I've carried one DMD and one EM in one. I can't imagine fitting three, but I'd love to be proven wrong.

I have a town n country van 2 side ways.

I have a 2001 T & C . I can fit 2 dmd games. One perpendicular behind front seats then one in from back door like regular.

I have done 2, but have been told 3 is doable with heads off.

you can get 3 in there easily as long as 2 have detachable heads or have their heads removed.

you can probably get 4 ems in if you had to if you load the back 2 first, push them to the back from the inside with their heads on top. then stuff one game sideways through the side door and push it back, and then load another game in sideways. put all the heads on top. i wouldn't drive cross country like this.

My favorite thing is that you can fit a dmd game strapped to the dolly in through the side door and 2 ems or another dmd in through the back.

-c

You could probably stack at least 3 or 4 on the roof, AKA Indian style

Just make sure if you go in from the side with a game with it's head on, that you go through the passenger door - it opens wider. The driver side has the gas cap and whatever else that keeps the door from going as far back.

you CAN fit all 3 of those games but will need to remove the heads (easy to do) to do so.

I just picked up 2 pins (heads attached) from Virginia with a rented T&C and had no problem fitting them in. You have to load them in through the back hatch as they won't fit through the side doors due to the latches. Make sure you lay something on the floor to avoid the seat clasps or be real careful while sliding the pins in to prevent cabinet damage.

I laid some cardboard along the floor and used another piece under the cabinet to make sliding the game in/out a breeze making sure to avoid/lift over the seat clasps. 1st pin I put sideways (Door to Door) and the 2nd just slid in with room to spare. could easily fit a 3rd pin inside if you detach the heads of pin 2 & 3 and lay them sideways in the back. Would have to have extra padding for the seat clasps though, just a warning.

Caravan / T & C's provide a very nice ride and get ok gas mileage to boot. I got an average of 25.2MPH from MI - VA and back.

I see no need for plywood. Just some cardboard and shipping blankets to keep it all safe and snug.

Put first game in through side door perpendicular to van. Next 2 should go in with head off from the back. Lay head on top of cabs. Will be tight but should work.

My buddy ralphwiggum has told me three with the heads on. two side by side from the rear (lol) and 1 sideways through the side door. Haven't seen it in person and don't know what model years that works for, either.

Edit: I'm guessing the new t&c has a smaller side entryway than the older one's. I got my AFM into the side of one quite easily but it was an older model.

Yes the 2014-15 models have smaller side door openings so all pin entry with heads attached have to go through the back. Also can fit only 1 pin sideways as well since the area between the two doors is wider then the wheel area.

I've also seen and heard that three are doable in a Caravan/T&C. Not sure what model years they were though. That might be a key determining factor. I know there was plenty of room left in my brother's Caravan when I picked up my TZ. I loaded it from behind and it barely breached the side door openings. His was a 2002, I think.

Also, ditto on the blankets and cardboard. I put down a couple blankets and put the cardboard on top of that. It was a breeze to slide in and out of there.