Stroller for two for trip to Disney

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    Originally Posted By PrincessAlisa

    Hi,

    I'm looking for advice on what stroller to take on a trip to Disney world. At the time of the trip our son will have just turned four, and our daughter will be 18 months. We currently have a Bob Duallie revolution and a Peg perego p3. we also have a older mac techno. I was recently thinking of selling the bob duallie as i was mainly using it for an exercise class that I'm not taking both kids to anymore. It is a bit wide for the sidewalks in our street. I could sell it for close to what I paid for it as I got a great deal on closeout at local store. However, I'm wondering if I should hang onto it for our trip. How is the Duallie traveling in airports? how do you get it through security? I think the p3 would be easier to travel with, but am wondering if the standing board will be enough for my four year old for the long Disney walks. We could also bring an umbrella with the peg perego to have handy.

    Im not opposed to buying something new if there is a double people highly recommend for travel.

    Thanks in advance for the suggestions!

    Alisa
     
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    Originally Posted By sun-n-fun

    Well I don't know particular strollers but here is my advise. If your son is healthy and able to, I'd have him walk. Navagating a single stroller will be so much easier for you and I know when my youngest was 3 he loved walking around. Renting one at the parks is also an option if you don't want to bring one for your daughter. Have fun!!
     
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    Originally Posted By PrincessAlisa

    I agree, I think he will want to walk most the time, but I'm worried about the end of the days etc. The standing board might be enough though.
     
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    Originally Posted By sun-n-fun

    We were worried too, but it works out. I'd suggest taking mid day breaks for the little one to nap. The older one can probably use a break as well. That may make him ready for a longer than normal evening. Pushing a single stroller is sometimes a chore I couldn't imagine a double. There will probably also be times when the little one wants to get out, stretch, walk if able, or will be being held. DS could hop in the stroller then.

    When is your trip? Funny how I get excited for people I don't even know when they are going to WDW :)
     
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    Originally Posted By gottaluvdavillains

    I would rather have the stroller and not always use it - than have to try and get a tired tot out of the park...

    My friend takes this to DL
    Graco Quattro Tour Duo Double Stroller-Ionic
    It's not too big - and she says easy to control - I have not pushed it.
    The Joovy Caboose might be a good option too since it's a sit or stand on the back.
     
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    Originally Posted By 2PrincessMom

    The last time I went to WDW, my oldest was five and my youngest was two. i didn't bring a stroller...didn't want to have to bother with it at the airport, and we didn't miss it there. Both girls were too excited to be at the airport. When we got to the parks, we rented a single stroller for the length of stay. The next day we upgraded to a double b/c the five year old wanted to ride to. Plus it came in handy for putting bags in. Only at night were both girls in the stroller together (we have an awesome picture of the two of them sound asleep and looking like a snake pit). I would recommend renting one at the parks.
     
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    Originally Posted By bobbelee9

    My daughter found that when she really needed a stroller was between starting to leave the park and getting back to her room. Her 5 year old was fine until it was time to leave, then he zonked out.
     
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    Originally Posted By A Happy Haunt

    ^^^Agree!!
     
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    Originally Posted By PrincessAlisa

    Thanks for all the input. Our trip is mid January. Im thinking I might take the stroller with the standing board at back and hope for the best. We might bring a cheap umbrella for the older one later in the day if needed...
     

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