Answers
Frequently asked questions
These answers cover booking, delivery, cleaning, deposits and park rules for Best Stroller Rental in Orlando. We deliver strollers and car seats from $60 to hotels, resorts, vacation homes and Orlando International Airport, seven days a week from 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM. Call 855-773-5466 if your question is not covered below and we will help.
Renting from us
How do I book a stroller rental in Orlando?
Pick your gear and dates on any rental page, or call 855-773-5466. We confirm availability, the delivery window and the deposit hold before taking payment.
Is delivery free?
Free in the Disney, Universal, SeaWorld, International Drive, Lake Buena Vista and convention center zones. Kissimmee and Celebration are $10 each way, waived on rentals of 10 days or more. Airport handoffs are $15.
How clean is the gear?
Every unit is sanitized between rentals and inspected for brake, harness and wheel function before it leaves us.
What is the minimum and maximum rental length?
One day minimum, 21 days maximum. Pricing is by tier, so longer rentals cost much less per day.
What happens if gear breaks during my trip?
Call 855-773-5466. We swap the unit at your hotel, usually the same day, at no charge.
Do you rent anything other than strollers and car seats?
Not at the moment. We keep a small fleet so every unit stays in good condition.
Gear questions
Is the City Mini right for theme parks?
Yes. It is the most common rental stroller at Disney and Universal: light, quick to fold and inside every width limit.
When should I choose the GT2 instead?
Pick the GT2 for children over 40 lb, long walking days or uneven paths — it adds all-terrain tires, a hand brake and an adjustable handlebar.
Is the City Mini double allowed in Disney and Universal parks?
Yes. At 29.5 inches wide it is inside the 31-inch limit at Disney and Universal.
Should I get the GT2 double instead?
The GT2 double adds all-terrain tires, a hand brake and an adjustable handlebar — worth it for longer stays and heavier riders.
How is the GT2 different from the standard City Mini?
Rubber all-terrain tires, a hand brake, an adjustable handlebar and a higher weight limit. It pushes noticeably easier on uneven ground.
Is it worth the extra $10 for a theme park trip?
If you are walking 8+ miles a day or have a child over 40 lb, yes. For short trips on smooth paths the standard City Mini is fine.
Why does this cost more than the standard double?
Rubber all-terrain tires, a hand brake and an adjustable handlebar. Over a five-day park trip most parents say the easier push is worth $5.
How far ahead should I book it?
Two to four weeks in peak season. It is the first unit to sell out on school holidays.
Does Florida law require a car seat for my child?
Yes. Florida requires a separate carrier or child restraint for children aged 3 and under, and a restraint or booster for ages 4 and 5. See our Florida car seat law guide for details.
Do I need a car seat for an Uber or Lyft from MCO?
Yes — the law applies to rideshare trips too, and drivers do not carry seats. Have one waiting at baggage claim.
Gear waiting when you land
Pick your gear, pick your dates, tell us where you are staying. We deliver clean, inspected equipment and collect it when you leave.