city mini® GT2 double stroller

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. 

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. 

I love my city mini gt2. Two kids and that thing is still trucking. Plus the shock absorber on that bad boy!

First time mom with a Baby Jogger City Mini GT2 + Graco car seat before our baby graduated to the bucket seat. It's been great so far. Very light and relatively compact, which is important for us since we live in the city and don't have a car, so we're on and off public transit a lot. Handled the snow and ice well when we had our winter newborn. Also really love that the seat folds completely flat. Our little guy is a great stroller napper and it's like we have a little mobile hotel room for him when we're out and about

Does it have to be a travel pram specifically to fit into the overhead cabin? Most are deliberately built to be lightweight and portable so will have smaller weight limits as a result. Something like the baby jogger city mini gt2 will need to be gate checked (worth checking if their airlines will allow this so they can use it right up to the gate) but is still relatively compact, easy to fold and has a high weight limit.

Check out strollers that are small but tough. The Baby Jogger City mini GT2 is a good pick for walking and can deal with some snow without being huge. If you want a travel system, the Chicco Bravo Quick-Fold is pretty handy and easy to push around... Also, a lot of folks here recommend borncritic for reviews and comparisons on baby stuff, so that could help you figure things out.

I’ve only had the GT and GT2 and no, I haven’t noticed that :/

A double stroller is probably a better bet for disney, especially with two adults to help push. Check for one with a higher weight limit since your older kid is heavier. Strollers like the Baby Jogger City Mini or Joovy Caboose can take more weight and turn pretty well. Have you checked out borncritic? They have good reviews and guides for strollers that could help you out

Check out the Baby jogger City Mini GT2. It’s light and folds up easy, which is great for city life... You can use it with different infant car seats and there's a bassinet option too. The Bugaboo Bee is another choice, also compact and easy to steer. You might want to hit up borncritic for some reviews and comparisons, especially for urban stuff.

We bought a used baby jogger city mini gt2. It folded up for the overhead compartment on the airplane and was compact and moved well for 4yr old.

I love the baby jogger city mini gt2. It has a car seat you can pair with it to make it a travel system or it can be used just as a stroller. If you think there’s a chance of baby #2 soon after or want something modular I currently use a baby jogger city select and absolutely love it. Both strollers have a hand brake instead of a foot brake (so no fumbling for the brakes anymore), good shock absorption, good recline (and options so you don’t have to pick between upright or fully down), and large canopies. The city mini is one easy handle to fold and one solid piece. The city select is a frame and then you pick if you want the seat to face you, face front, or if you want to put a car seat on instead. Both have adjustable handlebars. I’m 5’2 and my husband is just under 6’ and the handlebar is comfortable for both of us.

The BabyJogger City Mini GT2. I find it easy to fold and carry with one hand. It weighs about 20 lbs, which is pretty good for a full-size stroller. We’re still using it for grocery shopping and library trips with our 3.5yo and expect to get another three years out of it with our second kid. It’s well-made, sturdy and good value for the price IMO.