Stroller rental?

[howlongtillsummer?]

Hi guys, how is everyone this morning?

Thanks for all your help so far.

Another question!

I know I can rent a stroller at Disneyland Paris. Where do I do this? What are they like? Would they be suitable for a slightly older child the way the Florida ones are? What is your advice on getting one?

Whoops, guess that was four questions!

Thanks thanks thanks thanks!!

 

[cookie334]

I haven't done this before, but in the Studios it's just on the right as you enter the park. I think it's in a similar place in main park aswell but not 100%.

I've not been to WDW since 2004, so it may have changed, but when I was there the strollers were quite low and hard plastic things? If these are the ones you mean then the ones at DLP look slightly more comfortable (a bit like the ones at Animal Kingdom if I remember rightly) and are like a seat quite high off the ground by comparison. I've seen kids as old as 7 or 8 sitting in them before.

There is no raincover though and the seats do not recline (and are pretty upright).

I'm sure I read somewhere that it's 7.50Euro's per day to hire. We found it much easier to get a cheap buggy to take with us with a raincover and reclining option, but then we were only travelling from UK.

 

[dlpfan]

i read that the stroller hire is at 6.50euro daily.
and if u would like to take it out of the park to the hotels etc u pay 150euro deposit which is given back when u return the stroller.
in disneyland park the place where u can rent the strollers is at your right as soon as u enter and pass beneath the railroad.
hope this helps

 

[Cyrano]

We used the stroller for our 6 year old

 

[Jeccaboos]

The stroller hire in January was 7.90 euro. You do leave a deposit to take it between parks but I don't know how much it was as we didn't use this option. I am sure I was told though that if we were going into the Studios, to show them the receipt and we would be able to get one from there without having to pay again.

 

[howlongtillsummer?]

Thank you so much. You are all so helpful.

 

[Cyrano]

I am sure I was told though that if we were going into the Studios, to show them the receipt and we would be able to get one from there without having to pay again.

That is right

 

[Jeccaboos]

That is right

Cool, thanks - you know when you are not sure if you imagined it or not?!

 

[PoppyAnna]

Do they do doubles? And if so, are they the same style as WDW?

Pics anyone?

 

[Jeccaboos]

Do they do doubles? And if so, are they the same style as WDW?

Pics anyone?

No they don't do doubles.

 

[angel_nix]

Thanks everyone, this is all really helpful as Lottie has outgrown her buggy and whilst she walks most places now, I can see a long day in the park would leave her fairly exhausted, so it's an option for our next visit!

 

[thelittlemermaid83]

Joanne they are nothing like strollers at WDW, these ones are huge and bulky and they dont look very comfy at all.

 

[Morveryn]

I am sure I was told though that if we were going into the Studios, to show them the receipt and we would be able to get one from there without having to pay again.

Do you have to visit the Studios on the same day as DLP to do this or could we take the reciept to the Studios the day after DLP? Hope that makes some kind of sense!

 

[Jeccaboos]

Do you have to visit the Studios on the same day as DLP to do this or could we take the reciept to the Studios the day after DLP? Hope that makes some kind of sense!

You have to use the receipt on the same day as you have to pay 7.90 euro per day for stroller hire regardless of which park you are in.

Hope that helps.

 

[Morveryn]

You have to use the receipt on the same day as you have to pay 7.90 euro per day for stroller hire regardless of which park you are in.

Hope that helps.

Thank you thats just what i wanted to know.

 

[angel girl]

My 6 and a half year old used one as she wasn't very well, it can't have been that bad as when she was better the next day she was still nagging me to hire her another one

My hubby was told you couldn't take them between the parks-you hire it in one park, hand it back, get a voucher and then re-hire at the other park Could just be that he misunderstood though, I was surprised at the time that you couldn't take it between parks