Best Stroller for Twins at Disney

[KKTwincess320]

We are taking our twin-cesses to Disney in May! They will be 14 months when we go, and we currently own a City Mini Double Jogger Stroller, which we love!! but im afraid if we take it to Disney it'll be too big, bulky, etc. Any suggestions on single stroller that are easy to maneuver around the parks and will allow them to recline for naps and such? Thanks!

 

[Gracie09]

We brought our citi elite double last time with no issues. But if you really want a single (or I guess two singles) I would rent the citi mini from an offsite vendor. Or you could try a mcclaren single or double.

 

[hethry6207]

We have 28 month old triplets and I poured over old threads recently trying to figure out what to take, and it seems like a double like the one you have is highly recommended. We ended up buying a valco twin trimode with a Joey seat to sit all 3 in one not so bulky stroller. We go in 2 weeks so we will see how it goes!

 

[ErinTwinmom]

Ok so I have a side by side twin stroller so both kids can see. It is a graco ipo platinum. It is probably not the best stroller In the world but what I love about it is it is the same width as a extra wide wheelchair so it fits where I need it to go.

 

[CaraBoo]

For the last several years the most popular stroller rental at WDW has been the city mini. I've rented them, my sister has and many of our friends. The only hindrance is folding them for the busses, otherwise they are just perfect for the parks You should be just fine. I would recommend tying a bright ribbon or bow or even tying a balloon to your stroller…there are so many of that kind, it makes it easier to find in the sea of strollers

 

[twinboysmom]

Baby jogger citi mini. We have been 8 times with our boys and this is the best one I have found. We bought a Mclaren twin of some sort and brought it once and never again. Lousy sun shades and it doesn't have a full recline. And it was honestly just as hard to handle on the buses.

 

[SamSam]

We have rented from 'Magic Strollers' twice in the past year for twin grandson's. It was a city mini double stroller and we loved it! Even for us (not used to strollers on buses), we found it easy to fold and carry onto the bus. The boys were 2 1/2 the first trip and almost 3 the second trip, worked wonderfully both times.

 

[JediBonas]

We took our Mcclaren twin last year when the kiddos were 24 months. It was between that and the BOB, the Mcclaren won out due to ease and size of folding.

 

[nadira36]

We are taking our twin-cesses to Disney in May! They will be 14 months when we go, and we currently own a City Mini Double Jogger Stroller, which we love!! but im afraid if we take it to Disney it'll be too big, bulky, etc. Any suggestions on single stroller that are easy to maneuver around the parks and will allow them to recline for naps and such? Thanks!

We've used the city mini double and the much bigger valco baby tri mode twin. I'd take the bigger buggy in a heartbeat. (we've also done 2 singles, we WON'T talk about that nightmare ) Suffice to say, IMO, a double is much better than 2 singles.

 

[Goin2Disney2006]

I rented a City Mini double and LOVED it! I never had a problem getting in and out of stores or the room. I wished I owned one. It was easy for me to fold up and carry onto the buses. If you own one bring it.

 

[iluvbelle1203]

Thanks everybody! You guys have definitely convinced us to take the city mini! Since I love that stroller so much anyways it does just make way more sense!

 

[nadira36]

We have 28 month old triplets and I poured over old threads recently trying to figure out what to take, and it seems like a double like the one you have is highly recommended. We ended up buying a valco twin trimode with a Joey seat to sit all 3 in one not so bulky stroller. We go in 2 weeks so we will see how it goes!

I just saw your post. We used this buggy for our last trip. We EASILY hauled 4 kids on it - and could have had 1 more the boogie board on the back has a weight limit of 100lbs and can accommodate 2 kids.

Even pregnant, I could easily maneuver it.