I mentioned this to the tram worker and then mom started to complain a bit and the guy was like "look, I'll get you on the next one for sure". Well, he kept his commitment, not sure how happy everyone else was though.
Monday, October 19, 2009
The Stroller Tram
Last month Mom and I took the kids to Disneyland for Rachel's birthday. While waiting for the tram we realized that due to construction the tram was not loading like it normally did and because that those with strollers were having to wait forever.
I mentioned this to the tram worker and then mom started to complain a bit and the guy was like "look, I'll get you on the next one for sure". Well, he kept his commitment, not sure how happy everyone else was though.
I mentioned this to the tram worker and then mom started to complain a bit and the guy was like "look, I'll get you on the next one for sure". Well, he kept his commitment, not sure how happy everyone else was though.
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why didn't you collapse your strollers?
When you have 3 toddlers (2 of which will run away) and multiple diaper bags stored in the bottoms collapsing them is as an impossible task. This leads you to waiting for the first or last tram car that does not require you to collapse. But when you have waited 3 trams for the first car (and you are the first in line and can't seem to get on) it's frustrating. I'm glad he improvised. If I hadn't been the one he was helping I would have been pissed.
I totally get it!
This summer we spent two days at Disney with little ones. They walked to the drop off zone the one day and we picked them up, it was great! The kids slept the entire time and no collapsing of strollers needed...
the other day we parked past the drop off zone-carpool lane on the 5 N gives you no other choice!
breaking the rules.... breaking the rules... ;)
RO!!!
I aspire to pack and travel light...feel free to laugh now.
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