Stroller on trains?

[missmary]

I've read that Disney strollers can't go on the trains at AK and MK, but can a folding stroller (not umbrella) go on the trains? My 2 year old loves trains, but I don't think we'll be able to ride if we can't bring the stroller with us.

 

[Kaler131]

I have brought on an umbrella stroller with no problem (completely folded up though)

 

[erika412]

We were able to bring a stroller (not umbrella- Graco Quattro) on the train at MK about two years ago. But it was slow.

Another option you have is to ride the train around the park. You can leave your stoller and enter/exit at the same stop. We did that for downtime one day and it worked out well.

 

[Avonlady1001]

We were able to bring our stroller (not umbrella) on the train. It didn't go on with us, but in a separate section. Ask the CM when you board if this is an option. If there's room, they'll let you.

 

[dancingdisneygirl]

You can bring your stoller with you if it folds up. My sister has a double stoller that folds and we always carry it with us on the trains.

 

[Syrreal]

I brought our BOB stroller on the AK train to Rafiki's. I just had to close it up.

 

[aidtrismommy]

You can fold it up and bring it right next to you. I have always kept it right with us the whole time, it never had to packed anywhere else.

 

[Dizisfun]

Yes you can bring your stroller on the trains. Just fold it up and if you have a Disney stroller you leave it behind, but you have your ticket with you so when you get off you can go get another Disney stroller.

 

[DISNEYNV]

We took ours on the trains at MK and AK! If they fold up you can take them with you

 

[missmary]

Thanks everyone! Looks like we'll be able to enjoy the trains and not worry about our stroller. We have a double Graco stroller and it does fold nicely. I so appreciate all the responses. Especially to a newbie.

 

[SueM in MN]

The ones that can't go on the trains are the park rental strollers and any other strollers that can't fold.

In general, folded strollers can go on the train with you (some of the very large ones may not fit).