Strollers

[jloucks]

I love guests that think outside the box

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If that is a foam bumper, smart!

 

[jloucks]

Would you look someone with a medical need in the face and say that?

If I was still bleeding where they hit me? Yes!

This whole scooter discussion is a giant rabbit hole with a dead horse at the end of every tunnel.

 

[aliceismad]

Something tells me your dad can expertly operate that scooter. Most anti scooter folks are really just referring to the weekend warriors that rent them and are clueless.

And yet most anti-scooter folks never make that distinction so they come off as incredibly offensive to those who needs a scooter.

This whole scooter discussion is a giant rabbit hole with a dead horse at the end of every tunnel.

Agreed.

 

[Gabe1]

If that is a foam bumper, smart!

It is a NOODLE like the ones toddlers learn to swim with.

 

[Prince-1]

Babies, toddlers, and people with medical issues should be banned from the parks.

Nothing is more important than the convenience and comfort of the able-bodied adults walking down Main Street USA. Nothing.

Also, don't forget to ban those extra large "Buffet Action Figure" people who take up additional space walking down Main Street USA.

 

[Prince-1]

Otherwise I'd have taken that lady's cell phone and tossed it into the moat.

Uh no. You wouldn't have done this at all. Faux internet bravdo.

 

[thomas998]

Would you look someone with a medical need in the face and say that?

I would. Though a simple wheel chair would be a reasonable compromise. Many of the scooters are just used by people that don't want to walk, not that can't walk. So long as they have them, they should at the very least require them to move at a very slow pace so they don't run into the backs of people.

 

[thomas998]

I love guests that think outside the box

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Only problem I see with that is the height of it implies it must have very small wheels which could cause some issues with getting stuck in cracks and holes.... Though I'm not sure it wouldn't be banned under the new size requirements as it looks to be pretty long.

 

[King Racoon 77]

Having the independence of a motorised scooter is a godsend to some people. Not everyone likes relying on other to get around when there is an alternative. Way to be a

 

[larryz]

Having the independence of a motorised scooter is a godsend to some people. Not everyone likes relying on other to get around when there is an alternative. Way to be a

Tie soccer?

 

[Gabe1]

Only problem I see with that is the height of it implies it must have very small wheels which could cause some issues with getting stuck in cracks and holes.... Though I'm not sure it wouldn't be banned under the new size requirements as it looks to be pretty long.

I’m hard pressed to find anything wrong with the homemade stroller. Some people have great positive have problem solving skills and likely guests that have multiples are challenged daily to use there imagination with triplets. It beats all the negativity I’ve seen posted about the new dimensions. This stroller is very narrow, significantly more narrow than most double width strollers.

Caster wheels come on all sizes.

You are likely being mislead to the height of wheel because of the noodles that act as a bumper come 2” lower than the plywood base the unit was built on. I am pretty confident that the length was OK or Disney would not have allowed it in. Me I’m just impressed with the creativity. I can’t nitpick at it

 

[Tony the Tigger]

Oh, look - a fresh topic!

 

[thomas998]

I’m hard pressed to find anything wrong with the homemade stroller. Some people have great positive have problem solving skills and likely guests that have multiples are challenged daily to use there imagination with triplets. It beats all the negativity I’ve seen posted about the new dimensions. This stroller is very narrow, significantly more narrow than most double width strollers.

Caster wheels come on all sizes.
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You are likely being mislead to the height of wheel because of the noodles that act as a bumper come 2” lower than the plywood base the unit was built on. I am pretty confident that the length was OK or Disney would not have allowed it in. Me I’m just impressed with the creativity. I can’t nitpick at it

Hopefully not caster wheels in the back... It is impressive... though I really doubt think I would want to be sitting on a cart being pushed with hard caster wheels if the other option was the softer rubberized wheels on most strollers. Brings back memories of trying to use a pair of old roller skate that had metal wheels, you felt everything you went over probably down to the size of a pea.

 

[Gabe1]

Hopefully not caster wheels in the back... It is impressive... though I really doubt think I would want to be sitting on a cart being pushed with hard caster wheels if the other option was the softer rubberized wheels on most strollers. Brings back memories of trying to use a pair of old roller skate that had metal wheels, you felt everything you went over probably down to the size of a pea.

Likely the guest with the ability to design his own triplet stroller, cut wood, design seats with safety harnesses, mount wheels is also brilliant enough to also buy the correct type of wheels to push a dolly type stroller around.

 

[Gabe1]

Here is a stroller from Europe that has just made its way stateside. Not only does it fold nicely it is also a car seat. Nice solution for parents of very young children also wanting to use Uber or Lyft without the limitations of vehicles equipped with car seats.

 

[larryz]

Oh, look - a fresh topic!
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Now we know why the steaks haven't been quite as tough lately...

 

[ninjaprincesst]

I would. Though a simple wheel chair would be a reasonable compromise. Many of the scooters are just used by people that don't want to walk, not that can't walk. So long as they have them, they should at the very least require them to move at a very slow pace so they don't run into the backs of people.

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Wheelchair wear the person having to push out, especially at animal kingdom where there is so much uphill.

 

[Gabe1]

 

[Bullseye1967]

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Wheelchair wear the person having to push out, especially at animal kingdom where there is so much uphill.

I pushed my wife all around Epcot one very hot day when her knee went out on her. Epcot has a lot more hills than you would think!

 

[ninjaprincesst]

I pushed my wife all around Epcot one very hot day when her knee went out on her. Epcot has a lot more hills than you would think!

My point exactly wheelchairs really are not an option over scooters, it's just too hard on the person pushing.