Stroller to push around stuff

[laceemouse]

It is 100 times easier to get thru the parks without a stroller. Once you try it, you will NOT want to go back to having a stroller with you.

YES!!!! We drink from the water fountains or get free water when we need it (the water you carry around will get hot anyway, yuk!) If we need sweatshirts my kids know that each person has to keep up with their own once they take it off, tie it around your waste!!

Getting through the crowds is SO MUCH EASIER without a stroller. We just hold hands and snake through the masses of shuffling stroller pushers

There is also first aid in each park if you need it, why carry so much stuff

 

[Mikey'swife]

Not sure. We have done with stroller and without and I do like having it for my stuff but then I have a toddler. We carried a backpack before. But we are family of 5.

 

[mnosky]

I find this interesting- we have a stroller but really carry nothing in in. Maybe hoodies but if we didn't everyone would put around their waist, DH or I carry our one sling bag which is mostly filled with supplies for my diabetes plus sunblock, cards, phone. And that has been even when we had a child in diapers. souvenirs are sent back to hotel and if we stay off site, we shop at DTD and outlet (or you can send them to park exit).
I have tried carrying water but in the summer it gets too warm (even if starting as ice)and in the winter, we just don't drink that much. Recently, I've just gotten cups of ice water with lemon frequently and that has really been fine.

 

[joyjoy]

Strollers are for babies. They are not shopping carts, little red wagons, airport luggage trolleys, wheelbarrows, moving dollies, rolling luggage or coolers, pack animals or tuk-tuks. If you bring a stroller to WDW for anything other than a baby, I'm having a personal problem with it because there are too many freaking strollers at DisneyWorld! That's all! That's my only problem! I bet if everyone bringing a stroller for 5 years olds, souvenir purchases, extra clothing and food and drink for the day would just quit, the congestion in every park would improve drastically. I have no reason to care how much stuff you need or don't during the day; my only issue is that 4-wheeled vehicle you bring to haul it all around in because you x thousands of others doing the same thing make things unpleasant for others.

This is aimed at no one in particular. Just a general beef I've had since I began going to DisneyWorld 25 years ago. And yes, I have children and I love yours, too.

 

[daraddg]

As much as I see people complain and slam families with strollers on here I dont think I would go out of my way to bring one I dont need, maybe get a locker instead and pop back when you need that snack.

 

[daraddg]

Strollers are for babies. They are not shopping carts, little red wagons, airport luggage trolleys, wheelbarrows, moving dollies, rolling luggage or coolers, pack animals or tuk-tuks. If you bring a stroller to WDW for anything other than a baby, I'm having a personal problem with it because there are too many freaking strollers at DisneyWorld! That's all! That's my only problem! I bet if everyone bringing a stroller for 5 years olds, souvenir purchases, extra clothing and food and drink for the day would just quit, the congestion in every park would improve drastically. I have no reason to care how much stuff you need or don't during the day; my only issue is that 4-wheeled vehicle you bring to haul it all around in because you x thousands of others doing the same thing make things unpleasant for others.

This is aimed at no one in particular. Just a general beef I've had since I began going to DisneyWorld 25 years ago. And yes, I have children and I love yours, too.

please dont be judgemental about older kids in strollers you dont know what their situation is, my daughter is 7 and has many medical issues she can not walk the parks or stand in line for prolonged time, and we have to bring an oxygen tank becuase she is prone to mini strokes but to look at her you would never know she wasnt perfectly healthy.