jt04
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But there is more people. So there are more strollers.
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- Thread starter Mr.EPCOT
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But there is more people. So there are more strollers.
EPCOT Explorer
New Member
Nope, it's not. And perhaps they had a different place for them?
But if you look in the pictures, you barely see them. Now? Tons.
jt, when was your first trip/last trip?
WDW Vacationer
Active Member
Great,another stroller debate!
SirGoofy
Member
Well they need a better system for controlling/distributing them then. Because honestly...it's getting ridiculous.
_Scar
Active Member
They just need minishow buildings just for stroller parking. I can't even imagine how the new Fantasyland will be with all the strollers. Last time I was in the Land pavilion the strollers in the front were a jumbled mess.
jt04
Well-Known Member
The only solution would be people making their children walk. Can't imagine that happening in today's society.
SirGoofy
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_Scar
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jt04
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Wall-E future!
Worse than that. :dazzle:
EPCOT Explorer
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EPCOT.nut
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I don't think there were either. My Mom said they carried me at the age of 3 all over MK and they didn't use a stroller. Doesn't it seem like these days people carry so much more crap than the old days? I look at my old 70's pics and no one has backpacks and strollers loaded with crap.
:dazzle:Ah but I digress. The last time I had an anti-stroller/children remark I got a little :fork: from a gal on here. *ducks*
:lol::lookaroun
Jasonflz
Well-Known Member
It is somewhat understandable for the younger crowd or even if the kids are just too tired, but I agree.
People are far too lazy nowadays.
EPCOTPluto
Well-Known Member
Fortunately, the last few times I have visited The Land, strollers were to be parked at the convenient stroller parking area near Nemo.
Remember, that spacious lot deliberately built for that specific purpose?
Remember, that spacious lot deliberately built for that specific purpose?
Figment632
New Member
Why couldn't they just not allow people to bring in a stroller? If someone wants one that bad they should have to rent one :shrug:
EPCOT Explorer
New Member
You are online.I don't think there were either. My Mom said they carried me at the age of 3 all over MK and they didn't use a stroller. Doesn't it seem like these days people carry so much more crap than the old days? I look at my old 70's pics and no one has backpacks and strollers loaded with crap.
Ah but I digress. The last time I had an anti-stroller/children remark I got a little :fork: from a gal on here. *ducks*
:lol::lookaroun
:king:
Heppy day.
And yeah, I was carried or walked.:shrug: I remember doing a LOT of walking.:lol:
Yes, please, please use that. It would at least get them away from the entrance.Fortunately, the last few times I have visited The Land, strollers were to be parked at the convenient stroller parking area near Nemo.
Remember, that spacious lot deliberately built for that specific purpose?
Most ARE rented. Doing the reverse of this, and making people bring their own might be better, seeing people don't want to lug it around.
Figment632
New Member
You are online.
:king:
Heppy day.
And yeah, I was carried or walked.:shrug: I remember doing a LOT of walking.:lol:
Yes, please, please use that. It would at least get them away from the entrance.
Most ARE rented. Doing the reverse of this, and making people bring their own might be better, seeing people don't want to lug it around.
I guess that would work but it is a service that has always been offered :shrug:
EPCOT Explorer
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Figment632
New Member
Cut it.
Works for me. I always tell myself I am not going to bring my kids until they are old enough to walk but thats along time with out seeing WDW. I guess I could drop the kiddies off with the grandparents!
stainofmind
New Member
I really don't want to get into the stroller debate, but I would like to understand your stereotype on today's "society". Because as an active parent (marathoner and Ironman triathlete - so is my better half), I promote an extremely active and healthy lifestyle, but embrace strollers as an often better alternative to trying to convince a child under (we'll roughly estimate here) the age of 3 to stay on task, move forward, keep from being distracted, or tiring easily/quickly.
mcjaco
Well-Known Member
There's always exceptions to generalizations. You seem to be one of them, and I know I applaud you. :sohappy:
All one has to do is look at pictures of the parks from ten to twenty years ago and realize that strollers were not as abundant as they are now. Heck, you never saw scooters either.