Prams & strollers: what they cost in Australia
A basic lightweight travel stroller in Australia costs about A$99, and a full pram system from a premium brand runs to about A$850 to A$2,000. These are approximate prices, according to sellers' websites, November 2026. For a price on the exact model you want, describe it in a request on BlaBlaPrice.
Approximate prices in Australia, November 2026 (sellers' websites)| Type | Typical price |
|---|
| Lightweight travel stroller | A$99–A$330 |
| Mid-range stroller or pram | A$250–A$630 |
| Premium pram system | A$850–A$2,000 |
The safety standard to check before you buy
Prams and strollers sold by businesses in Australia must meet a mandatory safety standard that refers to AS/NZS 2088. The standard covers design, construction, testing, labelling and safety warnings, so the labels and warnings on the pram are part of the check. Ask the seller which version of the standard the model meets and where that is stated in the product information. Consumer guidance says not to buy a pram or stroller that does not meet the Australian Standard.
Summer heat and when to buy
Summer in Australia runs from December to February and winter from June to August, so November sits at the start of the warm season. Many families buy before the summer holidays and trips. A pram used through a Brisbane or Perth summer faces far more heat than one used through a Melbourne winter, so check that the canopy is large enough for strong sun and that the fabric can be washed, since sweat and sand build up in the warm months.
Weight, size and delivery between cities
Australian sellers list weight in kilograms and dimensions in centimetres, so ask for the folded size and the weight in kg, especially if the stroller has to fit in the boot of a small car. Shipping costs are not in our price list, so ask each seller to quote delivery to your city, whether that is Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth or Adelaide, and whether the price includes delivery. The difference between a light travel model and a full pram is large when you lift it onto a train or into a boot.
What to write in your request
Give the child's age, because a newborn needs a pram with a lie-flat seat or a carrycot, while an older toddler is fine in a stroller. Add the pushchair type you want, the model if you know it, the wheel type, the colour, whether you want new or used, your budget in A$ and your delivery city.
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