with excellent sight-lines.
Seas with Nemo & Friends Accessible "clam-mobile" vehicles accommodate wheelchair users for this gentle undersea journey. After the ride, The Seas Aquarium is fully wheelchair accessible throughout, excellent accessible experience at EPCOT, with floor-to-ceiling aquarium windows that can be appreciated entirely from a seated position.
Turtle Talk with Crush Fully accessible show. Designated wheelchair spaces available. An interactive, genuinely entertaining show that wheelchair users can enjoy from comfortable designated positions.
Disney & Pixar Short Film Festival 4D show. Guests may remain in wheelchair or ECV. Accessible viewing positions available.
Journey Into Imagination with Figment Guests may remain in wheelchair or ECV throughout this gentle dark ride journey.
World Showcase Entertainment The open World Showcase promenade is the most naturally wheelchair-accessible major attraction area at Walt Disney World: flat, wide, and entirely navigable. Every World Showcase pavilion and cultural exhibit is accessible.
Luminous: The Symphony of Us (Evening Spectacular) Accessible viewing areas are available along the World Showcase Lagoon. The open promenade provides flexibility in finding a comfortable viewing position. Designated accessible spaces are available along the lagoon for wheelchair users.
Candlelight Processional (Festival of the Holidays) The America Gardens Theatre has accessible seating. Guests with Candlelight Processional Dining Packages are seated in reserved positions that include accessible spaces.
Attractions Requiring Transfer
Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind Transfer required.
Frozen Ever After: Transfer required from wheelchair/ECV to ride vehicle.
Remy's Ratatouille Adventure: Transfer required. Guests must transfer to a wheelchair provided at the attraction from their ECV, and then to the ride vehicle.
Soarin' Around the World: Transfer required. The hanging seat configuration requires a full transfer from wheelchair.
Test Track: Transfer required.
Mission: SPACE: Transfer required.
Spaceship Earth: Transfer required. Guests must transfer to a wheelchair provided at the attraction from their ECV, and then to the ride vehicle.
Disney's Hollywood Studios: Attraction by Attraction
Attractions Where Guests May Remain in Wheelchair or ECV
Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular Fully accessible theatre show. Designated wheelchair seating areas. One of the park's most impressive live shows, well worth the time for wheelchair users.
Star Wars: A Galaxy Far, Far Away Outdoor stage show at the Chinese Theatre. Accessible viewing areas available.
Disney Junior Play and Dance Accessible show. Guests may remain in wheelchair or ECV.
The Great Movie Ride Memorial Mural / Chinese Theatre exterior The exterior plaza and Chinese Theatre area is fully accessible for photograph opportunities and exploration.
Toy Story Land outdoor areas Toy Story Land's outdoor areas, including the exterior spaces around Slinky Dog Dash and Alien Swirling Saucers, are fully accessible by wheelchair.
Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge outdoor exploration The entire Galaxy's Edge land is wheelchair accessible: the merchandise stalls, the Millennium Falcon photo area, the Oga's Cantina bar (capacity-managed and meets accessible standards once inside), and the land's immersive environment can all be experienced from a wheelchair.
Wonderful World of Animation (evening projection show) Accessible viewing areas available for this Hollywood Studios nighttime spectacular on the Chinese Theatre facade.
Attractions Requiring Transfer
Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance: Transfer required.
Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway: Transfer required.
Slinky Dog Dash: Transfer required.
Alien Swirling Saucers: Transfer required.
Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run: Transfer required.
Toy Story Mania!: Transfer required.
Rock 'n' Roller Coaster: Transfer required.
The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror: Transfer required.
ECV-to-Wheelchair Transfer Required, Then to Ride Vehicle
Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance and several other attractions may require the ECV-to-wheelchair-to-ride-vehicle two-step transfer always confirm with the Cast Member at the attraction entrance.
Disney's Animal Kingdom: Attraction by Attraction
Animal Kingdom offers some of the most naturally accessible experiences at Walt Disney World the wildlife viewing trails, the open outdoor areas, and the many wheelchair-accessible shows and areas make this an excellent park for wheelchair users.
Attractions Where Guests May Remain in Wheelchair or ECV
Kilimanjaro Safaris ⭐ Best Fully Accessible Major Ride The open-air safari vehicle has a dedicated accessible boarding position one of the best accessible ride experiences at Walt Disney World. Guests remain in their wheelchair or ECV on the large safari vehicle as it moves through the real African savanna, viewing live animals at close range. The sight-lines from the accessible position are excellent, and the experience is truly extraordinary.
Zootopia: Better Zoogether Fully accessible 4D show. Guests may remain in wheelchair or ECV. Accessible viewing positions are available note that this show has significant sensory effects (sudden sounds, physical sensations) worth preparing for.
Festival of the Lion King ⭐ Best Accessible Show. A Celebration of Festival of the Lion King: Watch the vibrant live performance of this beloved show without needing to leave your wheelchair or ECV. One of the finest live shows at Walt Disney World and one of the most accessible, a spectacular, high-energy performance in a purpose-built theatre with excellent accessible seating positions throughout.
Finding Nemo: The Big Blue and Beyond Fully accessible show with designated wheelchair positions.
Feathered Friends in Flight! Accessible outdoor show; one of the park's most enjoyable free experiences, featuring live birds in a remarkable free-flight demonstration.
Gorilla Falls Exploration Trail Fully wheelchair accessible. The self-paced trail through beautifully designed gorilla and African animal habitats can be enjoyed entirely from a wheelchair, at whatever pace suits the group.
Maharajah Jungle Trek (excluding aviary section) The main jungle trek walking trail is fully wheelchair accessible. The aviary section requires a Cast Member consultation (see service animals section) but is generally accessible by wheelchair.
Conservation Station The Wildlife Express Train to Bluey’s Wild World has wheelchair accessible boarding. Conservation Station and the Bluey’s Wild World are both fully accessible.
Donald's Dino-Bash! (Character meets) Character meet and greet areas in DinoLand/Discovery Island are wheelchair accessible. Dino-Land closed permanently, Tropical Americas opening 2027.
Tree of Life exterior and gardens The Tree of Life Trails surrounding the iconic Tree of Life are fully wheelchair accessible some of the most beautiful and peaceful walkable areas in any Disney park.
Attractions Requiring Transfer
Avatar Flight of Passage: Transfer required.
Na'vi River Journey: Transfer required.
Expedition Everest: Transfer required.
Shows & Entertainment: A Complete Guide for Wheelchair Users
How Disney Handles Show Accessibility
Parade routes and some shows often have designated viewing areas for those with disabilities; they are filled on a first-come, first-served basis and cannot be reserved or guaranteed.
This is an important practical detail. Accessible show viewing areas are available throughout Walt Disney World and are designed to give wheelchair users and their parties excellent sight-lines but they are not reservable in advance and are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis on the day.
The practical implication: For popular shows and parades, arrive earlier than the general crowd to secure an accessible viewing position. Cast Members manage these areas and will direct wheelchair users to the appropriate location.
Parades: Magic Kingdom
Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away (current evening parade debuted July 2025) Accessible viewing areas along the parade route at Magic Kingdom. Cast Members manage dedicated accessible positions along Main Street USA and throughout the parade corridor. Arrive at least 30–45 minutes before parade time to secure a good accessible position.
For wheelchair users who find the large crowds of Main Street difficult, accessible positions in Frontierland or Liberty Square along the parade route are less densely crowded and worth considering.
Fireworks Spectaculars
Happily Ever After (Magic Kingdom) Accessible viewing areas are available in the Hub plaza; the best fireworks viewing position in the park. Cast Members can assist with positioning within the designated accessible area. For guests who find the Hub crowds too dense, fireworks are also visible from Liberty Square and Frontierland, where wheelchair navigation is more manageable.
For the most accessible and comfortable fireworks viewing experience, consider:
The Tomorrowland Terrace Dessert Party: a seated, reserved fireworks experience with excellent sight-lines and no crowd
A Magic Kingdom fireworks cruise on Bay Lake: the ultimate accessible fireworks experience, on a private boat with no crowds whatsoever
Watching from a Disney resort hotel beach (Polynesian, Grand Floridian): excellent sight-lines with significantly fewer people
Luminous: The Symphony of Us (EPCOT) The World Showcase Lagoon promenade provides excellent accessible viewing positions throughout. The open, flat promenade is ideal for wheelchair navigation. Find your position along the lagoon early and let the show come to you.
Theatre and Stage Shows
Every theatre and stage show at Walt Disney World has dedicated wheelchair accessible seating. Shows to prioritize for the quality of their accessible experience:
Festival of the Lion King (Animal Kingdom) the finest live show at Walt Disney World; accessible positions are excellent
Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular (Hollywood Studios) spectacular live stunt show with comfortable accessible seating
Fantasmic! (Hollywood Studios) a large outdoor amphitheater with dedicated accessible seating; arrive early for the best positions
Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor (Magic Kingdom) interactive comedy show with good accessible positions
Carousel of Progress (Magic Kingdom) rotating theatre with accessible positions in every section
Key Accessibility Tools and Services
The Disney Accessibility Planning Guides
Theme Park specific Guides for Guests with Disabilities include a map and detailed accessibility options.
Physical copies of the Guidebook for Guests with Disabilities are available at Guest Relations at each park entrance, ask for one on arrival. Digital versions are available through the My Disney Experience app and on the Disney website.
The guidebook includes:
Attraction-by-attraction accessibility information with boarding category for each
Show viewing area information
Companion restroom locations
Service animal relief area locations
First Aid station locations
Accessible transportation options from each park
Transfer Devices
Transfer Devices assist Guests transferring between a wheelchair and a ride vehicle seat.
For attractions requiring a transfer, Cast Members can provide transfer boards and other transfer assist devices at the attraction boarding area. These are available on request and allow a safer, more supported transfer for guests who need it.
Accessible Queues
The queues at Walt Disney World are mostly accessible meaning that having a wheelchair does not prevent you from waiting in the regular line. The attractions that do have a queue that is inaccessible require guests to use an alternate entrance and line.
Most Walt Disney World attraction queues are fully wheelchair accessible guests in wheelchairs and ECVs join the standard standby queue and wait alongside other guests. At attractions with inaccessible queues (narrow sections, stairs, or similar obstacles), an alternate accessible entrance is always provided.
These separate queues are not always beneficial as there are generally a limited number of accessible ride vehicles and these can be slow-loading. The wait time through the accessible entrance may sometimes be longer than the standard standby queue, particularly at attractions with limited numbers of accessible ride vehicles. Cast Members can advise on current wait time expectations at each attraction.
The Disability Access Service (DAS)
DAS is designed for guests who cannot wait in a conventional queue due to a developmental disability it is not designed specifically for mobility impairments. Most wheelchair users do not require DAS because they can access the standard standby queue in their wheelchair.
However, if a guest uses a wheelchair because of a condition that also creates a developmental or cognitive disability affecting queue waiting, DAS may be applicable , see our dedicated DAS guide for full details.
Attraction Queue Re-Entry is the relevant accommodation for wheelchair users who need to temporarily leave a queue: for personal care, a medical need, or another reason. This allows a wheelchair user and their party to leave and return to a queue without losing their place.
Practical Strategies for Wheelchair Users at Walt Disney World
Arrive Early with Every Theme Park Entry
Early Theme Park Entry: included for all Disney Resort hotel guests provides 30 minutes in the park before general public admission. For wheelchair users, this first 30 minutes is particularly valuable: accessible queue entrances are less congested, Cast Members have more time for individual boarding assistance, and the most popular fully accessible attractions can be experienced with minimal wait.
Focus Your Day on Category 1 Attractions
Walt Disney World is the most ECV-friendly Orlando park. The number of Category 1 (remain in wheelchair/ECV throughout) attractions at Walt Disney World is significantly greater than at any other major theme park destination. Plan your day with these as the foundation, particularly Kilimanjaro Safaris, It's a Small World, Jungle Cruise, Living with the Land, and add transfer-required attractions selectively based on your specific capability and willingness.
Consider Which Transfers Are Worth It
For guests who can transfer but find it tiring or painful, transfers represent a real energy expenditure over the course of a park day. Prioritizing which transfer attractions matter most and accepting that some may not be worth the physical cost on a given day is good self-management, not failure. Ride Tomorrowland Speedway? Worth a transfer for some guests. Seven Dwarfs Mine Train? Absolutely worth it for many. Space Mountain at the end of a long day? Maybe not.
Plan Around the Heat
Florida heat significantly affects the physical demands of a park day for wheelchair and ECV users. The period from approximately 11am–3pm is both the hottest and the most crowded. A genuine midday break, returning to the resort for rest and recovery, and a late afternoon/evening return to the park takes advantage of cooler temperatures and thinner post-fireworks crowds for a more manageable and comfortable experience.
Know Where Companion Restrooms Are
Companion restrooms: private, single-occupancy, large enough for a wheelchair user and a caregiver are available throughout all four parks. Locations are on the My Disney Experience app map and in the physical disability guidebook. For guests who need caregiver assistance with personal needs, knowing these locations before you need them removes unnecessary stress.
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Use Mobile Ordering for All Meals
Mobile ordering through the My Disney Experience app eliminates the need to navigate busy counter-service queue lines. Orders can be placed from anywhere in the park, and collections are managed through a designated mobile order window, typically easier to access than the main service counter. Use it for every quick-service meal.
Contact Disney in Advance for Complex Needs
Walt Disney World Resort offers tips and a variety of programs to assist Guests with disabilities. For guests with specific, complex mobility needs: particularly regarding boarding assistance, specific ride vehicles, or assistance with transfers, contacting Disney's disability services team in advance is worthwhile:
Phone: (407) 939-7807
Official mobility services page: disneyworld.disney.go.com/guest-services/mobility/
Summary: Best Accessible Attractions by Park
Park | Best Fully Accessible Attractions |
Magic Kingdom | It's a Small World, Jungle Cruise, Carousel of Progress, Enchanted Tiki Room |
EPCOT | Living with the Land, Seas with Nemo, Turtle Talk with Crush |
Hollywood Studios | Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular, Galaxy's Edge outdoor exploration, Star Wars shows |
Animal Kingdom | Kilimanjaro Safaris, Festival of the Lion King, Gorilla Falls Trail, Maharajah Jungle Trek |
Park | Best Shows for Wheelchair Users |
Magic Kingdom | Hall of Presidents, Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor, Enchanted Tiki Room, Carousel of Progress |
EPCOT | Turtle Talk with Crush, Disney & Pixar Short Film Festival, Candlelight Processional |
Hollywood Studios | Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular, Fantasmic!, Wonderful World of Animation |
Animal Kingdom | Festival of the Lion King, Feathered Friends in Flight!, Finding Nemo show |
Final Thoughts
Walt Disney World does a great job of providing a welcoming and inclusive experience for all their guests. In fact, it is considered to be one of the best vacation spots for wheelchair accessibility.
The breadth of fully accessible experiences at Walt Disney World from Kilimanjaro Safaris and the Festival of the Lion King means that wheelchair users and their families can fill an entire, genuinely extraordinary park day with experiences that require no transfer at all.
The most important preparation is knowing exactly what to expect at each attraction before you arrive, having a realistic and flexible strategy for transfer-required attractions, and building in the rest and recovery time that makes a multi-day Disney trip manageable and enjoyable.
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So, when you're asked...
"Wheelchair accessible rides at Walt Disney World?"
These options should be top of mind.
This guide is based on current official Disney accessibility information and 2026 attraction data. Attraction accessibility categories, boarding requirements, and specific vehicle configurations are subject to change as attractions are refurbished, updated, or replaced. Always verify the current status at disneyworld.disney.go.com/guest-services/mobility/ and through the My Disney Experience app before your visit.
