Stroller Question - Glider Boards

[pixiedust23]

I know it was rumored that effective in May glider boards on strollers would no longer be permitted at WDW. Our last trip was in April, so I didn't really follow up because it wasn't going to affect us. However, we're going next week and when I read the regulations on Disney's website it does NOT state that glider boards are prohibited. So were they not banned? Thanks!

 

[KayaWildfire]

I have no idea what the official stance is, but we saw plenty of people that were using them over Christmas break this year.

 

[2019TripIdeas]

I'm assuming they might only be an issue where they add extra length to a stroller that barely fits within the measurement quota. That said, I wonder if they explicitly ask for them to be unfolded/down when or if they're double checking.

We have one for our Baby Jogger City GT (side by side) and it doesn't really add a significant amount of length but I could see where maybe on a tandem front & back (City Select? Joovy caboose maybe although I don't know if that even has a board?) it would add to the overall length?

We're probably not bringing our glider board because our kid that would be using it is 5 & capable of walking the day with some good breaks, and I find it makes the GT more annoying/awkward to push, but I hadn't even heard this.

 

[pixiedust23]

I'm assuming they might only be an issue where they add extra length to a stroller that barely fits within the measurement quota. That said, I wonder if they explicitly ask for them to be unfolded/down when or if they're double checking.

We have one for our Baby Jogger City GT (side by side) and it doesn't really add a significant amount of length but I could see where maybe on a tandem front & back (City Select? Joovy caboose maybe although I don't know if that even has a board?) it would add to the overall length?

We're probably not bringing our glider board because our kid that would be using it is 5 & capable of walking the day with some good breaks, and I find it makes the GT more annoying/awkward to push, but I hadn't even heard this.

It's for our 5 year old as well and it doesn't add any length to the stroller. It's an UB Cruz, so def within the limits.