Can you bring a stroller on a cruise?

It depends on your cruise line. Royal Caribbean and MSC allow it. Disney allows it with limits. Carnival, Norwegian, Princess, Celebrity, Holland America and Virgin Voyages don't say.

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Carnival's pages don't mention strollers. Ask the line before you pack one.

CHECKEDNOV 6, 2026
CRUISE LINECARNIVAL
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All 9 lines side by side

  • Allowed Royal Caribbean, MSC
  • Allowed with limits Disney
  • Not stated Carnival, Norwegian, Princess, Celebrity, Holland America, Virgin Voyages
Stroller rules on 9 cruise lines. Every rule links to the line's own page.
Cruise lineStatusWhat the rule saysSource
CarnivalNot statedCarnival's pages don't mention strollers. Ask the line before you pack one.Official pageChecked Nov 6, 2026
Royal CaribbeanAllowedYou can bring your own stroller and use it around the ship. Keep it in your cabin when you're not using it.Official pageChecked Nov 6, 2026
NorwegianNot statedNorwegian's pages don't mention strollers. Ask the line before you pack one.Official pageChecked Nov 6, 2026
PrincessNot statedPrincess's pages don't mention strollers. Ask Princess before you pack them.Official pageChecked Nov 6, 2026
CelebrityNot statedCelebrity's pages don't mention strollers. Ask the line before you pack one.Official pageChecked Nov 6, 2026
DisneyAllowed with limitsStrollers are allowed, and Disney suggests bringing your own since loaners are few. Keep it in your stateroom when you're not using it. Parking it in hallways or on stair landings is not allowed.Official pageChecked Nov 6, 2026
MSCAllowedStrollers are allowed. The Conditions of Carriage say prams are always allowed.Official pageChecked Nov 6, 2026
Holland AmericaNot statedHolland America's pages don't mention strollers. Ask the line before you pack one.Official pageChecked Nov 6, 2026
Virgin VoyagesNot statedVirgin's pages don't mention strollers. Ask the line before you pack one.Official pageChecked Nov 6, 2026

Rules checked on Nov 6, 2026. Independent guide. Not affiliated with any cruise line. Rules change, so confirm with your cruise line before you sail. Security staff have the final say at the terminal.

Three lines say yes

Royal Caribbean lets you bring your own stroller and use it around the ship. MSC's Conditions of Carriage say prams are always allowed. Disney allows strollers too and suggests bringing your own, because it has only a few loaners.

Carnival, Norwegian, Princess, Celebrity, Holland America and Virgin don't mention strollers. Ask the line before you pack one.

Where to keep it

Cabins are small, so plan on a stroller that folds. Royal Caribbean and Disney both say to keep it in your cabin when you're not using it. Disney adds that you can't park it in hallways or on stair landings.

Wagons are a different rule

Disney allows collapsible wagons but bans other wagons. Carnival allows wagons only as an approved medical accommodation, and they can't be used on board. If you'd rather bring a wagon than a stroller, check your line first.

Questions people ask

Where do I keep a stroller on the ship?

Royal Caribbean and Disney say to keep it in your cabin when you're not using it. Disney says not to leave it in hallways or on stairwell landings.

Can I rent a stroller on board?

Disney says it has only a few loaners, which is why it suggests bringing your own.

Can I bring a collapsible wagon?

Disney allows collapsible wagons. Carnival allows wagons only as an approved medical accommodation. Other lines don't say.

My line doesn't mention strollers. Should I bring one?

Ask first. Not stated means the line's pages don't address it, so the line decides at the terminal.

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