I apologize for it being offensive that I put a link instead
of copy and pasting my answer.  My intentions are clearly to
help other moms of multiples based on my experience of what I
have learned the long way many times, hoping to help other
moms not have to learn the long way like I did. I have
written a moderator to understand the best way to try and
share my thoughts for whatever they are worth on this forum. 
So here it is:

Are you expecting triplets or already have a little one and
are expecting twins? I remember when we were expecting our
triplets, I did a ton of research to helps us decide which
triple stroller to purchase. 

The Peg Perego Triplette Stroller had everything we were
looking for. It was important for us to have a triple
stroller that allowed us to pop the car seats out of the car
and be able to click them into our stroller. This is the only
triple stroller I found that offered this feature. For me it
seemed overwhelming the thought of taking my three newborn
babies out of their car seat and transferring them to a
stroller seat. The thought of most likely having to wake up
THREE newborn babies to transfer them to the stroller sounded
completely miserable to me.  

I also liked that when our babies got older that it came with
very comfortable stroller seats. In addition to finding our
babies very comfortable, the seats have wonderful sun shades
that protected our babies from the sun and people. I say
people because we had to be careful during RSV season because
our triplets were born prematurely at 29 weeks. This feature
allowed me to still at least be able to go for walks with
them and keep them protected from germs.

The stroller maneuvers much better than you might imagine a
triple stroller should. This is because it comes with a
steering wheel and everything. This steering wheel is such an
amazing feature because you can easily maneuver it with one
hand. For me this meant that I was able to enjoy a much
needed cup of coffee while pushing my babies in the stroller
for a nice walk. My husband thought that this feature was
very cool too.

The cost of the Peg Perego Stroller for Triplets was the
problem for us. It was not in our budget at all. Thankfully,
friends and family were looking for generous ways to help us
and they made it possible for us to get this stroller. I'm
hoping that if you are also expecting triplets and the cost
of this stroller is too much for you that you will also have
generous family and friends to help you make this purchase. 


http://tripletmomplusone.blogspot.com/

Mom to BBG Triplets and singleton boy.  Charlie, Jake and
Kaylee are three years old and Sam is one.