Klayfish
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- May 19, 2016
Folding a stroller and lugging it on transportation is the worst.
Not if the transportation is your own car. Sometimes we didn't even fold the thing, we just threw it in the back of the van as is.
Folding a stroller and lugging it on transportation is the worst.
Not if the transportation is your own car. Sometimes we didn't even fold the thing, we just threw it in the back of the van as is.![]()
When the kid can walk enough to do it in the parks. I never said as soon as they stand up on their own and walk two steps.Seriously? Some kids can walk at 10 months. There’s no way I’d recommend going to Disney without a stroller for a kid that little.
I know probably totally not the point but I thought I would mention just in case you were unaware. IllumiNations is ending this year (last show is Sep 30th) and will be replaced with another show starting October 1st called Epcot Forever.you’re coming back from Italy watching Illuminations
110 % correct. After that..its just lazy..I think preschool children and below should probably have access to a stroller. Kindergarten and up should be able to handle walking.
When the kid can walk enough to do it in the parks. I never said as soon as they stand up on their own and walk two steps.
None of us in my family (kids) ever rode in a stroller in Disney and started going as young as 3. It didn't kill us.
When the kids turned 4..NO stroller. They did great. Unless a child has a disability...over 4. They can open and close a park. If this 48 year old can...a 5 year old certainly can.
I told my daughter.."ill piggy back you, but you are too old for a stroller at 4." she agreed.
Nothing is more sad than seeing a perfectly fine and fit 8 year old in a stroller...and we all have, sad really. If my son was seen in a stroller at say..7, he'd get a beating at school..lol and i couldnt argue with it..lol
Certainly, if your child attends a school where physical violence is meted out to children for things like being seen riding in a stroller in Disney at the age of 7, that would be a good reason not to rent one.If my son was seen in a stroller at say..7, he'd get a beating at school..lol and i couldnt argue with it..lol
Im just saying in ANY school...kids still fight and get picked on..thats part of growing up a boy to man. It is what it is.Certainly, if your child attends a school where physical violence is meted out to children for things like being seen riding in a stroller in Disney at the age of 7, that would be a good reason not to rent one.