Comments on: Would you bring a double stroller for a baby and toddler to DisneyWorld or wear a baby carrier made for hiking? http://qualitybabystroller.com/would-you-bring-a-double-stroller-for-a-baby-and-toddler-to-disneyworld-or-wear-a-baby-carrier-made-for-hiking/ Tue, 22 May 2012 16:36:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Ms.Hockey! http://qualitybabystroller.com/would-you-bring-a-double-stroller-for-a-baby-and-toddler-to-disneyworld-or-wear-a-baby-carrier-made-for-hiking/comment-page-1/#comment-3622 Ms.Hockey! Sun, 05 Sep 2010 21:49:59 +0000 http://qualitybabystroller.com/would-you-bring-a-double-stroller-for-a-baby-and-toddler-to-disneyworld-or-wear-a-baby-carrier-made-for-hiking/#comment-3622 Bring the stroller, I pretty sure they are allowed I see them all the time and they RENT them out to guests, so I don't know why they wouldn't be allowed. With a stroller you can store more and not have to carry as much, and you can push the kids and know where they are at all times. Plus its going to be hot so your not going to want to carry the kiddos on your body all the time. and even if the toddler gets out to walk a younger kid could take a ride. trust me, the kids will get tired and you'll want to keep the comfortable. My sister was a cast member and the last time we went with her sister in law and her two boys who were like 5 and 7 at the time we rented a stroller with her discount for them ( a double) and pushed them around because they would get so tired and cranky, it was nice in the crowds too cuz we could zip through and not worry about holding hands or them getting lost in the crowd. The lines have options for baby swap, where one parent goes on the ride and the other waits with the kids that can't ride and then they swap out. It is very nice. we also took the baby carrier for my 2 yr old niece for lines and shows so both is very helpful. You have to park your stroller for shows and rides and most restaurants so the carrier comes in handy!<a href="http://www.qualitylawnmower.com/robotic-lawn-mower.htm"> Ms.Hockey!</a> Bring the stroller, I pretty sure they are allowed I see them all the time and they RENT them out to guests, so I don’t know why they wouldn’t be allowed.
With a stroller you can store more and not have to carry as much, and you can push the kids and know where they are at all times. Plus its going to be hot so your not going to want to carry the kiddos on your body all the time. and even if the toddler gets out to walk a younger kid could take a ride. trust me, the kids will get tired and you’ll want to keep the comfortable. My sister was a cast member and the last time we went with her sister in law and her two boys who were like 5 and 7 at the time we rented a stroller with her discount for them ( a double) and pushed them around because they would get so tired and cranky, it was nice in the crowds too cuz we could zip through and not worry about holding hands or them getting lost in the crowd.
The lines have options for baby swap, where one parent goes on the ride and the other waits with the kids that can’t ride and then they swap out. It is very nice. we also took the baby carrier for my 2 yr old niece for lines and shows so both is very helpful. You have to park your stroller for shows and rides and most restaurants so the carrier comes in handy! Ms.Hockey!

]]> By: Gray's Mom http://qualitybabystroller.com/would-you-bring-a-double-stroller-for-a-baby-and-toddler-to-disneyworld-or-wear-a-baby-carrier-made-for-hiking/comment-page-1/#comment-3621 Gray's Mom Sun, 05 Sep 2010 06:14:20 +0000 http://qualitybabystroller.com/would-you-bring-a-double-stroller-for-a-baby-and-toddler-to-disneyworld-or-wear-a-baby-carrier-made-for-hiking/#comment-3621 I would bring a double stroller and a carrier, you are not going to want your child in a carrier the whole time, I imagine it would be just too exhausting. We brought a Bjorn, and a stroller, and truthfully rarely used the Bjorn. I imagine the 5 yr old will have to be good and stand by you in line, the toddler may get rowdy and you may have to carry, so if there are only 2 adults it may be a good idea to have the infant in the carrier while in line, at least then your arms are free. Remember that some rides are continuously loading, which means they won't stop for you, which would be hard to corral all the kids on together without 2 free arms. Make sure the carrier is one that you can transfer to a ride w/out taking it off, you might want to look at a front loader, so you can just slide onto a ride.<a href="http://www.djthings.com/stanton-m3038"> Gray's Mom</a> I would bring a double stroller and a carrier, you are not going to want your child in a carrier the whole time, I imagine it would be just too exhausting. We brought a Bjorn, and a stroller, and truthfully rarely used the Bjorn. I imagine the 5 yr old will have to be good and stand by you in line, the toddler may get rowdy and you may have to carry, so if there are only 2 adults it may be a good idea to have the infant in the carrier while in line, at least then your arms are free. Remember that some rides are continuously loading, which means they won’t stop for you, which would be hard to corral all the kids on together without 2 free arms. Make sure the carrier is one that you can transfer to a ride w/out taking it off, you might want to look at a front loader, so you can just slide onto a ride. Gray’s Mom

]]> By: rpf5 http://qualitybabystroller.com/would-you-bring-a-double-stroller-for-a-baby-and-toddler-to-disneyworld-or-wear-a-baby-carrier-made-for-hiking/comment-page-1/#comment-3620 rpf5 Fri, 03 Sep 2010 11:03:26 +0000 http://qualitybabystroller.com/would-you-bring-a-double-stroller-for-a-baby-and-toddler-to-disneyworld-or-wear-a-baby-carrier-made-for-hiking/#comment-3620 In theory, double wide strollers are not permitted. Most of he time they don't care. Have the stroller folded close when you enter & they won't notice. Strollers are not permitted in the wait lines. You have to park them nearby, put something on it so you can tell yours apart from all the others.<a href="http://www.jewelrymakingidea.com/jewelry-making-pattern.htm"> rpf5</a> In theory, double wide strollers are not permitted. Most of he time they don’t care. Have the stroller folded close when you enter & they won’t notice. Strollers are not permitted in the wait lines. You have to park them nearby, put something on it so you can tell yours apart from all the others. rpf5

]]> By: MomSezNo http://qualitybabystroller.com/would-you-bring-a-double-stroller-for-a-baby-and-toddler-to-disneyworld-or-wear-a-baby-carrier-made-for-hiking/comment-page-1/#comment-3619 MomSezNo Tue, 31 Aug 2010 07:11:36 +0000 http://qualitybabystroller.com/would-you-bring-a-double-stroller-for-a-baby-and-toddler-to-disneyworld-or-wear-a-baby-carrier-made-for-hiking/#comment-3619 Wow - I would never even TAKE a toddler and baby to WDW, certainly not in the summer. Can they be left with grandma and grandpa or and aunt and uncle at home? In the summer there are massive crowds, it's hot and humid and rainy and the lines are horrible. If I HAD to take a toddler and a baby, I'd use one of WDW's strollers or take my own single umbrella-type stroller and do the pack, although that's going to get hot - for both you and the baby. Parents are going to have to take turns staying with the wee ones while the other takes the older kids on the rides, etc. And, everyone is going to get cranky, so you'll need to plan lots of rest stops and/or leave the park to go back to the hotel and nap/swim, etc., just for a break. Don't try to do too much at once or in one day. You might want to get the book on "WDW with Kids" [or something like that] to help you plan. Be sure and take water [if that's allowed] and use lots of sun screen. Hope you have a good time, whatever you decide to do. WDW is awesome!<a href="http://www.secretfinance.com/offshore/offshore-st-vincent.htm"> MomSezNo</a> Wow - I would never even TAKE a toddler and baby to WDW, certainly not in the summer. Can they be left with grandma and grandpa or and aunt and uncle at home? In the summer there are massive crowds, it’s hot and humid and rainy and the lines are horrible. If I HAD to take a toddler and a baby, I’d use one of WDW’s strollers or take my own single umbrella-type stroller and do the pack, although that’s going to get hot - for both you and the baby. Parents are going to have to take turns staying with the wee ones while the other takes the older kids on the rides, etc. And, everyone is going to get cranky, so you’ll need to plan lots of rest stops and/or leave the park to go back to the hotel and nap/swim, etc., just for a break. Don’t try to do too much at once or in one day.

You might want to get the book on “WDW with Kids” [or something like that] to help you plan. Be sure and take water [if that's allowed] and use lots of sun screen.

Hope you have a good time, whatever you decide to do. WDW is awesome! MomSezNo

]]> By: kitataka http://qualitybabystroller.com/would-you-bring-a-double-stroller-for-a-baby-and-toddler-to-disneyworld-or-wear-a-baby-carrier-made-for-hiking/comment-page-1/#comment-3618 kitataka Sat, 28 Aug 2010 09:39:54 +0000 http://qualitybabystroller.com/would-you-bring-a-double-stroller-for-a-baby-and-toddler-to-disneyworld-or-wear-a-baby-carrier-made-for-hiking/#comment-3618 A double stroller, there are spots to put strollers near rides, restrooms, restraunts, and shows. Carry the baby and if the toddler can walk let him walk holding hands of course. If the one of the three other kids is old enough let them or your husband hold one. TIP: Be sure to check certain height limit and requirence, also see if the ride or show may be frightening for younger kids. You can find both of these on a map of the park, which the maps are located at the entrance of the park.<a href="http://www.batterybackupguide.com/backup-battery-ipod.htm"> kitataka</a> A double stroller, there are spots to put strollers near rides, restrooms, restraunts, and shows. Carry the baby and if the toddler can walk let him walk holding hands of course. If the one of the three other kids is old enough let them or your husband hold one. TIP: Be sure to check certain height limit and requirence, also see if the ride or show may be frightening for younger kids. You can find both of these on a map of the park, which the maps are located at the entrance of the park. kitataka

]]> By: Jane http://qualitybabystroller.com/would-you-bring-a-double-stroller-for-a-baby-and-toddler-to-disneyworld-or-wear-a-baby-carrier-made-for-hiking/comment-page-1/#comment-3617 Jane Wed, 25 Aug 2010 08:00:44 +0000 http://qualitybabystroller.com/would-you-bring-a-double-stroller-for-a-baby-and-toddler-to-disneyworld-or-wear-a-baby-carrier-made-for-hiking/#comment-3617 Strollers can not go in the wait lines at Disney. I would still being the stroller but they do need to be parked outside the rides.<a href="http://www.cargearusa.com/srch/srch.php?q=toyota"> Jane</a> Strollers can not go in the wait lines at Disney. I would still being the stroller but they do need to be parked outside the rides. Jane

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