Pull along wagons!

[Adelaide2015]

Hi everyone

New to the forum, I just wondered if anyone could advise If I would be able to bring the above into the parks in DLPR. We are travelling with two four year olds in a few weeks and know that they will definitely get tired at some point during the day, they are to big for pushchairs and the hire chairs look very uncomfortable so I wondered if I would be able to bring the wagon in for them to ride around in? It is about 89cm long and 50cm wide, its a toby wagon, cannot post a link to show the picture of it!

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

 

[Jonjo]

I've seen these little red wagon in use by guest at DLP, but remember to take a good lock for it and lock it up when on the rides otherwise it may not be there when you get off.

 

[Tinkjon]

They defintiely aren't too big for pushchairs! My (large) 6.5 year old was in one in Florida earlier this year. I think it would be much easier to push a buggy than pull a wagon. Sorry, that doesn't answer your question though

 

[thephoo]

I put my DD1 in a buggy when she was 4, despite being out of one at home for ages! It just makes everything so much easier! She was able to nap and we could enjoy the park at our leisure

 

[ILOVEDLP]

Hi I've seen the red wagons in the park too.
I used I buggy till our boys where 5 on disney trip also on trips to the zoo the get tried.

 

[Tinkjon]

My 11 year old even fits in ours - we refused to push her though, way too heavy

 

[Lisa_C]

I fit in a hired buggy l, and I don't mind being pushed after a long day haha!!!
We usually get a free one with our AP to put the bags etc on ;-)

 

[Anemone]

But I assume that with 2 4 yr old you would need 2 buggies?