? Has anyone bought a stroller and had it shipped to the resort?

[squirrel]

There are so many more choices and better prices than up here in Canada.

Has anyone had a stroller shipped to the resort from an online website?

I'm looking at two different makes-Maclaren and Peg Prego. I'm having trouble finding the max. weight for the Peg models. I'm interested in the Aria and Plinko Lite.

I am 5'8" tall, so I also would like to know if the Peg models listed are tall enough. The Peg ones seem to have a little more features for less money. I am buying it for my 4 year old (almost 5) niece while we are at WDW.

Any help will be apprieciated.

 

[chipper10]

We have the Peg Perego Pliko P3. It has adjustable handles so that I can use it (I'm short) and Dh can raise them so it is more comfortable for him. I love my P3.

I don't have any experience with shipping it to the resort.

 

[squirrel]

How do the Peg strollers fold? Are they easy to carry? Small enough for getting on and off busses and the monorails? Also what is the max. weight capacity?

 

[Elmo888]

How do the Peg strollers fold? Are they easy to carry? Small enough for getting on and off busses and the monorails? Also what is the max. weight capacity?

The Peg Aria does not have an umbrella fold. The Pliko P3 has an umbrella fold. I thought that Peg stopped making/selling the Pliko Lite in the US (although I saw a 2006 at albeebaby.com), and I can't find it on the US portion of their web site. If you go to the web site, you can see a pic of the folded Aria.

http://www.pegperego.com/page.php?s...1b&pageid=UJVNL001&idf=04&idp=0000000162&cl=N

Anything with an umbrella fold seems to be easier to "man-handle". It just has a more compact fold. I had a older Pliko P3 at WDW, and it was fine for buses and monorails (you can just roll the stroller onto the monorail - no need to fold).