any stroller companies that can drop off/pick up at Anaheim Airport?

[Musiclover408]

We are flying into SNA Airport and was wanted to go straight to Disneyland from the airport without having to go to hotel first so am looking for a stroller company that we can get from the airport. I know in Orlando they have a company at the airport so it's very convenient. Any advice on this for Anaheim? Thanks so much!

 

[starry_solo]

I just did a search on the internet and came up with Traveling Baby.

https://www.travelingbaby.com/anaheim-california?order=20-strollers
It is best to call and ask, but are you planning to pick up a rental car?

The FAQs/questions says this:
Airports - Depending on your destination, airport service can be arranged in several different ways. With the exception of full-size cribs, items can be delivered to you directly at the same time you are picking up your rental vehicle or exiting the baggage claim area. Some locations also offer service to cell phone lots at the airport. All you need to do is provide your flight and car rental information on your reservation form along with an estimated time of arrival and departure. If you are not renting a vehicle and need service to your baggage claim area or cell phone lot please specify that in the “Special Instructions” section of your reservation form. To see what airport delivery options are available in your city please go to our Location chart.

EDITED TO ADD: I did a quick check for Anaheim and it doesn't look like they do deliveries to airports.

Also, wouldn't you still have to go to the hotel to drop off your luggage?

The reason why a company has it at the Orlando airport is because WDW no longer allows companies to drop off strollers, etc. They have one specific company that can store their strollers on property.

Found this one that delivers to SNA:
https://www.cloudofgoods.com/anaheim-ca/john-wayne-airport-stroller-rental

 

[KPeterso]

I just did a search on the internet and came up with Traveling Baby.

https://www.travelingbaby.com/anaheim-california?order=20-strollers
It is best to call and ask, but are you planning to pick up a rental car?

The FAQs/questions says this:
Airports - Depending on your destination, airport service can be arranged in several different ways. With the exception of full-size cribs, items can be delivered to you directly at the same time you are picking up your rental vehicle or exiting the baggage claim area. Some locations also offer service to cell phone lots at the airport. All you need to do is provide your flight and car rental information on your reservation form along with an estimated time of arrival and departure. If you are not renting a vehicle and need service to your baggage claim area or cell phone lot please specify that in the “Special Instructions” section of your reservation form. To see what airport delivery options are available in your city please go to our Location chart.

EDITED TO ADD: I did a quick check for Anaheim and it doesn't look like they do deliveries to airports.

Also, wouldn't you still have to go to the hotel to drop off your luggage?

The reason why a company has it at the Orlando airport is because WDW no longer allows companies to drop off strollers, etc. They have one specific company that can store their strollers on property.

Found this one that delivers to SNA:
https://www.cloudofgoods.com/anaheim-ca/john-wayne-airport-stroller-rental

I have not rented a stroller from Cloud of Goods, but did rent a scooter. I DO NOT recommend them. We had nothing but issues with the scooter and they basically said there was nothing they could do and offered no options. They made it our problem. The scooter we had was a beat up franken-scooter (parts from multiple ones) and held no charge at all. Would drop from fully charged to half charged just going from paradise pier hotel to downtown Disney. It was a nightmare and it was not a scooter weight capacity issue as my mother was at least 100-125 pounds under the weight limit. I know I wrote up about my experience after the experience on one of the boards, but not sure where to look for it.