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Rumor New Stroller/Wagon Rules and Enforcement - Effective May 2019
- Thread starter SteamboatJoe
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BasiltheBatLord
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Impose a stroller tax on all park admission.
Darkbeer1
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Is there a size limit on strollers that you b... | planDisney
Hi Peggy! Strollers larger than 36 by 52 inches are prohibited in the theme parks. You can find this, and other, helpful information on the Frequently Asked...
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So not much of a change, but the key is enforcement.
To relate, the ADA laws uses a maximum size of 30 by 48 inches in regards to standard wheelchair accommodation, such as a lift, or bus/subway access.
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TP2000
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Good luck with enforcing that. Pray for the CM's. I can hear the screaming housewives from Ladera Ranch already.
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Darkbeer1
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Can I bring a push wagon into Disneyland and ... | planDisney
Hi, Amanda! Welcome to the Disney Parks Moms Panel, and thanks for your great question. Hooray--your Disneyland Resort visit is almost here! I hope...
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Emotional Support Wagon. Boom. Problem solved.
Darkbeer1
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You have it wrong, I have an emotional Support Sloth or Anteater, and need the wagon to protect it from all the Dogs and kids in the parks......
Old Mouseketeer
Well-Known Member
What about my emotional support AR-15? I just don't feel secure without it--and no amount of Viagra seems to help!
Ismael Flores
Well-Known Member
Good luck with enforcing that. Pray for the CM's. I can hear the screaming housewives from Ladera Ranch already.
it will most likely be enforced at the security checkpoint. people are less likely to get off at a security officer
baroquehoedown
Member
Thank God. I understand the plight of the parent all too well as I have 3 children including twins that we took at a young age. So yeah, I get that sometime you need a double stroller or whatever. But I just got back from a trip where multiple people had wagons. I thought those were not allowed. The wagons were everywhere and took up way too much space. I'm really hoping this gets enforced.
Those wagons you see are those awful Keen push wagons. They have made them so they can be pushed instead of pulled to be "legal" but they need to have a NO WAGON of any kind enforcement. I have kids. It sucks to try to get them around with stuff, but honestly Disneyland is too crowded for wagons or big strollers. I hate the wagons and those enormous double jogging strollers. Ouch!
Chris Jarrett
Member
Saw this on Twitter. Keenz released a statement saying the keenz 7 will still be allowed in the parks but other types of wagons will not be permitted. Those keenz strollers are actually smaller than most side by side jogging strollers and fold up more compact too.
baroquehoedown
Member
See, this is some weird gray area though. Sure, Keenz says they aren't wagons. But, come on. We all know they are, if not in name, then definitely in style. I don't care if it's push or pull. If it looks like a wagon, is shaped like a wagon...it's a wagon. I hope Disney decides to define "wagon" in their policies in order to avoid these. Jogging strollers, too. It's far too crowded for giant strollers.
