Complementary strollers

[Msm1101]

What are they like? Am I better off bringing our own umbrella stroller or just use the baby carrier?

 

[Msm1101]

Anyone?

 

[PrincessShmoo]

What are they like? Am I better off bringing our own umbrella stroller or just use the baby carrier?

How old/big is the baby?

 

[lanejudy]

A couple of years ago they were PEG Perego GT3's, but I don't know if that has changed. I've read mixed reviews as to whether they were terrific or well-used and needing replacement. I believe there is a $250 deposit charged to your onboard account and refunded when you return the stroller.

Enjoy your cruise!

 

[teshawildlee]

I actually used one of these in 2014 on the Dream (I don't if they have changed or not) but they were kinda crappy in my opinion. They are those tri-wheel strollers but these were really hard to navigate. When I went to guest services to get one there were others getting one too and they didn't seem to like them either plus people kept getting broken ones (myself included) and had to swap them out. They were great at swapping them out if you got a bum one though but the "good" ones weren't that much better. This is just my opinion though and someone else might have liked them, I just didn't. I also brought my own umbrella stroller as well because I had two stroller age kids and that was kinda a pain at the airport but I'm glad I did. It stored easily under the bed.

 

[Quellman]

We made use of one of the jogging strollers at Castaway Cay, mainly for hauling stuff and a passed out napping kid. We drove to port so had our umbrella with us for port stops.

 

[Msm1101]

My little guy will be 6.5 months when we cruise.

 

[JTBE]

There were wagons and strollers on CC you could use.

 

[PrincessShmoo]

There were wagons and strollers on CC you could use.

 

[Msm1101]

Thank you