Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
The new WDWMAGIC iOS app is here! Stay up to date with the latest Disney news, photos, and discussions right from your iPhone. The app is free to download and gives you quick access to news articles, forums, photo galleries, park hours, weather and Lightning Lane pricing. Learn More
Have a stroller, they get tired fast. we rented one from www.orlandostrollerstogo.com it was waiting for us at the hotel and was nice to have as we were leaving the parks (sleeping children)
imo unless your child is use to getting up early, staying up past regular bedtime, being over stimulated, and walking 4-5 miles a day in, for instance while we were there this week, was feel like temperatures up to 109 degrees midday with 75% humidity then get a stroller or you'll get a child whose harder to handle than needed. you'll get tired yourself who needs extra cries of pick me up, grumbling with siblings etc... i say get a stroller, you'll keep your sanity and have a smoother vacation. if they want to walk and you're pushing an empty stroller part of the day you can always park it and grab it when you need it, you'll have a place to leave your extra stuff and when they start getting tired you've already got it.
I woud bring it...Our first trip my daughter was 6 and we rented one for the whole trip. It wasn't even a thought to NOT rent one. You will be doing an amazing amount of walking and will be so glad you have it...
My DD is 5. She has not been in a stroller since the last Disney trip. I am taking it for two reasons:
#1 She will need it in the parks or she will be too tired
#2 I can store all my cr*p on/in it
If averages are correct, you will walk a good 8-10 miles in a day. My life would be :fork: if she got that tired. My only concern is with carrying the stroller, camera, and DD on the buses. I should be able to manage.