I can't find anything on the BGW site regarding stroller size restrictions. This blog about WDW's limits is interesting -
Next, Len Testa from TouringPlans.com is reporting that Walt Disney World and Disneyland will begin enforcing stroller size limits beginning May 1, 2019. This would not be a new rule, as Walt Disney World’s Park Rules and Restricted Personal Items already prohibits strollers larger than 36″ x 52″ (92cm x 132cm).
It also wouldn’t be the first time both Disneyland and Walt Disney World contemplated doing something to enforce those rules. The same policy was on the cusp of being implemented last year, with size check stations outside of security, and a guest recovery protocol. For reasons unbeknownst to me, that enforcement never began and was shelved.
This would eliminate the large novelty strollers (the royal carriages that are more like undersized parade floats than oversized strollers), which have become a burgeoning small business around Walt Disney World. It’d also ban the large wagons that are pulled and loaded with enough rations to traverse the Oregon Trail. (UPDATE: this would not prohibit Keenz, which are within the size limitations and are specifically allowed per this info from Main Street Strollers.)
Presumably, the goal is to roll out enforcement with enough lead time before Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge opens that word starts to circulate about the new stroller policy so people leave their kids’ Cadillacs at home.
I have to agree that it's frustrating to try to make your way past two mom's pushing double-wides side by side on a narrow path while they discuss the virtues of Nutella on crackers.
Next, Len Testa from TouringPlans.com is reporting that Walt Disney World and Disneyland will begin enforcing stroller size limits beginning May 1, 2019. This would not be a new rule, as Walt Disney World’s Park Rules and Restricted Personal Items already prohibits strollers larger than 36″ x 52″ (92cm x 132cm).
It also wouldn’t be the first time both Disneyland and Walt Disney World contemplated doing something to enforce those rules. The same policy was on the cusp of being implemented last year, with size check stations outside of security, and a guest recovery protocol. For reasons unbeknownst to me, that enforcement never began and was shelved.
This would eliminate the large novelty strollers (the royal carriages that are more like undersized parade floats than oversized strollers), which have become a burgeoning small business around Walt Disney World. It’d also ban the large wagons that are pulled and loaded with enough rations to traverse the Oregon Trail. (UPDATE: this would not prohibit Keenz, which are within the size limitations and are specifically allowed per this info from Main Street Strollers.)
Presumably, the goal is to roll out enforcement with enough lead time before Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge opens that word starts to circulate about the new stroller policy so people leave their kids’ Cadillacs at home.
I have to agree that it's frustrating to try to make your way past two mom's pushing double-wides side by side on a narrow path while they discuss the virtues of Nutella on crackers.