Hi, thanks for asking. A shame you commented anonymously as I could have sent you a response with more details!
The blogging world has changed—and I had to change with it. I took most of my personal stuff off my blog for several reasons.
But yes, I’m okay, still here!

Thanks for asking—that’s definitely something worth looking into for peace of mind. I’d recommend checking directly with the rental company, as they can give you the details on their damage waiver and whether they offer options for theft or loss. It’s also a good idea to review your travel insurance policy, as some plans may offer coverage for mobility aids. Hope that helps, and have a magical trip!

Most of the shops that I’ve been into at the parks and in the resorts at Walt Disney World are fine with going in with a scooter. You might have to be a bit more patient as you wait for a spot to drive through, but there is generally space to go in. I can’t think of any where I have had a problem. Universal (should you go there, is different – not as accommodating) Any questions or concerns, just ask and I’ll do my best to help/reassure! Have a great time at WDW! xx

Thanks, I will be calling Buena Vista Rentals to reserve mine for February.

Hi Dot,
I’m glad this post has helped you.
For absolutely correct info I do suggest contacting Buena Vista Rentals direct; however the scooters are able to go on the Monorail, Disney buses and the ferry boat at Magic Kingdom, as well as the Friendship Boats at Epcot.
I used the Monorail yesterday with no problem. There isn’t a separate line but the Cast Members direct you to the Monorail car that is for scooters. My family and I go into the same car no problem. I hope this all helps.