Buggy rental

[Belle's World]

I have a few questions about Buggy rental, is it possible to book the buggy for the full duration of the stay or do I have to take it back each day and therefore cannot use it to get back to the hotel.
Also I have heard these buggies are not that comfortable should I not even bother and just take my own? Should I take a bike lock or is it safe to just leave outside rides/shows?
TIA

 

[K11C12]

I have no idea what the buggys are like but we are bring our own after being advised that they are dirty and you can't take them out of the park so have to leave them each day!
We have flights with easyjet and with them you can bring up to 2 baby items free onto the flight!
I was also advised to bring a bike lock for the buggy if we leave it to go on a ride!

Hopefully someone will have first hand experience of this as I haven't been before!

 

[Lisa_C]

I have no idea what the buggys are like but we are bring our own after being advised that they are dirty and you can't take them out of the park so have to leave them each day!
We have flights with easyjet and with them you can bring up to 2 baby items free onto the flight!
I was also advised to bring a bike lock for the buggy if we leave it to go on a ride!

Hopefully someone will have first hand experience of this as I haven't been before!

We get free rental with our Dream AP - and they are not as bad as people think.
True they are rigid and don't recline, but they are big enough for an adult to sit in whike watching Dreams *winks* and they are handy for putting your bags on (they have hooks).
You CAN take them out of the park, but you need to pay a credit card deposit to do so. But they are bulky, but as I said, sturdy enough to push an adult and 9 year old through the crowd after the parade comfortably *no we did not do that/ok yes we did*

 

[Cariadbach]

I would take my own!We hired one last year as dd became ill halfway through the week,it was ok to sit in but she couldnt fall asleep as the seat wasnt high enough,and it doesnt recline.For the price you pay every day you're better off buying a £30 cheapy in mothercare

 

[Belle's World]

Thanks for h replies, ones anyone know how much it costs per day?

 

[Lisa_C]

€15 euros a day without a Dream pass.....ouch!!