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Disney has rules about the strollers you can bring in, most important being you are not allowed to bring your stroller wagons (there are exceptions made for medical reasons but this is at the discretion of the security guards). You can rent strollers from Disney but they are hard plastic and do not look comfortable, they have both single and double available (as well as wheelchairs). There are also third-party companies you can rent from. Almost every single and double stroller fits within their size parameters, which are. I have also seen an occasional quad stroller that fits within the size requirements.
What do you look for in a stroller for Disney? Storage and shade are the biggest factors for me. If your child needs to lay down for their nap then that is also important. I personally have used a Graco single stroller which worked well for us, then when I had my second we got the Graco duoglider double stroller which I really liked because the back lays down, it has a lot of storage, and is cheap but it didn’t really accommodate my kids once they were 3+ so now we use the joovy scooter x2 which has a deep shade canopy, tons of storage underneath, and both seats recline, have snack trays, and can fit my 5yo (my 6yo even squeezes in sometimes). If you have an older child, many families bring riding boards for the back of the stroller, and sometimes they’ll bring a foldable stroller like an umbrella stroller – the older child can ride in it or it can be stored in your larger stroller when not in use ( we did this for a few months bc my oldest was 4 and was tired by the end of the night so my mother in law would push her in the umbrella stroller back to the car).
