Thank you so much!

I think this changed when they built the Pixar Pals structure and the new loading zone on the first floor. Thanks for watching!

​@@resortrookieI just love it so much

@melsch210 Yes you can bring strollers on the tram or just walk to the park. On each tram car there's a 'double' size row. This is typically where you'll bring your folded stroller. Depending on the size of it you can also bring it on a 'normal' sized row too. The walk isn't too bad, maybe 15 min. Depending on how busy it is tram v. walking may be sixes. There's a path from the second floor of the Pixar Pals Parking Structure that leads through Downtown Disney that's pretty easy to take. I've got some footage to put a video together so I'll let you know when it posts! Thank you for watching! It sounds like you're planning a trip so any other questions definitely let me know!

@@resortrookie CM here, to expand on your answer... The front row of each inner car is the aforementioned "double size row". The front and rear cars both also have another extra large space for large parties with strollers. Usually, the front car is reserved for guests with wheelchairs, ECV's, walkers, etc. and their parties, but will be offered to anyone else when it's not otherwise needed. The rear car is a great option for large parties, or guests with large strollers. I'll reiterate as well, since a lot of guests sometimes aren't aware, that all strollers must be folded and stored while boarding, and that children cannot ride in strollers. The only time we make an exception is when a stroller is being used as a wheelchair or walking aid, and the guest has visited Guest Services to receive a special decal for the stroller. In that case, the stroller may be kept unfolded when boarding via the ramp into the first car of the tram (see above), but children must still be removed from the stroller while the tram is moving. I've powerwalked to/from the parking structure in 12 minutes. Generally I advise guests it's about 15-20 minutes. The main times when the walk would be worth it are mostly in the evening, immediately following any fireworks show (9:30pm, schedule permitting) until about 11pm. The trams can get pretty heavily impacted then heading back home. Some guests also find it to be a struggle to fold strollers after filling it with the days merch, leftover food, jackets, etc. Sleeping children can also be difficult to handle as well. Usually I'd recommend the walkway to anybody who has any trepidations folding their stroller up in the evening, for whatever reason. That being said, if your feet need a break, we're happy to have you aboard! A video of the walk would be a great resource, I'm frequently asked for directions to walk to the parking structure, and it's not extremely intuitive to find your way on your own. Definitely think that'd be a great thing to get out there more!

@TheMitchelThomas Well put and thanks for the additions! Good to know the walk would be helpful!

@melsch210 & @TheMitchelThomas I have a walking video! It's linked at the end of this one or found at kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jddldpdo0L7IiaM.html

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