Not bringing your own stroller? Guests have several options for stroller rentals at the Disneyland Resort.

OPTION 1: Rent at both Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park

Strollers and ECVs are available to rent for use at both parks and the Downtown Disney District. Check the Disneyland app for rental locations.

Stroller Cost:
$18 per day for a single stroller (50lbs or less)
$36 per day for a double stroller (100lbs or less)

ECV Cost:
$60 per day at Disneyland Resort Theme Parks ($20 deposit required)

TIP! Save your receipt. If you return to your hotel during the day for a quick rest, pick up another stroller or ECV when you return to the park (same day) at no additional charge.

Pros for Consideration…

• Convenience of an in park, impromptu rental

Cons for Consideration…

• Strollers and ECVs must stay in the park
• Pricey for multi-day rentals
• For strollers – Hard plastic seats aren’t comfortable for all day use

Good to Know…

• ECVs are available on a first come, first-served basis
• Reservations are not accepted
• Quantities are limited; please plan to arrive early
• Max weight is 450 pounds and are not designed to hold more than one person

OPTION 2: Rent from nearby offsite providers
These companies will deliver a stroller or ECV to your hotel and pick it up when you are done. Prices vary, but there are plenty of options and you can take your stroller and ECV back to the room, to Disney Springs and more.

Stroller and ECV Rental Recommendation
For length of stay use, Scooter Bug Rentals will drop off your rental at Disneyland Resort hotels as well as many other Good Neighbor hotels and pick it up on the dates you prefer. You do not need to arrange a time for pick up or drop off.

Additional Stroller Rental Companies
Schedule a pick-up time and a return time and the rental company will meet you to deliver (and pick up) your stroller.

877-787-5537 - City Stroller Rentals

TIP! Whether you bring your own or rent, it's a good idea to bring something (big bow, bright sock, etc.) to tie to the handlebar so that it's easy to quickly find it amongst the other strollers when you park it during rides or shows. There are cast members who are assigned the job of moving stray strollers together to create a stroller parking lot. Sometimes these are designated stroller parking areas and sometimes they are not. You can leave your stroller outside an attraction, but plan to look for groups of strollers when you exit.