By: Erin

Erin — Sun, 27 Oct 2013 14:08:09 +0000

Just FYI. If Disney employee sees your lock as you walk in at bag check they will take it from you. No locks allowed at all

By: Cassie Turner

Cassie Turner — Sun, 21 Jul 2013 06:55:08 +0000

This is the first i have ever heard about a buggy lock and i never even thought to mark ours with a patch. You’d think that would be a hot item sold in any stroller department at the big box stores. Never seen either. Our stroller was stolen today at stroller parking by Wedway People mover. A turquoise Chicco umbrella stroller i purchased a month ago in DC (after our car was broken into 45 minutes after arriving in capitol) . Certainly not top of the line, but with a two-year-old that still naps 3-4 hours aday, the seat reclines to a comfortable enough position that she will go to sleep for at least a few hours. Here’s the thing, I am a local. We moved to Orlando because my father took a job years ago with Disney publicity. In high school I worked at Disney. As iI got older and we no longer worked there, we bought annual and seasonal passes etc. Not once in all of the DOZENS of times I have gone have I had a theft issue until today. Our stroller and rain gear (boots, rain coats, big red golf umbrella…forecast said rain all day and i came prepared…shame on me!) and the diaper bag was left for seven minutes while my spouse took our daughter on the ride. It was the first ride of the day and literally ruined the day. We wouldn’t leave anything of great value, but all the items add up to a couple hundred dollars. We filed reports with security immediately and eventually filed with Orange County, though I am doughtful anything will come of it. Lesson learned. People are just crappy.

Comments on: 5 Tips to Prevent Stroller Theft at Walt Disney World

By: Erin

By: Cassie Turner