Magic Kingdom strollers

[KimWDW]

Does anyone have a photo of what the strollers at the MK look like? We're bringing our umbrella stroller anyway, but if the strollers at the MK are much better we might rent one for the day there. My son won't nap in his umbrella stroller, but if the Disney ones recline, maybe we won't have to head back to POP for nap and we can just stay there.

 

[FLPrincessMom]

The strollers don't recline. I found a picture of one on allearsnet... here's the link

http://allearsnet.com/tp/mk/mk_stro1.jpg

 

[2x_dis_dad]

They are hard plastic. They don't recline. Here is a picture of it. It is the blue one on the right with the kid asleep in it.

Here is a link to the picture if it doesnt show up. I am sure my dad and my father in law will love being displayed on here.

http://www.ethanandchloe.com/images/eandcdisney104.jpg

 

[2princesses1pea]

the strollers don't recline, but they are huge and I saw alot of kids sleeping in them..

 

[4forDis]

The only advantage to this stroller is the large canopy to block the sun and the child can stretch out their legs. It is not the best for sleeping. My daughter fell asleep in it out of sheer exhaustion and ended up with her head flopping forward...very uncomfortable.

 

[AmyBeth68]

I've used the double strollers at WDW for my past several trips. They do not recline...but we go back to the resort for naps and our kids are on the older side, not toddlers, so they don't fall asleep at the parks anymore . If you have babies or toddlers...definitely bring your own. If it's just to ease the walking for pre-schoolers or early elementary kids, I think the strollers are great. They have a nice canopy and a storage area. We throw some towels in them to make them a little "softer".

Just one hint if you choose to use them...we always carry anti-bacterial wipies and give them a good cleaning before the kids sit in them. Just extra protection LOL!