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Stroller Prices
- Thread starter GATORGIRL
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Prices for a single stroller went up a bit to $15 per day (13/day length of stay) but the big price increase was for the double strollers whose price almost doubled to a rate of $31 per day ($27/ day length of stay).
DisneyMusician2
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Many have suggested it worth the money to just buy a cheaper stroller in FL and junk it before you leave.
In many ways, it turns out to be a cheaper and more convenient proposition.
In many ways, it turns out to be a cheaper and more convenient proposition.
captainkidd
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I still can't believe they have the audacity to charge $31 a day for a stroller.:lol:
A lot of things Disney does I just don't think twice about. This one, doesn't effect me at all, as we always bring a stroller for our kids. I just can't imagine NOT bringing one with the intention of renting one, and finding out it was $31 for the day. I'd lose it.
A lot of things Disney does I just don't think twice about. This one, doesn't effect me at all, as we always bring a stroller for our kids. I just can't imagine NOT bringing one with the intention of renting one, and finding out it was $31 for the day. I'd lose it.
DisneyMusician2
Well-Known Member
I did it when it was cheaper, and it was still a hassle.
Many feel that Disney doesn't want you to rent one of their strollers, that they are pushing people toward other alternatives. This remains to be seen, but it would be interesting to see if the rental numbers had dropped any since the price increase.
Many feel that Disney doesn't want you to rent one of their strollers, that they are pushing people toward other alternatives. This remains to be seen, but it would be interesting to see if the rental numbers had dropped any since the price increase.