WDW Magazine April 2018: Beaches and Bayous | Page 99

PHOTO BY BRETT SVENSON
TRANSPORTATION ISSUES
Unless you are renting the in-park strollers, you’ll be required to unload and fold up your
strollers on most Walt Disney World transportation, including trams, buses, and resort
ferries. Most of the time there is space to pull your stroller onto the Monorail and the Magic
Kingdom Ferry without folding it up, but not always.
ROOM SIZE
Don’t forget that bringing a stroller or renting from a third party also means storing a
stroller. If you’ve got a vehicle on property, of course you can leave it in the trunk. But if
not, then be sure that you’ll have a place to keep the stroller in your resort room.
Sometimes people will opt to bring small umbrella strollers for this reason, but that limits
your features considerably.
OTHER PLANS
Will you need a stroller for other travels around Orlando? Do you see yourself taking walks
around the Boardwalk with a stroller? Will you want a stroller just to get from place to place
within your resort? In these cases, planning to rent solely within the parks is not going to
work best for you, but bringing your own or renting from a third party will be perfect.