Help me pick a stroller for WDW

[all4fun]

My dh thinks i'm nuts to even look at buying another stroller.

I know I'm in the minority but why not just make carrying the stroller you currently have on and off the busses your dh's job? When ds was that age, we took the "big" stroller and I never regretted it because it had everything we needed and ds napped in it better than he did at home. When he got older and wouldn't sleep in the stroller any more, I did buy a lighter weight stroller to travel with, but when ds was little it was nice having the more comfy one. jmho

 

[daisy2jae]

I use a stroller from WDW. It's too much work bringing my own. If I were to bring one I bought would buy one at Babies R Us use it on the trip and leave it behind.

 

[AlisonR80]

I know I'm in the minority but why not just make carrying the stroller you currently have on and off the busses your dh's job? When ds was that age, we took the "big" stroller and I never regretted it because it had everything we needed and ds napped in it better than he did at home. When he got older and wouldn't sleep in the stroller any more, I did buy a lighter weight stroller to travel with, but when ds was little it was nice having the more comfy one. jmho

That is an option too, that's why I posted my original questions...to get opinions from both sides on whether or not a new stroller is a good idea. My parents are coming on the trip too, so there will be plenty of extra helping hands. I just thought a stroller that folds up smaller would be easier for the buses and easier to push around a lighter stroller at the parks.

I use a stroller from WDW. It's too much work bringing my own. If I were to bring one I bought would buy one at Babies R Us use it on the trip and leave it behind.

We have to bring our own stroller because we'll need it at the airport, plus high handles are a necessity.