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  • On Mar 1, 2010
    Kerri from NH Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

    Going on the DCL Wonder (4 night bahamian) in a few weeks with our almost 4 year old and 17 month old. Can we bring our double stroller on board (we'll need it for WDW after the cruise)? Also, do we pay full price for our baby to do an excursion?

    Hi Kerry,

    Greetings from one Granite Stater to another!  You are more than welcome to bring your double stroller on-board with you.  Although it sounds like you need it more for after your voyage, I will warn you that the elevators are very small!  A double-wide probably won't fit very well - but a front-to-back would be okay (if there was no one else in the elevator). 

    I would suggest that you fold the stroller up and store it either in your closet; or if you have a verandah I would recommend bringing a large garbage bag to cover it (in the event of rain or sea-spray) and leave it out there.

    As for the excursions, unfortunately yes - full fare is typically required for all guests, including infants.

    Hope this helps, have a wonderful voyage!
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