What is the weight limit for the double stroller at Disneyland?
I checked with a Cast Member, and was told that the single, jogging-style rental strollers have a recommended capacity of 50 pounds or less. In addition, the double, tandem-style strollers have a recommended capacity of 100 pounds or less.
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With a couple of exceptions, double strollers are generally BIG and heavy. That's because, well, they have to hold a lot of weight! Most of them are rated for 80-100 lbs (or more) of total baby/child meat.
In fact, I suggest parents with young children, up to the age of five or even beyond, consider using a stroller at Disneyland. While we are now where we no longer need strollers in theme parks, sometimes we wish we had one when we go to the parks from open to close.
I'm happy to report that double strollers are indeed allowed as long as they fit into the size requirements stated in the park rules. Currently, the requirements are that strollers be no larger than 31” in width and 52” in length. Stroller wagons are not allowed at this time.
A single-seat stroller could work just fine for your family's needs. However, when juggling two small children or a toddler and an infant, a double stroller can be very useful. Both of your kids will have a comfy and safe place to sit while you're out—without requiring you to hold their hands or carry them.
In zoos, parks, and even nature trails, we stopped using strollers around age three. But we definitely still used a stroller at Disneyland until my twins were 7. In fact, I suggest parents with young children, up to the age of five or even beyond, consider using a stroller at Disneyland.
Strollers must be 31” (79cm) wide and 52” (132cm) long or smaller. As a reminder, wagons are not permitted in our parks. Stroller wagons will also no longer be permitted. Loose and dry ice is not permitted in our parks.