Sit and Stand Stroller?

[scanne]

Hi. My family and I are heading to WDW in 3 weeks. We have two kids ages 4 and 6. Although they will most likely do a lot of walking, we still want to have a stroller with us for possible late nights or the exhaustion at the end of the day. We have two strollers, but my DD has exceeded the weight limit. I was looking at the Sit N Stand from One Step Ahead. Has anyone used this in Disney and how did it work for you? I know that if both kids are asleep, it seems less than ideal, but I'm really looking at it for in the airport and giving the kids some time off of their feet. Any thoughts? I really don't want to spend all the $$$ renting strollers at the parks - especially since you can't take them with you to the resort.

Thanks.

 

[LilGMom]

We used a Sit-N-Stand in May and it worked great! Our 2 yr. old sat in the front and the 6 yr. old used the back. We did find that when pushing the stroller if the 6 yr. old was sitting it was easier to turn and manuever and they don't turn as easy as the WDW strollers. Our oldest also didn't have any problem finding a way to sleep as shown in this picture -

This was probably around 9pm one night heading back up to the room.

 

[Malela9]

I loved my sit & stand stroller, we used it on our last family trip to WDW. My kids were 6 & 2. It was heavy to push with both kids in it, and it was hard to push around corners with both kids in as well. But, it was nice on straight paths and to know that my 6 year old was not going to get lost. My ds8 will have to walk this time, not sure he is going to love that.
I am not sure that there is anything else out there that is as good, so go for it. You won't be sorry.

 

[Lil'DisneyMom]

I have a sit ans stand too, and was thinking of taking it with us in Sept. My kids will be 4 1/2, and 10 months at that time, so I definately need a stroller.
How was this stroller when on the buses? That is the only thing I am afraid of!