Lines and strollers?

[rabidstoat]

Asking on behalf of a friend, who will be calling Disney anyway to check but I just wanted to do some advance sleuthing for her.

She has a daughter who's nearly 3, but isn't able to stand on her own so needs to be carried if not in a stroller. My question is about lines. She doesn't want to have to hold her daughter for long periods of time in line, will she be able to get some sort of pass to take a stroller for the one daughter into line with her? Or is there an alternate arrangement, like waiting by the exit where her daughter can remain in the stroller for what would be her place in line to come up? (She has a twin 3-year-old and a 5-year-old as well who will be in strollers, but they can walk and stand through lines even for long period of times on their own, it's just the one daughter who can't stand on her own.)

 

[tobikaye]

She will need to go to Guest Services and request a "Stroller as a Wheelchair" tag. In the FAQ, http://www.disboards.com/threads/di...disabled-1st-trip-next-trip-wish-trip.595713/, in Post #6, there is a section "My child doesn't have a wheelchair, but needs to stay in the stroller. Is this allowed?". It explains the using the stroller in lines.

 

[rabidstoat]

Oops, I should have looked there first. I think the twins will have a double-stroller, do those normally fit? I guess if not she could use the older one's single-stroller in the line.

 

[SueM in MN]

Oops, I should have looked there first. I think the twins will have a double-stroller, do those normally fit? I guess if not she could use the older one's single-stroller in the line.

Double stroller depends on the size.
If the stroller is no more than 30 inches wide and 48 inches long, it should fit wherever wheelchairs fit.
Some of the ones with seats one behind the other may be difficult to make turns in line with

 

[gap2368]

I have seen double side by side stroller as wheel chair at Disney before