YounglingzLIL FLYER GO Version 2 Ride On Suitcase for Kids | Carry On Luggage with Toddler Seat, Foldable Handlebars, Pedals, and Removable Wheels | Holds up to 80 lbs | Green Motorcycle | Ages 2-6

Purchased this as a way to transport our toddler who now refuses to get into a stroller! This has handled her weight well—37lb, moves easily and we always get compliments on it. And most importantly she loves to ride it! It’s a bit costly BUT worth it!! Important to mention we’ve had no issues flying with it as a carry on— we’ve flown American, Alaska airlines, southwest and delta.

This is the ONLY way to get your kids through the airport. Amazing quality, super fun for them, lots of storage space but small enough to be a carry on! We were so happy to have bought these, they were so happy to ride them - win win WIN

This suitcase is the single best travel-related purchase I’ve ever made. We travel a lot, and that didn’t change when our son came along. After one solo-parenting trip hauling a car seat, rollerbag, and backpack in addition to a 2yo & his bag where he eventually ended up riding on my rollerbag in a less than super safe way, I knew we needed something better. There are several options for a ride-on suitcase out there but this one seeems to be the best of all of them in terms of 1) functionality as a suitcase, 2) ease of use for the parent, 3) enjoyment/comfort for the child (he actually fell asleep riding it), & 4) longevity of use. Plus, I’ve never felt more like an influencer than I do walking through airports with my son strapped onto this bag. I cannot tell you how many comments we’ve heard in passing, or how many people have stopped us to ask about it. I’ve witnessed no less than five people in one airport adding it to their Amazon carts after asking us for the brand. It’s held up well through seven flights so far, and despite having a larger than average kid, I have no doubt we’ll be able to use it for the foreseeable future!

There are so many things I wish I would have known before buying. I was hesitant because of the price, and the knowledge that I don’t even spend this much on luggage for myself (and I travel A LOT), let alone my child.However, knowing that my 5 year old son will be taking his first plane ride, and knowing that the airports we will be walking through are SO big, I needed a solution to prevent the inevitable “mom please carry me!”When the suitcase came in, the first thing I noticed was the quality packing. With the suitcase came a thank you envelope and lo and behold, it turns out I purchased from a small business! How cool!Things I love about the suitcase - the thought that went into the design. A place for my son to rest his feet, a seat cushion that snaps on and off, handlebars that are held down by Velcro to prevent damage. Additionally, I’m fairly confident this suitcase actually holds more than my coveted Calpak suitcase. I could easily pack two weeks of clothes and toiletries for my kiddo in this suitcase. Possibly 3 if I am creative with space.Concerns, my 5 year old is definitely taller than most, and while the suitcase is rated to hold significantly more weight than he currently weighs, on a height level, he is definitely bordering on too tall. I wish there was an option for possibly a bigger suitcase that he could use for longer than the next 2-3 years. I know for certain that he will be too big for this by the time he is 7. Which honestly, by that point he may not need it.Possible ideas? Could you look at releasing another suitcase built for kids that are 6-12 years old, that provides just as much packing space, but a different seat type, not necessarily for riding, but even just for sitting. Standing for long periods of time while traveling is a very real thing. And most kids just need a place to sit while in TSA lines, waiting to board a flight, waiting for the monorail, waiting for checked baggage or even waiting for an Uber. It would prevent many a meltdowns.Thank you for a great product. I will update the review after our trip this month and let you know how well it help up with a trip to Disney!

My son loves it. He's 2 and knows how the handles and foot peddle works. He loves sitting on it and going on rides as I pull him around (good maneuverabilitu). Also, expect a lot of compliments from strangers. And, it is very spacious inside. Only complaint is that it doesn't lay flat when open (the wheels hit each other). I had to have one side lean against a wall whenever I wanted empty/fill it. Oh, it's fits in the overhead easily.

I got this suitcase as I'd planned an international travel with my 3 year old toddler alone, which was making me super nervous. And thankfully this worked out ahmazzzzzzingggggly well. I used it as a carry-on in Emirates, Singapore and Indigo (domestic) airlines, which made long waits at immigration counters, security lines and long walks at transit airports so easy and manageable. My son has rejected a traditional stroller from age 1 and since he is heavier now, I knew I couldn't carry him for long, if he got tired. But this luggage made it so hassle and stress free... He was so excited to drive this suitcase when he was awake and so eager to sit on it, when he was tired of all the waiting and long walks. This is a bit bigger than most airline carry on dimension, but since I didnt have any other carry on luggage, Emirates allowed me to use this... So some airlines might make an exception, but it's not guaranteed. It did fit in the overhead bin and my son didn't ask me to carry him even once during the trips, which was a big relief. The case is lightweight, and does not seem as rugged as a traditional suitcase, so I am not sure if this would hold up well if the bag gets checked in. Overall... I would recommend this for long international flights especially to moms traveling with a heavier toddler.