2 kids: 1 double, 2 singles or rental?!?!?!?

[golden1]

I like the idea of having a seperate stroller that you bring only for the evening. I have a Peg Perego Pliko and this is a great solution for my 4 and 2 year old. However, I'm concerned that she will need something for when she gets tired later on. My MIL has a Kolcraft stroller and I will probably bring that.

 

[c4alymom]

I bought a Peg Perego Aria Double side by side online pretty cheap. DS is 5 and DD is 4. It is lightweight (only 14 lbs and folds easy) and you can carry with one hand when folded. The seats recline and the footrest is not as high as most, so my kids are pretty comfortable. I have taken it on two test runs to the mall and my kids love it. We bought it for our trip in Sept (9/3-9/9) and will be selling upon its completion. We bought for 200.00 and plan to sell for $100. We got it off of Albeebaby.com
We figured it would be nice to have our own instead of rent and after we sell, we will be out about what we would have spent to rent.

 

[mistaroo]

I kept kicking the the center wheel in the double. I had to adjust my walk so I can't imagine that for a week in WDW. Maybe my legs are too long ..I'm only 5'8".

If you are still interested in the side-by-side, I recommend the Graco DuoRider. There are no center wheels, just outside wheels (I really dislike the ones with center wheels, too). My 6'1" DH and I have no problems kicking the DuoRider. The stroller wasn't overly expensive for a double ($130ish), is the same width as a wheelchair, and is still going strong after many miles and two trips to WDW.

 

[anbouk]

Disney Stroller Info
This should help. It has lots of good info you need to know including prices and pictures.