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Went to Disneyland in February with my wife. The size of these strollers is incredibly out of hand, to the point there are now these wagon-like things parents
by codemac 8y ago
Went to Disneyland in February with my wife.
The size of these strollers is incredibly out of hand, to the point there are now these wagon-like things parents take around that are 2x4+ feet for one kid. They were absurd, and the whole "stroller parking" phenomenon at disney is a great example of how out of hand it is.
It's silly that somehow I think removing smoking sections is more frustrating, considering smoking actively harms the public's health - but that's probably showing my own bias as a former regular smoker.
- kurtschwanda 8y agoUnfortunately, a lot of those big strollers are still going to be allowed in! "Stroller wagons and strollers over 31 inches wide or 52 inches long won’t be allowed in the parks." So a 2 foot by 4 foot stroller fits by several inches in both dimensions.
- gnicholas 8y ago> I think removing smoking sections is more frustrating, as it actively harms the public's health This sentence reads (to me) like removing the smoking sections actively harms the public's health. Did you mean that, or did you mean smoking actively harms the public's health? Or am I somehow reading this wrong?
- codemac 8y agoPoorly written - I just meant that it's silly that I dislike it, considering smoking harms the public's health (and thus removing areas for smoking around others is good for the public)