Perhaps that is because I'm jaded after riding the superb Ghostrider up at Knott's. The ride really seemed to struggle to get up the last couple of hills before the station. It is accessible to wheelchair riders via a steep, wooden ramp up to the station with a very tight little gate next to the turnstile. Ride operators do not help you board but give you all the time you need to get on. Parking is free with plenty of handicapped spaces.
Accessible restrooms are here but have no privacy doors.
Entrance to Belmont Park is also free. Not the place it used to be but if you're in San Diego, it's worth a trip to add this 75 year old woodie to your list of coasters. The updated information that follows is courtesy of Bill Nehring of Castle Park. Someone told us when we were there that this park was owned by the Knott family and there is a great similarity to Knott's Berry Farm in the ride park. This turns out not to be the case but the owner, Bud Hurlbut used to be associated with Knott's.