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Easy Go Orlando · Prices checked · 4 min read
As of October 20, 2026, a mobility scooter (ECV) costs $65 a day inside Walt Disney World’s theme parks, $75 a day at Universal Orlando and $115 a day at SeaWorld Orlando, according to each park’s own website. Easy Go Orlando delivers one to your hotel from $29.90 a day with a 3-day minimum, so five days cost $149.50 before tax, against $325 for five days at Disney.
We read the rental page of each park on October 20, 2026 and put the numbers side by side. Below are scooters, wheelchairs and strollers, a five-day cost comparison, the rules that change the math, and links to each park’s own page so you can confirm the price before you travel.
Price per day inside the parks
| Scooter (ECV) | Wheelchair | Stroller | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Walt Disney World | $65 | $12 ($10 a day on a multi-day rental) | $15 single · $31 double ($13 and $27 on multi-day) |
| Universal Orlando | $75 standard · $95 with canopy | $15 | $40 (tax included) |
| SeaWorld Orlando | $115 | $42 | $42 (double stroller) |
| Easy Go Orlando, delivered | from $29.90 | from $14.90 | from $12.90 |
Disney’s daily scooter and wheelchair rentals can be used at another Disney location the same day with your receipt, if one is available. Easy Go prices are per day with free delivery and pickup at your hotel; the minimum charge is 3 days for scooters and electric wheelchairs and 5 days for manual wheelchairs and strollers.
What five days cost
| Trip | Inside the parks | Delivered by Easy Go |
|---|---|---|
| 5 days at Walt Disney World, one park a day | $325 (plus a refundable $20 deposit) | $149.50 |
| 5 days at Universal Orlando | $375 (plus a deposit) | $149.50 |
| 3 Disney days, 1 Universal day, 1 SeaWorld day | $385 | $149.50 |
Easy Go: 5 days at $29.90 before 6.5% sales tax and optional extras. Park prices are the daily rates listed on each park’s website.
The difference comes from how the rentals work. The parks price by the day, and Disney’s scooters must stay at the location where they were rented, so you pay again on every day of the trip. A delivered scooter is yours from the day it arrives until pickup, so it also covers the hotel, the bus, the parking lot, Disney Springs and the days you spend outside a park.
Rules that change the math
- Disney: scooters cannot be reserved and there is no length-of-stay rate for them. A scooter may not be removed from the place where it was rented. The deposit is $20, refundable, at the theme parks and $100 at the water parks and Disney Springs.
- Universal: rentals are subject to availability, and scooters and wheelchairs need a signed rental contract. Universal’s pages do not list a deposit amount or say whether a rental can be used at more than one park on the same day. Scooters and strollers are not available at Volcano Bay.
- SeaWorld: every rental must be reserved before the day of your visit, and the renter of a scooter must be at least 16. Deposits do not apply to online bookings.
When renting inside the park makes sense
- You need a wheelchair for one day at one park. Disney’s $12 wheelchair costs less than our manual wheelchair, which is $14.90 a day with a 5-day minimum charge.
- You need a scooter for a single day. Our smallest scooter order is $89.70 (three days at $29.90), which is more than one Disney day at $65.
- For three days or more, or for anyone who needs help at the hotel, on the bus and at dinner, a delivered scooter is usually cheaper and covers more. Current Easy Go prices are on our rentals page.
Where these numbers come from
Every park price on this page was read from the park’s own website on October 20, 2026:
- Walt Disney World: ECV rentals · wheelchair rentals · stroller rentals
- Universal Orlando: accessibility information · park information FAQ
- SeaWorld Orlando: parking and rentals
Parks change prices without notice. If you find a different number, email contact@easygoorlando.com and we will correct this page. You are welcome to quote these figures; please link back to this page.