Heading to Disney soon? Here are 5 things that are banned from the parks

Planning on going to Disney World or Disneyland this year?

Lucky you – it really is the happiest place on earth. However, before you start putting that packing list together, you might be interested to know that Disney have recently made some restrictions as to what visitors are allowed to bring with them when entering the parks. Here is what you need to know before planning your visit: 1. No oversized strollers According to the Disney Parks blog, both Disneyland and Disney World will be getting stricter on stroller sizes – a change that will be rolled out on May 1st of this year. Specifically, children’s strollers can be no wider than 31 inches across, which is a five-inch reduction from the current 36-inch limit. The new changes are meant to ease congestion and help guest flow. 2. Goodbye smoking areas As of May 1st, there will be NO smoking areas inside Walt Disney World or Disneyland theme parks, water parks, ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex or Downtown Disney District in California, a change I am sure many parents will applaud. However, there will still be designated smoking areas outside the parks.