stroller rental

[kailuagirl]

Anyone know what the charge is for a rental with a Disney Visa? Thanks!

Also, you can take them from one park to the next but not outside of the security check points correct?

Thanks! Trying to figure out whether to bring ours or rent one. This will be DD's last time in a stroller at the parks I think

 

[figment_jii]

I don't know for sure, but when I looked at the list of Visa Card Member perks, it didn't say anything about rental discounts. In fact, in said that regarding the shopping discounts: "Discount is not valid on previous purchases or on purchases of ticket media, gift certificates, Disney Gift Cards, Park Admission, Arcades, Disney Dollars, tobacco, alcohol, Outdoor Vending (e.g., in-Park balloon vendors, glow vendors), Add-a-Dollar (Wildlife Conservation Fund), postage stamps, rentals (e.g., strollers, ECV),..." (fine print #8).
https://disneyrewards.com/compare-cards/

Correct, you can take the stroller into both parks, but you cannot take it beyond the security check points.
https://disneyland.disney.go.com/guest-services/stroller-rental/

 

[lalasmama]

Other options:

citystrollerrental.com .... Not sure exactly how large/old your child is (I'm guessing kindergarten-ish since you are thinking this may be your last time taking the stroller), but their prices seem good--City Elite Single stroller handles a kid up to 48in and 75lbs for $60 for up to 3 nights. I'd pay $60 to avoid dealing with a stroller through an airport They also have a Bob Revolution Single ($45/3 nights for under 44in and 70lbs), or the City Mini ($35/3 nights for under 44in and 65lbs). That City Mini would be less than $12/night, which would make it cheaper than renting through Disneyland, *plus* you would be able to use it to and from your hotel. This is our plan when we take our grandsons in a few years, because who wants to carry sleeping kids back to the hotel?? They will drop it off on your check-in day, and pick it up after you have checked out.

Target and Wal-mart are also nearby, and you should be able to pick up a cheap umbrella stroller at either store for less than $20. Wal-Mart has Disney-themed ones. So cute! (But seen all over the parks!)

 

[OregontoDisney]

Other options:

citystrollerrental.com .... Not sure exactly how large/old your child is (I'm guessing kindergarten-ish since you are thinking this may be your last time taking the stroller), but their prices seem good--City Elite Single stroller handles a kid up to 48in and 75lbs for $60 for up to 3 nights. I'd pay $60 to avoid dealing with a stroller through an airport They also have a Bob Revolution Single ($45/3 nights for under 44in and 70lbs), or the City Mini ($35/3 nights for under 44in and 65lbs). That City Mini would be less than $12/night, which would make it cheaper than renting through Disneyland, *plus* you would be able to use it to and from your hotel. This is our plan when we take our grandsons in a few years, because who wants to carry sleeping kids back to the hotel?? They will drop it off on your check-in day, and pick it up after you have checked out.

Target and Wal-mart are also nearby, and you should be able to pick up a cheap umbrella stroller at either store for less than $20. Wal-Mart has Disney-themed ones. So cute! (But seen all over the parks!)

City Strollers are great. Their strollers are such good quality and easy to maneuver, we are using them again in a couple weeks which will make our fourth time of renting from them over the past few years.

 

[YukonMommy]

On most airlines you can gate check it for free, so I would say just bring your own. We always found it handy at the airport to have somewhere for the youngest to be while we dealt with luggage and carry-ons. With the saved $ you can buy a little something extra!

Have a magical time!

 

[Disneycanuk]

I'm renting from city strollers first starting Monday, they have been awesome and prices are great.

 

[ClaraOswald]

Personally, we are bringing our own stroller to use in the airports as well as to walk back to our hotel.