Cinderella's Coach Stroller

I'm with you on that Doc. I'm torn between thinking this a adorable and a young girl's dream, to how heavy is this thing and how easy is it to park?? I know there are very few hills at Disney, but there are some inclines....

I called the Cinderella Carriage place to get information for my family and this is what a represenative told me- you get picked up at your resort by a Chauffeur, who rolls out a red carpet and helps get your princess in the vehicle. The chauffeur's vehicle can accommodate 5 to 6 people. Others are asked to follow. They deliver to the Magic Kingdom. The rep said that they also deliver to MGM and EPCOT, but that is not advertised. The carriage holds up to two children and the price includes taxes, fee, etc and is $250 a day

I think for that price they could offer the carriage with the real horses that they use for the weddings to pull you around the park.

So cute.  Ask the late Gene Wilder if WDW could borrow his Umpa-Lumpas to clean up.

Of course the real horse-drawn carriage is only for the weddings at GF.  The only time they allow the real carriage in MK is for parades and photo shoots.  So, there was no chance of getting Sara into the park on the real horse-drawn carriage.  I mentioned it because I thought for $250 a pop for the mini-carriage Disney could at least include some horses to pull it around instead of relying on people to push to it and bump into or push over other people.  Horses would at least be more trained on how to move the carriage through crowds that a lot of moms I have seen at WDW.

My Quarter/Appolosa horse threw me and then tripped and fell on me. I think I would rather have a tired parent pushing a carriage any day!