Amazon offers free shipping and free returns for 90 days on baby products like strollers.
- UPPAbaby 2017 VISTA Stroller, Taylor Blue, was $839.99 yesterday, now $671.99
- UPPAbaby 2017 VISTA Stroller, Jake Black, was $879.99 yesterday, now $703.99
- UPPAbaby 2017 VISTA Stroller, Pascal Grey, was $879.99 yesterday, now $703.99
- UPPAbaby 2017 VISTA Stroller, Austin Green, was $899.99 yesterday, now $749.99
- UPPAbaby 2017 G-LUXE Stroller, Pascal Grey, was $259.99 yesterday, now $207.99
- UPPAbaby 2017 G-LUXE Stroller, Jake Black, was $279.99 yesterday, now $223.99
- UPPAbaby 2017 G-Lite Stroller, Denny Red, was $159.99 yesterday, now $127.99
It’s not much of a secret that I’m a huge UppaBaby fan.
We started off with a Bugaboo that we got free thanks to AMEX. After all, that’s what all the cool kids seemed to have.
Except it was hard to push, especially in the snow or on bad sidewalks. And it had a tiny, hard to reach basket.
Then we saw someone else with an UppaBaby Vista. It pushed like a dream and had a basket large enough for an entire grocery trip. We were sold.
Even though it’s not light, it’s a dream to travel with. When Rafi and Talia were in their Chicco Keyfit infant carseats we would bring it through security with their infant carseat attached to it and then we would gate check the stroller and bring their carseat on the plane. It made getting through the airport and getting around our destination a breeze.
Plus, as the frame detaches from the seat or carseat, it falls under the 20 pound weight limit that American Airlines now rigidly enforces. People with double strollers learn that lesson the hard way.
Now that both kids are in convertible carseats we just check the stroller under in an UppaBaby travel bag. It did get damaged once, but UppaBaby covers all airline damage if you own their airline bag. For a while we used the RumbleSeat for Rafi, though now he just uses the Ride-Along board when he gets tired.
To get around the airport we use a Costco Scenra lightweight convertible carseat for Talia, an Evenflo Maestro for Rafi, and 2 GoGo Babyz Travelmates that fit into the overhead bins. Those carseats and travelmates were lifesavers when we were running around JFK like headless chickens on our London fiasco. I can’t even imagine how it would have worked if Rafi had to walk the 10 miles we covered in JFK and LGA during those 24 hours. And he wouldn’t have even gotten the little bit of sleep that he did without them.
What’s your airport strategy?
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Love our Gluxe!
Thanks for the tips
For us it’s baby carriers all the way ( our son is almost 2)
But for it to work, only good quality carriers can do the job ( we hike with ours)
When he was little we used the Doona, worked great!
PS , I sometimes see deals I’d like to share , do I send it to a certain email to let you guys know?
These prices aren’t accurate anymore 🙁