On June 1st, Animal Kingdom rolled out a new stroller parking pilot parking program. Disney was hoping this program will make parking your stroller and retrieving it more efficient and convenient. But, according to Orlando Theme Park News, it didn’t work out as well as they had hoped. The program is ending as of Saturday, June 30th.

UPDATE: The stroller parking test will end on Saturday, June 30 at Disney's Animal Kingdom. Beginning Sunday, July 1, stroller parking tags will no longer be used at the park: https://t.co/qvZ9FdvbQD pic.twitter.com/0QwvOIv0Fl — Orlando Theme Park News (@OrlParkNews) June 29, 2018

Strollers will now be designated to regular stroller parking areas as of Sunday, July 1st.

The way it worked was, Guests who brought in their own stroller, or those who rented from Disney, was given a tag at their first stroller parking area for a participating attraction. The specialty tags will be color-coded and correspond to new color-coded parking zones. For example, if you receive a red specialty tag, you will then park your stroller in the red stroller parking zone. Making it easier to find after you exit your attraction.

Participating attractions were:

Festival of the Lion King

Finding Nemo – The Musical

It’s Tough to be a Bug

Kali River Rapids

Kilimanjaro Safaris

Rivers of Light

Wildlife Express Train

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