Hi Angela! Thanks for visiting planDisney.
Little feet can get tired on a long park day. My boys appreciated sitting for a spell in their stroller long after they'd given up using one outside of a Disneyland Resort vacation. So, it's a good idea to make plans to keep your group going throughout the day. Bringing a
stroller from home that meets Disneyland Resort's current
Park Rules for entry or
renting a stroller is a fantastic way to extend your park day without having to tote your little ones around!
While it is always up to the discretion of security Cast Members what can safely enter the parks, generally, a stroller wagon is any push- or pull-style cart with a boxy wagon-type bed. Even if the wagon features stroller-like details like a stroller-style handle, canopy, or wheels and meets the dimensions for entry, wagon elements will result in it being flagged as a wagon. So, it's best to leave your wagon or wagon-stroller at home. You don't want to be sent back to your hotel or car to stash your wagon away and miss out on park time!
An inexpensive umbrella stroller was our solution. It's easy to fold up and lightweight to transport, and it became our go-to for the parks. Otherwise, consider renting, as it's convenient and won't require you to drag something from home!
Another great way to take a break during your visit with little ones is to book a
dining reservation. Disneyland Resort features dining locations with menus tailored to appeal to picky little diners, so they'll enjoy their meals as much as you will. Plus, you can rest your feet and chat about your favorite experiences from the day. It's our go-to when traveling with our boys.
I hope this helps!
Elizabeth