Pic of Disney strollers?

[piraterose]

Does anyone have pics of disney strollers. We will have a 3-yo and 18-mo with us and we're trying to decide how to deal with the stroller situation. If we bring our own, we will have to deal with 2 strollers (my sister's, and I'll have to figure out something for my 3-yo since we no longer have one).

I've seen some of you with pics of two kids in one disney stroller. Does disney have any stroller that the seat lays down. My sis seems to think her 18-mo will take naps in the stroller if it lays down. (The child is only 14-mo now, so she's not anicpating the difference in the child between now and then.)

My family seems to think that the buses will be the way to go on this trip , so I'm not really looking forward to lugging all these stroller around, but I do realize that we will probably need them.

We have not done WDW with little ones before so I'm rather befuddled. I might let her being her's and rent our own there, depending on cost vs. hassle.

 

[Pooh Lover]

There's a picture of both kinds on Tour Guide Mike. Not sure if it's in the public areas though.

 

[5fordisney]

Hi. My children were 18 mo, 2 1/2, and 4 the first time we went to disney and 4, 5, and 7 the second time. The second time, we stayed onsite and brought an expensive umbrella stroller (I think it was a McClarean Volo) for our 4 year old (he was actually 6 weeks shy of his 4th b-day) and used it walking to and from the buses, airport, etc., as well as a second stroller in the parks. We rented a double stroller in the parks for both trips for the other two. We really needed that umbrella stroller for all the times that we weren't in the parks. It closed up small and weighed only about 7 lbs. It had a shoulder strap for carrying. I think it cost us somewhere around $100. The park strollers are nice b/c they are very easy to push and steer and you can put your diaper bag on the top. My 18 mo. did use the park stroller during the first trip (all 3 kids shared it) but he was only at the park for 2 days with us (stayed with grandparents off-site most of the time). We carried him a lot. I don't know if you are on-site or off and using a car or disney transportation. If on-site and using buses, I think I would bring 2 small strollers as there is a lot of walking before you even get to the parks. If off-site and driving, the park double stroller would probably be fine. Have a great trip!

 

[bibbity bobbity boo]

Here ya go...

http://themouseforless.com/tripplanning/wdwparks/strollers.shtml

 

[bartleby1]

I definitely think you need to bring a stroller that reclines for the 18 mth old. My kids did nap in their stroller at that age at disney. Actually, even my 6 yr old napped once or twice last year, lol! Plus, there is a lot of walking outside the parks where you won't have a rental. I personally would not want to carry around a tired 18 mth old everywhere, nor would I want to have to walk at the snail's pace of an 18 mth old as they wander off to touch every flower.

And, as far as your 3 yr old goes, you are probably at a borderline age. I'd feel more comfortable having one for outside the parks just in case, but if your child is used to do a lot of walking, it might not be necessary. You know your child best but just keep in mind that your bus stops may not be that close to your hotel room and you may have a fairly long walk at the end of a long day at the parks. A 3 yr old can be awfully heavy to carry, especially when you are exhausted yourself!

 

[MiniGirl]

Just for clrification..... Disney MGM Studios no longer has the strollers in the link provided. The strollers there now are just like the strollers at all the other parks.