is it possible to take this stroller in cabin when you travel internationaly
1006116
Hello,I have heard on some rare occasions that an airline will allow this on the plane, but I would not count on that. They will be happy to gate check it for you though.Thanks!
1006117
Am not sure, but we travel a lot and you can check it at the gate right at the entrance at the plane at no fee. We took it with us many times and it held up just fine! It's a great stroller, a bit pricey but great recline and great shade! Definitely recommend!
1006118
No, the stroller is too big for that. I have taken it to Aruba and it always goes in the bottom of the plane. I usually put it in a stroller bag at the gate just before boarding.
319731
This carseat doesn't detach from it's base so I wouldn't be compatible with a stroller or travel system. It is also rather heavy. Otherwise it's a great car seat!
1829871
Yes call your airline make sure they know your checking your stroller at the gate.go to youtube a.d watch and practice several times how place in bag i keep the small wheels on .get to the gate early and put in bag since you board first
2177241
Agreed. We literally got back from California tonight. My kids are 16 months and 3 and a half years old. Very few cars could accommodate a stroller this big is the only downfall, we rent mini vans, by the time you get it and your luggage in, you'll be happy you did. I have a toyota Highlander so it's no biggy for us around home. For anyone who doesn't know though, you don't actually take the stroller onto the plane, once you are about to board the plane from the airwalk you drop the stroller there and it gets checked, then you pick it up in the same place after the flight.. Most air lines check strollers and car seats for free fyi as well. Your wording sounded like you planned on taking it onto the plane, so I thought I would clarify that.
590801
Just for reference: I have traveled with this stroller within the U.S. And internationally. Both times I was able to bring it to the gate. On one of the flights, they tried to tell me that I would need to check it, but I had mine of it! And they allowed me to bring it to the gate.
1380399
As a former cast member there, I can't imagine why not. Park security will have to search the compartment in the front and any bags you bring with you. If you decide to take it, I would recommend having some sort of identifying sign/decoration on it to distinguish it as yours and would also recommend a stroller lock if you are going to leave it for long periods of time at stroller parking locations after dark. Not to make you paranoid, but this is a cool little stroller and Disney parks are not immune to sticky fingers in stroller parking, despite having a standout stroller and parking attendant.
1755624
Yes, you sure can. We switch it up all the time. Great feature. Not sure when I wrote my review, but we have been using this stroller almost daily for over three years and are still in love with it. We have two kids now. We have the rumble seat and the piggy back. I am so glad we picked this one. Our friends that have the newer models love theirs too!
166238
You can't gate check this. Not because of the product; because only strollers and car seats are "exclusion" items that don't count toward any bag limits and can both be gate checked. This is too big to classify as a carry-on bag that could be gate-checked as well. Nor would you want to lug this heavy thing through the airport. It can be checked with regular luggage at the ticketing counter.
222372
Yes, if the stroller seat is forward facing. No, if the stroller seat is parent facing.
565376
Yes, it's a very good stroller to take to Disneyland, but it made be tough storing it on the plane.
2036131
We traveled with ours and it was easy. The stroller folds up quickly and was easy to maneuver through security. We chose to gate check and enjoyed having it available at our layover. The stroller held up well and has no damage from the travels.
1660079
I tried it with the city select with two seats: it was technically possible, but it was so large and awkwardly shaped I found it unlikely an airline would let me gate check it (or even fully check it without extra fees). The design is really ingenious and can stretch to fit most strollers, but it's huge. I returned the bag for this reason.
1707189
No. It is pretty much like a baby stroller. You might be able to check it in.
1829870
No; most airlined will require you to check it with you luggage. The work around is not to say anything and pack the stroller at the gate then they will check it but will have to get it with your luggage once at the destination.
1169919
I recently used this stroller in the Chicago O'Hare Intl. Airport. Since its so big you have to get it checked in as luggage not carry on, but they will let u take it until u are about to board the plane then they take it to cargo, but if u have multiple stops they will bring it to you at every stop at no extra cost. I would double check with your airline when you're checking in, but that was my experience. Also this is the best brand of stroller I've ever owned!
703494
Yes it can be. I bought this stroller for my 3 1/2 yr old and he sits in the front and stands in the back. I have also had my 4 year old nephew in the front while my son sat in the back.
384476
I haven't tried air travel with the stroller yet. I would be surprised if you were allowed to take it on board. It would probably go into the cargo area with baby strollers ??? Suggestion---call the airlines.