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  • On Jan 24, 2010
    Michele from LA Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    I'll be in Disney World in mid May with my husband,4 and 2 yr. old. We're flying in and then staying at the Polynesian. Should I bring my own double stroller or rent one? Also, is it worth the $ going to a a water park such as the Typhoon?

    Hi Michele - last year, when we traveled to Walt Disney World as a family, my kids were two and four.  We always bring a double stroller with us, rather than renting, because we generally need the stroller at our resort and in the airport.  The rental strollers are only available for use in the parks, and can't be taken to the resorts.

    As for the water parks - the weather in May should be warm enough, but I'm not sure how much your little ones will get out of a visit there.  We typically just visit the parks, and sometimes Downtown Disney, and then use the hotel pool.

    Have a great vacation!
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Meet the Panelist: Jodi, Massachusetts

My name is Jodi from Massachusetts.  I am married with 2 children and work as a writer and consultant. I really look forward to helping parents everywhere plan a vacation within their budget that will truly create lifelong memories. Learn More About Jodi

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