strollers

[jcgonczi]

Hi! Can anyone tell me what the strollers you can rent are like? Do they recline? Have a basket? How big of a kid can fit in one? I'm trying to decide if I should rent one or take my own. We are driving, so that is not an issue. THANKS!

 

[ALostBoy]

Hi,
Most of the strollers are hard sided with the exception
of the ones at The Studios and they are soft sided jogging
type. Here is a pic of my daughters in a MK Stroller.
It is a double stroller.

Here is a link to the stroller faq on all ears


Hope it helps.

 

[jcgonczi]

Thanks! That's a great picture of them. Do they have a basket underneath for stuff?

 

[disnut8]

When my granddaughter had just turned five, I faced a TON of opposition from my family on whether we needed to take a stroller. I went through a ton of advice. One thing to seriously consider. Is your child(ren) willing after a day in the parks, to walk back to the bus or car without a stroller? Once you reach the park exit, your stroller will need to be turned in. It can be a long walk for little legs. And when you get back to your resort, same thing. Since we were driving as well, I threw the stroller into the car and it came in handy a couple of times outside the parks.

 

[ClemsonTigger2]

They have mesh baskets on the back for stuff. (Water bottles, autograph books, then a bigger pocket for bigger stuff.) We also kept our backpack right on top. They are super-easy to maneuver.

 

[Got Quattro?]

One thing to seriously consider. Is your child(ren) willing after a day in the parks, to walk back to the bus or car without a stroller? .

IF they can't make the walk back, then the park visit was too long.

Sorry, but I know I am starting it all up again, but kids do not need to be in a stroller past age of 4.

You'd be suprised what a kid can do if you let them show you.

Plus, you have to schedule breaks and naps.

 

[MomPOM]

Those strollers look oh so comfy. NOT!

While I would love for my son to walk all the time (he's turning four) I can't imagine making him walk for 7 days all day long, even with breaks. If the kid wants to take a rest in the stroller that's fine with me. Heck, I wish I had a stroller sometimes.

 

[Mickeygolf]

We always liked using the park strollers. It was easy and the kids enjoyed them.

I guess the question I have is who determines that anyone over the age of 4 shouldn't be in a stroller? Seriously, who made that decision and where is it posted by the Surgeon General or any other health official that kids 4 and under should be the only one's in strollers.

We haven't used them since my kids were 4, but I really am amazed at people who think their rules are the only ones we should follow and the rest of us are bad parents.

You amazed me Got Quatro??

 

[disnut8]

Sorry, but I know I am starting it all up again, but kids do not need to be in a stroller past age of 4.

Who said the OP child(ren) was/were past the age of four? Yes, you are starting things up again but it's a parental choice. Not yours who knows nothing about the habits of a particular child that you've never met.

This granddaughter's stepfather (my son) was walking without a stroller at the age of 18 months. I guess I should say that all children should be doing that. Were yours?