Should we bring a raincover for our Volos?

[staci]

We will be bringing two volos to WDW April 27th-May3.

Both are that mesh? looking fabric (the ones Target sells). Do these dry out as quickly as they appear they would

We do have two raincovers that would work on them (one is an old graco raincover and one came free with a kidco stroller).

From what I can tell it doesnt look like that is a real rainy season. Is it worth it to haul the raincovers around, or should we just chance it?

 

[Sharron379]

With out a doubt I would bring rain covers. We used ours like 3 times during our last trip. Our trip was from March 2-8. We had alot of late afternoon showers. And my boys would not sit in a wet stroller! They are just funny that way. It also served as a really good wind shield and let them sleep in the afternoon!

Have a great trip we cant wait to go back!
Sharron

 

[gwtw428]

We used our rain cover alot during our last trip. So many parents looked at our covered, dry baby and stroller with envy!
Mine is the plastic one that has the mesh sides that open for air...she was very comfortable!

 

[WDWorBUST]

DEFINITELY bring those raincovers. The one thing I forgot to pack my last trip this past January was a raincover - and I spent a whole day pushing a wet stroller around that DD couldn't sit in and then the evening I washed it and spent monitoring it on air fluff in the dryer. I wouldn't recommend drying one usually, but since that was my only choice (since we all know that nothing airdrys overnight in Florida) I did it on no heat and it took FOREVER - but it got dry and it looks great (this was a Quest the Volo might dry quicker). Then I ended up buyin an extra poncho to cover the stroller and that was a royal pain too. If you bring them and it doesn't rain - yippeee - but if you don't bring them and it rains - misery!!

 

[Tnkrbelle565]

Definately, Definately, Definately. We got stuck in a DOOZY of a rainstorm at MK last year (the park flooded in literally MINUTES). Stroller cover not only covers your stroller but you can also throw your bags, sweatshirts, whatever underneath and everything stays dry.