Question about strollers?

[Sarah082104]

I just want to say this site is awesome. And of course I have another question. I've been to Disneyland a few times but never with little kids, so I'm new at this.
The ages of the boys when we go will be 5 months and 18 months. We are trying to decide which stroller to take.

These are the strollers we have:
Graco Quattro Tour (single seat)
Combi Strollee (single seat)
Graco DuoGlider LX (2 seats)(stadium/tandem seating)
(not sure on rules for posting pics or linking to other sites so I just put names)

Any thoughts on what stroller or combination of strollers we bring with us? There will be 5 adults and a 13 y/o in our group and we are staying at the HoJo if that helps.
Thanks

[SusieP.]

A Disney stroller isn't going to support the infant very well, since they are sport-style 3 wheelers. If your double stroller is in-line, I'd do that, especially if it has the baby seat system. A side-by-side can be cumbersome to drive in the park. On the other hand, since you have so many adults, 2 single strollers might be nice if you want to split up and trade off with baby care.

Best of luck and have a great trip!

[All4dISNEY]

I voted for the 2ea Disney, but that was before I read the ages of your tikes. (jumpy voting finger! went for the 2ea Disney cuz they're free to rent w/ a DisneyViSA)

With your combo of kiddos, I would bring your DuoGlider n' call it a day. It'll get you to/fro the park if you walk and it'll fold up if you need to catch a lift n' hopefully you have manly men to carry it should it be folded.

[MollyTrolly]

We always take two strollers, there are lots of times when our youngest is crabby and just needs a walk and the other child wants to continue on to other rides. If you have a double stroller its harder to separate, so I would bring both single strollers.

[Sheveyman]

Double stroller or two singles