Hi Natalie! Thanks for bringing your question to planDisney.
I've traveled to the parks when my boys were the same age as yours. I even made the trip alone during the
Holidays at the Disneyland Resort, and while that might sound daunting, it's absolutely doable. When traveling alone, I wore my baby in a carrier and pushed my toddler in a stroller. Waiting in queues with my hands free simplified keeping track of my toddler, and once on an Attraction, I was able to unsnap the carrier and sit him on my lap on rides that required him to be forward-facing. Cast Members will provide guidance on how to safely experience an Attraction.
I worried about wrangling a double stroller by myself. I'm not great at collapsing them! So, I opted to rent a single stroller through the
Disney Featured Provider for the length of my visit. They also offer double strollers we've rented multiple times throughout the years, which are suitable for babies and toddlers. These strollers meet the current
Park Rules for entry to the parks. While these aren't the only double strollers that meet the dimensions, it is convenient to have your stroller waiting for you at the hotel, rather than worrying about transporting one from home. We always found their strollers to be spotlessly clean and in great working condition, which was very important to us.
At this time, wagons and wagon-style strollers aren't permitted, so if you don't have a double stroller that fits within the current dimensions for park entry, renting from the Featured Provider is a great option when you have an infant who needs a stroller. Alternatively, if you like to baby-wear, you can rent a stroller in the Esplanade for the day, subject to availability, and have your hands free to push. We even purchased an umbrella-style stroller that became our park stroller. They're lightweight, inexpensive, and easy to fit in small spots when it's time to park them while exploring. There are definitely multiple options!
Attractions with
no height requirement are a great fit when traveling with little ones. My little guys really loved "it's a small world" in Fantasyland at Disneyland Park, and there are lots of other classic Attractions in that area your whole group can enjoy. But you can also take advantage of the
Rider Switch Service if members of your group want to experience an Attraction with a height requirement.
I hope this helps!
Elizabeth