Disney Springs stroller rental is available on-site in both single and double sizes. Disney currently lists a single stroller at $15 per day or $13 per day with a Length of Stay rental, and a double stroller at $31 per day or $27 per day with a Length of Stay rental. A $100 credit-card deposit is required for strollers rented at Disney Springs. On-site Disney strollers must be returned before you leave Disney Springs, so a third-party rental is usually the better fit if you also need the stroller at your hotel, on transportation, or at other destinations.
Last updated: September 11, 2026 — Disney rental prices, the Disney Springs deposit, rental locations, advance-reservation guidance, and stroller-size rules were checked against current Disney and provider information.
Quick Answer
Yes. You can rent a stroller at Disney Springs. Current Disney rates are $15 daily for a single stroller and $31 daily for a double, with lower per-day Length of Stay rates. Disney Springs rentals require a $100 credit-card deposit. Disney’s on-site strollers stay within the location where they are rented; use a third-party provider if you need a stroller throughout your full Orlando stay.
Key Takeaways
- Disney currently lists single strollers at $15 daily or $13 per day with a Length of Stay rental.
- Disney currently lists double strollers at $31 daily or $27 per day with a Length of Stay rental.
- A $100 credit-card deposit is required when renting a stroller at Disney Springs.
- Disney’s current stroller page lists Sundries, the Disney Springs Welcome Center, and Disney Springs Marketplace Shipping as rental locations.
- Disney on-site strollers cannot be reserved in advance and should be returned before you leave the location; third-party rentals are better when you need the stroller beyond Disney Springs.
What Is Disney Springs?
Disney Springs is Walt Disney World’s shopping, dining, and entertainment district, with areas including Marketplace, The Landing, West Side, and Town Center. Families can spend several hours walking between restaurants, shops, and entertainment, so a stroller can be useful even for a child who normally walks well at home.
Disney Springs Stroller Rental Prices, Locations, and Process
Disney’s official stroller rental page says strollers are available at Disney Springs and currently lists three rental points: Sundries, the Disney Springs Welcome Center, and Disney Springs Marketplace Shipping. On-site rentals are walk-up rentals; recent Disney guidance says they are not reserved in advance and are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Choose a single or double stroller, pay the rental charge and the required Disney Springs deposit, and keep your receipt. Disney currently recommends the single stroller for children 50 lb or less and the double stroller for children 100 lb or less. If you buy a Length of Stay rental, keep the receipt so you can obtain a stroller on later rental days under Disney’s current process.
Return the Disney rental before leaving Disney Springs. Current Disney guidance also says the stroller cannot be taken with you when you leave the location where it was rented. If you need a stroller at your resort, between destinations, or throughout your full trip, compare a third-party rental instead.
At a Glance
| Single Stroller | $15 daily; $13 per day with Length of Stay rental; recommended for children 50 lb or less |
| Double Stroller | $31 daily; $27 per day with Length of Stay rental; recommended for children 100 lb or less |
| Disney Springs Deposit | $100 credit-card deposit required |
| Rental Locations | Sundries, Disney Springs Welcome Center, and Disney Springs Marketplace Shipping |
| Advance Reservation | Not available for Disney’s on-site strollers; walk-up availability is first-come, first-served |
| Disney Stroller Return | Return before leaving Disney Springs; the on-site stroller does not travel with you to your next destination |
Disney On-Site vs. Strollerfy vs. ScooterBug: Which Fits Your Trip?
Disney on-site rental is the simplest choice when you only need a stroller while you are at Disney Springs. You can rent when you arrive, but you cannot reserve that Disney stroller in advance or keep it with you after leaving Disney Springs.
Strollerfy is a third-party option that currently offers online reservations, single and double stroller models, and delivery and pickup for eligible Orlando-area hotels, resorts, Airbnbs, Vrbo homes, and vacation homes. Its current Disney World information also says delivery procedures vary by location. For Disney Resort hotel deliveries, Strollerfy’s own rental page says the handoff must be face-to-face rather than left with the resort luggage room.
ScooterBug is Disney’s current Featured Provider for stroller and mobility rentals. Disney says guests staying at Disney Resort hotels do not need to be present when ScooterBug delivers or returns qualifying rental equipment because ScooterBug can coordinate with Disney Resort Cast Members. That is a meaningful convenience difference if your arrival time is uncertain.
If you are still deciding whether to rent or bring your own model, see our best stroller for Disney World guide for buying-focused options. Keep this page focused on rental logistics; use the buying guide when you are choosing a stroller to own.
Note: Third-party policies can change. Before booking, confirm the exact delivery location, handoff requirement, pickup timing, stroller dimensions, child limits, cleaning process, and cancellation terms shown by the provider.
How Do You Choose the Best Stroller Rental for Disney Springs?
Start with one question: where will you need the stroller? If you only need it inside Disney Springs, Disney’s on-site rental is convenient. If you need it at your hotel, between destinations, or for several full vacation days, a third-party rental gives you more flexibility because you keep the stroller during the rental period.
Then compare the stroller itself and the provider’s rules. Walt Disney World currently prohibits strollers larger than 31 inches wide by 52 inches long, and stroller wagons are prohibited. Confirm a third-party or personal stroller fits those limits before arriving.
Before choosing a rental service, compare these details:
- Stroller type: Decide whether you need a single stroller, double stroller, jogging-style stroller, or compact travel model.
- Child fit: Check the provider’s current height and weight guidance for the exact stroller model.
- Comfort: Compare recline, canopy coverage, seat support, storage, and wheel type if your child may nap.
- Pickup and return: Make sure the handoff location and timing work with your arrival and departure plans.
- Disney size compliance: Keep the stroller at or below 31 inches wide and 52 inches long.
- Cleaning standards: Choose a provider that clearly explains how equipment is cleaned between rentals.
- Cancellation policy: Review refund and change rules before paying.
- Total price: Compare the full rental cost, delivery charges if any, deposits, and multi-day pricing.
Pro Tip: Add a bright ribbon, luggage tag, or stroller sign to the handle. Rental strollers can look similar, so a simple marker makes yours easier to identify after shopping, dining, or entertainment.
Making the Most of Your Visit With Young Children
A stroller helps most when it supports a simple family plan: alternate walking with seated breaks, keep water and basic child supplies easy to reach, and avoid filling the stroller with valuables that you would not want to leave unattended.
Plan Regular Breaks
Schedule short breaks before your child is exhausted. Use the stroller for rest between shops and meals, and keep snacks, water, and comfort items within reach. If you rent from Disney, remember that the stroller must be returned before you leave Disney Springs, so do not depend on it for the rest of your trip back to the hotel.
Family-Friendly Dining Options
T-REX and Rainforest Cafe at Disney Springs Marketplace are current themed dining options that may appeal to families with children. Disney currently recommends advance reservations for Rainforest Cafe. If your stroller is bulky, allow extra time to park it where directed before entering a restaurant.
What Should You Check Before Renting a Stroller at Disney Springs?
Use the rental type to solve your actual travel problem. Disney’s on-site stroller works well for a Disney Springs visit. A third-party stroller is usually more practical when you need the same stroller before or after Disney Springs, at your lodging, or across several Orlando destinations.
Check these points before you pay:
- Current price: Disney currently lists $15 daily for a single and $31 daily for a double, with lower Length of Stay rates.
- Deposit: Disney Springs rentals require a $100 credit-card deposit.
- Child fit: Disney recommends its single stroller for children 50 lb or less and its double stroller for children 100 lb or less; third-party limits vary by model.
- Where you need the stroller: Disney’s on-site stroller stays at the rental location, while third-party rentals can generally remain with you during the booked rental period subject to provider rules.
- Stroller size: Walt Disney World prohibits strollers larger than 31 inches wide by 52 inches long and does not permit stroller wagons.
- Identification: Use a tag or ribbon so you can quickly recognize your stroller.
- Valuables: Keep wallets, passports, phones, tickets, and other important items with you rather than leaving them in stroller storage.
Warning: Never leave valuables, wallets, passports, phones, or park tickets unattended in a stroller. Use stroller storage for low-value child supplies, not important personal items.
Which Stroller Option Is Best for Your Family?
Choose Disney’s on-site rental if you want the simplest same-location option and only need a stroller while you are at Disney Springs. The tradeoff is that you cannot reserve it ahead or take it with you after leaving.
Choose a third-party rental if you want to reserve in advance, need a specific stroller style, or want the same stroller at your lodging and across multiple destinations. Compare delivery rules carefully: Strollerfy and ScooterBug do not use identical handoff procedures at Disney Resort hotels.
Bring your own stroller if your child already has a comfortable setup you trust and you do not mind transporting it. Before the trip, measure it against Disney’s 31-inch-by-52-inch stroller limit and remember that stroller wagons are not permitted.
For two children, compare a double stroller against your family’s actual walking and transportation needs. Wider models can be harder to handle in crowds, so check dimensions before choosing a third-party stroller.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a stroller rental at Disney Springs?
Disney currently lists single strollers at $15 per day or $13 per day with a Length of Stay rental. Double strollers are $31 per day or $27 per day with a Length of Stay rental. A $100 credit-card deposit is required for strollers rented at Disney Springs.
Where can I rent a stroller at Disney Springs?
Disney’s current stroller rental page lists Sundries, the Disney Springs Welcome Center, and Disney Springs Marketplace Shipping as Disney Springs stroller rental locations.
Can I reserve a Disney Springs stroller in advance?
No. Recent Disney guidance says Disney’s on-site stroller rentals cannot be reserved in advance and are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Third-party providers generally allow advance booking.
Can I take a Disney rental stroller outside Disney Springs?
No. Current Disney guidance says the stroller must be returned before you leave the location where it was rented. If you need a stroller at your resort or between destinations, use your own stroller or a third-party rental.
What are Disney World’s stroller size rules?
Walt Disney World does not permit strollers larger than 31 inches wide and 52 inches long. Stroller wagons are also prohibited.
Can an infant use a Disney Springs rental stroller?
Disney’s public stroller rental page gives weight recommendations but does not specify infant support or recline details. For a young infant, confirm suitability at the rental location before paying, or choose a third-party model whose age, recline, and support guidance clearly fits your child.
Should I use Strollerfy or ScooterBug instead of Disney’s stroller?
Use a third-party provider when you want to reserve ahead or keep the stroller throughout your trip. Strollerfy currently offers delivery and pickup at eligible Orlando-area accommodations, while ScooterBug is Disney’s Featured Provider and can coordinate qualifying Disney Resort hotel deliveries and returns without requiring the guest to be present.
Sources
- Walt Disney World Stroller Rentals — current Disney pricing, deposit, rental locations, child-weight recommendations, and Featured Provider information.
- Disney Springs — official Disney Springs overview.
- Walt Disney World Property Rules and Permitted Items — stroller dimensions and stroller-wagon rules.
- planDisney: How can I reserve a stroller? — recent Disney guidance on advance reservations and first-come, first-served rentals.
- planDisney: 2026 stroller rental guidance — recent guidance that Disney rentals must be returned before leaving the rental location.
- Strollerfy Disney World Stroller Rental — current Strollerfy rental models, booking, delivery, and pickup information.
- Strollerfy Single Stroller Rental — current delivery details, including Disney Resort hotel handoff guidance.
- ScooterBug Disney World Rentals — current Orlando rental and delivery information.
- Rainforest Cafe at Disney Springs Marketplace — current Disney dining and reservation guidance.
- T-REX at Disney Springs — current Disney dining listing and menu.
Conclusion
For a short Disney Springs visit, Disney’s on-site stroller rental is the simplest option: you know the current daily rate, the required $100 deposit, and where to pick one up. For a multi-destination trip, compare a third-party rental so the stroller can stay with your family beyond Disney Springs. Before you go, confirm the current provider terms, measure any stroller you bring against Disney’s size limit, and keep your rental receipt until the stroller is returned.
