Many parents travel with their babies these days. Carrying a child for extended periods can be tiring, making a stroller essential. However, pushing a stroller around can be inconvenient, as many places don't allow it, and even when you can, it's not always convenient. So, can I bring a stroller on a high-speed train?
1. Parents traveling with babies and strollers are allowed in train stations, which have accessible elevators. Strollers are permitted on high-speed trains, so parents don't need to worry. If you're traveling with an infant, you won't need to queue at the ticket gate and will have priority entry. However, only two parents can accompany an infant for priority entry.
2. When purchasing tickets, it's best to buy tickets for the fifth carriage. The fifth carriage is an accessible carriage, making it convenient to use a stroller, and the space is ample, allowing the baby to stay in the stroller. If you can't get a ticket for the fifth carriage, you can communicate with the train staff to enter the fifth carriage upon boarding.
3. If you can't get a ticket for the fifth carriage, you can also choose the first row of seats in other carriages of the high-speed train. This is similar to flying. The space in front of the first row is relatively large and will not affect other people.