Baby Jogger - City Mini GT2 All-Terrain Double Stroller

Baby Jogger City Mini GT2 double! Or still go with the Zoe Twin v2 and add the upgraded all-terrain wheels. I’d lean towards the City Mini GT2 since you can often find great condition, lightly used ones locally on FB Marketplace for a good price. 

Do you intend to actually jog with it outside of Disney or do you just prefer the style and ease of push of jogging strollers? 

Perfect. I already added my suggestion under the other comment but the Baby Jogger City Mini GT2 would be my top suggestion. It is quite a bit more expensive than the Jeep you were looking at but they are quite popular and usually fairly easy to find gently used locally for a good price. Definitely worth the upgrade over the Jeep. 

The Mountain Buggy Nano is a great travel stroller but not a great long-term option for a child who is already 4 unless they are very petite. Something easy to fold and reasonably compact but with a higher weight capacity and seat dimensions that will work for a bigger/older child will be beneficial in the long run since kids tend to need strollers MUCH longer at Disney than in regular life. Assuming they don’t actually intend to jog with it outside of Disney, I’d suggest the Baby Jogger City Mini GT2. It will fit a bigger child so much better. Shop around on Marketplace to find a good condition gently used one to save on the cost. 

We went to Disney when my kids were 4 and 6 (and both above the weight limit for most strollers) and had great luck with a [Baby Jogger City Mini double](https://www.target.com/p/baby-jogger-city-tour-2-double-stroller-pitch-black/-/A-86993027). We borrowed one from a family member, but they’re easy to find on Facebook marketplace because they were super popular about 10-12 years ago.

After much research, I purchased a BabyJogger City Mini G2 Double. My kids are 20 months apart.  The stroller handles slightly rougher terrain decently and fits my smallish trunk.  I love the folding mechanism. And the stroller fits through a regular width doorway. It’s not as smooth as my Thule Urban Glide 4 single stroller but the Thule and Bob doubles wouldn’t fit in my car.

Newborn trenches here- must have item is a baby brezza washer/sterilizer. Whether you plan to breastfeed or not, it seems to me it’s relatively uncommon to exclusively nurse, and a lot of babies have trouble in the early days. That means a tonnnn of bottles that are supposed to be sterilized each use. Our baby Brezza is in near constant use.  Hot take, we did not get bassinets. It’s generally advised to try to get twins on the same schedule so you don’t spend literally all your time up feeding. My perspective was you’re probably gonna have to get up anyway to change and feed them both (and we do) so we just went straight to mini cribs. I have read some babies don’t like bassinets anyway, and mine do quite well in their cribs. You didn’t ask but my biggest piece of advice re twins is to try shifts so you can actually both get some sleep. This was a game changer for us and I don’t know how we’d go on otherwise. We have done this since their first night home. Husband takes them from about 8 pm to roughly 1 am while I sleep in our bedroom. Then we switch and im in the nursery with them while he sleeps in our room. We put a twin sized bed in their room for the on shift parent to use while on duty so I get some naps in between wakes/feedings as well.   Twin Z is a must. Never used it for breastfeeding but in theory you could, but it’s in constant use for simultaneous bottle feeding.  We just use a single baby bath rather than a twin one. At least at this stage (8 weeks) bathing them both at the same time sounds overwhelming. Hubs bathes one while I get the other ready, then we switch them and I lotion/clothe the other. We got a Weego twin carrier and never use it. I thought I’d baby wear both babies around the house while husband is at work and I just never do. It’s too much work to get them both loaded in there.  We live in a walkable city and rarely travel with them by car, so our advice on car seats and strollers probably isn’t helpful. We got a side by side that doesn’t utilize car seats. My understanding is a side by side is generally preferred past the baby stage so has more longevity. It also tends to be more maneuverable which is important to us because we use it to walk tons of places. But obviously if you are driving lots then using strolller you’ll just want to click car seats in and out. 

We got the city mini GT2 Double. It is really easy to fold and unfold albeit fairly heavy (I think comparable in weight to competitors, but as a moderately fit woman it is heavy to carry into the house/set in the car, though I can do it). Handles amazing though, super easy to push and steer one handed. The babies love it, the seats go almost entirely flat so have used it since birth and they never sleep so well as they do on our stroller walks. You can’t fit two infant car seats, but we don’t care because we don’t have infant car seats. It is as wide as a standard wheelchair so can fit through most doors, it really doesn’t feel too bulky. If you can wheel it straight out of your house/apartment I think it’d be a great fit to be a one and done stroller. I did not think about the fact that we have two stairs from our mud room to the walk outside, which is annoying because I have to set both babies in the mud room, get the stroller outside, then strap both babies in outside. Whereas if it was an infant stroller style car seat I could just plop their seats in more easily. I figure I’d end up in that situation either way though once they outgrow the infant seats. I considered this stroller and the Zoe but ended up with this one because I read it handles better in rough terrain and we are very outdoorsy. It does handle well on grass/gravel etc. That’s one of the reasons we wanted side by side rather than an in line stroller.. I’ve read they are harder to handle as the kids grow and get heavier and older toddlers will likely not enjoy them as much as a side by side.  We just got convertible car seats since we didn’t anticipate using them a lot and didn’t need them for the stroller. We also got cheap ones since again, probably won’t use a ton. We got the Graco Extend 2 fit and it’s fine, no complaints. They are rated for babies as small as four pounds so we knew we wouldn’t have a problem when the twins were brand new. 

This is what I did for our 5 and 2 year old this year. We brought our umbrella stroller on the plane (gate checked) and then rented the [Baby Jogger City Mini GT2 Double](https://www.babyjogger.com/strollers/shop-all-strollers/double-strollers/city-mini-gt2-double-stroller/SAP_2173042.html) on [BabyQuip (ref link for $20 off)](https://www.babyquip.com/r/84c0de40) for our park days.

Baby jogger mini GT if you want a pram that is easy to put in the car. I liked the donkey which was great for everywhere. Phil and teds with the underseat was good when we travelled but I don’t think would be good when it’s wet. 

I felt really strongly about a stroller that convert from single to double. I purchased the Vista V2 and reeeally hate the double. It is terrible. The stroller is amazing. The double function on Uppa Baby is terrible. And unnecessarily expensive. I ended up with a second hand City Mini GT2 double stroller and love. It folds easily. The kids fit great from 4 months on and it fits in a standard door. I will say the basket is very small. The bugaboo donkey would be worth considering if desperate for single to double conversion. But at the end of the day I really wish I bought the Uppa baby Cruz, maybe purchased a bassinet.. but even that the infant insert would have been more than ok. And continued with a second hand double. A side by side double just outperforms as a double.

Baby jogger city mini gt2 double I have the uppa baby also and honestly I didn’t rlly like it my almost 3yo is too tall I heard you’re supposed to put the oldest on top tho maybe that’s why I don’t like it I put him on the bottom

18-month gap here. Always did double. We have the City Mini GT2 double stroller. We searched high and low for the pram attachment, but ultimately because the seats are essentially lie-flat and it has the foot rest, we didn’t need it. Highly recommend it.

I love my city mini gt2 double. Rides really smoothly, lays almost flat for newborn stage or naps and can lift up. Fits through doorways, and not as expensive as a lot of other doubles. The weight limit is 50 lbs per seat!

Snap and go for the car seats, it’s great! I leave that one in the trunk. I also got the baby jogger city mini gt2 for outings and keep that one in the house. I like it because it can work now when they are newborns (the harness tightens and can lay flat) and also when they are up to 50 lbs each. It drives super smoothly. I didn’t even need an infant insert!