Anyone use a Baby Jogger at WDW?

[disneyandme]

Has anyone used a baby Jogger for a stroller before? Our is pretty light when folded, but the wheels do stick out some. It's an older model 1999-200. I can drive to AK and MGM and use the monorail for the others. Will it fit? Has anyone taken theirs on the bus? I'll post this on the family thread also. Thanks.

 

[WDSearcher]

Based on how wide it is, I'm not sure they'll even let you bring a jogger into the parks. At least MK and DAK -- MK because of the crowds and DAK because of the narrowness of the walkways.

Wasn't there a thread once upon a time about certain types of strollers not being allowed??

 

[disneyandme]

I just put my jogger side by side with our regular stroller and the width difference is only about 2-3 inched and the length difference is about 8-10inches. ( I have a very compack regular one)

 

[Disney_1derland]

I wrote WDW about this sometime ago. The official answer was that unless it has a swivel front wheel they reserve the right to not allow it into the park. However, they stated this is really only done when the park is especially crowded and at that they would give you a free rental stroller for the day and you would leave your stroller with the cast members at the stroller rental.

 

[disneyandme]

bump

 

[skiwee1]

I saw hundreds of double baby joggers in the parks this trip two weeks ago. I never saw anyone turned away. I too have read threads regarding this but have always found that they are permitted. It is just wishful thinking of a few that wants to believe they are not allowed.

 

[Disney_1derland]

Originally posted by skiwee1
I saw hundreds of double baby joggers in the parks this trip two weeks ago. I never saw anyone turned away. I too have read threads regarding this but have always found that they are permitted. It is just wishful thinking of a few that wants to believe they are not allowed.

I don't know how it would possibly be "wishful thinking" if that came straight from WDW's customer service department. If that is their policy they are within their rights to enforce it but as the letter I received said they rarely enforce it unless they absolutely have to due to park capacity.