I have been to WDW before but never to Animal Kingdom. Where do I go to get my disabilty booklete inside the park. I have my own electric scooter. The one that tells me where to board the rides and has the little section where the CM's put in the time for my family and I to ride the rides? Thanks

There is no such booklet. There is a Guide For Guests With Disabilities which you can get at Guest Services (on the left inside the entrance).

AK was completely designed and built after ADA went into effect. All queues are mainstreamed, so you go in the same lines as everbody else for all attractions.

The shows have certain areas for seating for people in wheelchairs or ECVs, where there are four to six seats and then a space for two wc/ECV and then more seats, etc. These allow the person in the chair and a few people in the group (if a large group) to sit together.

The Safari ride has a special area where you are pulled out of the main line just before boarding. You can park your ECV in that area. There are special vehicles which stop at that load area which can accept chairs for people without mobility. One reason for the special area is that normally Safari Unload is quite a ways away from Load; with the special area Unload and Load are at the same location, so when you get off you can go directly to your ECV.