The Bugaboo Donkey stroller can be approved for use at Disneyland Resort, provided it meets the park's specific dimension requirements for strollers. It is not a blanket "yes" or "no," but rather conditional on the stroller's size.
Understanding Disney's Stroller Policy
Disneyland Resort has clear guidelines regarding the size of strollers permitted within its theme parks. These rules are in place to ensure guest safety and smooth traffic flow throughout the resort. Strollers that exceed the specified dimensions or are classified as wagons are strictly prohibited.
To determine if your Bugaboo Donkey stroller, such as the Bugaboo Donkey 5 Duo, is approved, you must measure its dimensions accurately.
Maximum Permitted Stroller Dimensions
For your stroller to be allowed into Disneyland Resort, it must fit within these maximum measurements:
| Measurement | Inches | Centimeters |
|---|---|---|
| Length | 52" | 132 cm |
| Width | 31" | 79 cm |
It's important to note that any stroller larger than these dimensions will not be permitted entry. Additionally, wagons of any kind are prohibited.
Checking Your Bugaboo Donkey Stroller
To ensure your Bugaboo Donkey is Disney-approved, follow these practical steps:
- Measure Your Stroller: Before your visit, accurately measure the length and width of your specific Bugaboo Donkey model. Stroller dimensions can vary slightly between different models (e.g., Donkey 3, Donkey 5) or configurations (e.g., mono, duo, twin).
- Compare to Limits: Verify that both the length and width measurements of your stroller are less than or equal to the maximum permissible dimensions of 31 inches (79 cm) in width and 52 inches (132 cm) in length.
- Consider Configurations: If you plan to use your Bugaboo Donkey in a duo or twin configuration, ensure that even in its widest and longest setup, it still adheres to the park's rules.
By taking these measurements, you can confidently determine if your Bugaboo Donkey stroller will be good to go for your visit to Disneyland Resort.
