Hogwarts express question

[Sudcaro- Sudcaro]

Just wondering if it's kid friendly, and if it's possible to bring the stroller in it?
Although we will focus on our little one, I'd really love to ride this train and get a little Harry Potter fun! (provided we get a park to park ticket, of course!)

 

[JediMasterMatt]

You won't be able to bring the stroller into the actual cabin you are sitting in on the train; but, they will park your stroller just inside the entrance for the car your cabin is in so it will go along for the ride to the next park with you. The same goes for wheelchairs and ECVs. There is a relatively big space at each cars entrance to store them.

Since my wife is disabled, I was curious how they were going to make this work and like most things - I overthought it and they are using a very simple solution.

 

[belledream]

It's kid friendly. There's a different 'show' if you will going each way. Diagon Alley to Hogsmeade may be a little frightening, but only for a certain part. I think a kid would find it fascinating.

 

[opshannon]

Obviously every kid is different, but the only really scary thing on the ride is how bad the Hermione imposter is.
Gives me nightmares.

 

[MichWolv]

Just wondering if it's kid friendly, and if it's possible to bring the stroller in it?
Although we will focus on our little one, I'd really love to ride this train and get a little Harry Potter fun! (provided we get a park to park ticket, of course!)

Very kid-friendly. Very easy with the stroller. Nothing at all to be concerned about.

 

[MichWolv]

the only really scary thing on the ride is how bad the Hermione imposter is.

First time I rode, I actually thought she was meant to be Luna, since she sounded nothing like Hermione.