Momof4girls
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We have three kids who will want to ride and I don't know which strollers to bring. I'm afraid I'll make the wrong decision and won't have the right combination with me, so help me out here 
We have a 3 month old, who at home uses a big ol' Graco Quattro. His carseat pops into it, which is lovely, and it's just a full-feature, all around good stroller. It pushes easily, has good cupholders, etc. He has reflux, so he does need to spend more time in his carseat than the average baby. However, I think it's too big to be bringing into restaurants with us (when allowed). It takes up a lot of trunk space. But it collapses in one step, with one hand, and I like that. Plus when he falls asleep in it we can just pop his seat in and out, which happens a good deal of the time.
We also have kids who are 4 and 2. The 4 year old is just about too big for the strollers (she's approaching 5). But, I know she will want to ride a good amount of the time.
I thought about bringing the rally twin and the quinny, but the rally doesn't fit in the tram ques. I have to take everbody out then collapse it just to wait in line (and that's hard with five kids, when two or three have fallen asleep watching fireworks).
Oh - we're staying onsite at FW Cabins, so at MK we'll probably take the boats and at the other parks we'll drive our car.
Options are:
Maclaren Rally Twin
Graco Quattro
Maclaren Quest
Maclaren Triumph
2 Quinny Zapps (like a jogger that folds up into a bag very compactly - it isn't shown in that picture, but it does have a good canopy and a rain guard)
www.quinny.com/zapp
DH and I will both be there, but it would be great to avoid both of us having to push strollers the whole time because we have other kids who may need to hold hands.
I imagine I'll also bring a wrap and the bjorn for the baby.
Any input?
We have a 3 month old, who at home uses a big ol' Graco Quattro. His carseat pops into it, which is lovely, and it's just a full-feature, all around good stroller. It pushes easily, has good cupholders, etc. He has reflux, so he does need to spend more time in his carseat than the average baby. However, I think it's too big to be bringing into restaurants with us (when allowed). It takes up a lot of trunk space. But it collapses in one step, with one hand, and I like that. Plus when he falls asleep in it we can just pop his seat in and out, which happens a good deal of the time.
We also have kids who are 4 and 2. The 4 year old is just about too big for the strollers (she's approaching 5). But, I know she will want to ride a good amount of the time.
I thought about bringing the rally twin and the quinny, but the rally doesn't fit in the tram ques. I have to take everbody out then collapse it just to wait in line (and that's hard with five kids, when two or three have fallen asleep watching fireworks).
Oh - we're staying onsite at FW Cabins, so at MK we'll probably take the boats and at the other parks we'll drive our car.
Options are:
Maclaren Rally Twin
Graco Quattro
Maclaren Quest
Maclaren Triumph
2 Quinny Zapps (like a jogger that folds up into a bag very compactly - it isn't shown in that picture, but it does have a good canopy and a rain guard)
www.quinny.com/zapp
DH and I will both be there, but it would be great to avoid both of us having to push strollers the whole time because we have other kids who may need to hold hands.
I imagine I'll also bring a wrap and the bjorn for the baby.
Any input?
