Great Yorkshire show question

[meandmyself]

Visiting the GYS for the first time in a few years. Last time I went, I had my LO in a pushchair and carried stuff in that. This year, I'm going to have two kiddos and I'm 12 weeks pregnant so I'm looking to make it as easy a day as possible. I have a cart like this which I was thinking about taking for the kids' stuff plus some snacks ("morning" sickness and have food allergies to work with) and water.

Can't see anywhere if it's allowed, and can't decide if it's just going to be more of a pain in the butt than just carrying stuff.

Thank you!

 

[Pearlsacarolsinger]

Yes, it should be fine. If you could manage with something a bit shorter, I would do so, as that looks a bit unwieldy. The security people on the gate might wanta quick look through it, they sometimes search bags, but thereeillbe loads of similar arrangements o theshiwgroubd and provably at least one stall selling carts.

 

[Gloi]

I really wouldn't like to have to deal with that as well as kids. In a crowded area people will be banging into it/falling over it. Are the kids old enough for their own backpacks.

 

[meandmyself]

I really wouldn't like to have to deal with that as well as kids. In a crowded area people will be banging into it/falling over it. Are the kids old enough for their own backpacks.

One's four, one's nine. The older one can carry a backpack but the LO will take it off and lose it somewhere

 

[meandmyself]

Yes, it should be fine. If you could manage with something a bit shorter, I would do so, as that looks a bit unwieldy. The security people on the gate might wanta quick look through it, they sometimes search bags, but thereeillbe loads of similar arrangements o theshiwgroubd and provably at least one stall selling carts.

Thanks! It's not that exact one (I bought it at an event a couple of years ago because the lorry park was miles away from the warm up areas).

 

[Pearlsacarolsinger]

Thanks! It's not that exact one (I bought it at an event a couple of years ago because the lorry park was miles away from the warm up areas).

Sorry my post read like gobbledygook but I think you got the gist

 

[conniegirl]

we are taking a similar set up and in previous years there have been plenty of them about. Really good alternative to a pram, 4 yearold can still sit in it if they get tired.

 

[meandmyself]

Thanks! They'll be two of us so if it's a pita one can take it back to the car.