buggy or no buggy?
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can anyone help me, are family are going to salou 2nd may and we have a really late flight home, my youngest son is 4 and has been out of a buggy for a couple of years but he gets tired quite easily do you think it is worth taking a buggy with us or will it be more hassle than its worth? anyone in same situation?
ive been in that position and for the sake of the crying i would take one a whole day with no apartment is enough he/she will be dropping just take it youll be glad of it
Defo Buggy, nothing as bad as walking along with a child that is whinging that my legs hurt, buggy is also great for carrying bags etc.
thanks for your last 2 replys, think your right he can be quite a moaner at times, really dont wont that to ruin the hol. thanks again 
I would definately reccommend a buggy, especially for the airports
I have 2 young boys, 1 aged 3 and 1 at 18 months, but in September
last year we took 2 buggies, quite stressful with the cases, but really needed them. x
I have 2 young boys, 1 aged 3 and 1 at 18 months, but in September
last year we took 2 buggies, quite stressful with the cases, but really needed them. x
Yep, would deffo recomend. I took our buggy with us till my son was nearly 5 (but only for evening by this age) and it was a godsend. Salou is a very large resort and even though most of it is flat little legs get tired easy. Have fun.
i am off on holiday in 7 weeks and i have 2 children one 18 months old and one 3 years old. i was wondering if anyone could advise me what to do weather take one double buggy or two single buggies or just take one pls get back asap.
Oh definetly 2 singles, this will be our 1st year without 2 buggies. Double buggies are very cumbersome plus some days you may not need 2 buggies just one for the 18 month also. Or there my be time maybe one of them will fall asleep and you could put the buggy in a quiet corner in a restaurant etc.
I always take a buggy unless I can hire one there. It's handy for all the junk you take with you lol.
thank you and please add more please
Would advise two single buggies as some pavements are really narrow- no good for a doubler, and you'll be able to carry twice as many bags on them. Unless it's one of those single file double buggies, they will manage narrow pavements 
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