All about Disney World lockers (cost, locations, sizes)

 At Disney World, you’ll find lockers in all 4 theme parks AND at both of the water parks.

The lockers in the parks have gotten fancy and high-tech in recent years.

Guests paying with credit/debit card or cash are able to rent a locker directly from a kiosk located nearby the lockers themselves.

The kiosks are really easy to use and quite self-explanatory.

If you are using a MagicBand or any other form of payment other than cash or a credit/debit card (like a gift card) you’ll need to go to the nearest store and ask a Cast Member there for assistance. They’ll be able to process your rental and give you a code to use back on the kiosk.

Locker sizes

To use a kiosk you indicate the size of locker you want and then pay (with either cash or credit card). After you pay you are then allowed to select a personalized 4-digit PIN code that you will use to open your locker.

Lockers come in 3 sizes but all 3 sizes aren’t available everywhere.

Standard (12.5″ x 10″ x 17″) –> $10/day
Large: (15.5″ x 13″ x 17″) –> $12/day
Extra Large/Jumbo: (17” x 22” x 26”) only available at Magic Kingdom and Epcot –> $15/day

Locker locations

Here’s where you can find locker rentals in each of the parks:

Epcot (2 locations)

• International Gateway – at the same location as the stroller rental area
• Front of the park – to the right of Spaceship Earth (with your back to the front of the park), near the restrooms

Magic Kingdom (1 location)

• On the right side as you enter the park

Animal Kingdom (2 locations)

• To the left side directly after you enter the park, near Guest Services
• Near Kali River Rapids (for use when on that attraction)

Hollywood Studios (1 location)

• To the right after you enter the park, near Oscar’s Super Services

Blizzard Beach

More information on locker rental at Blizzard Beach

Typhoon Lagoon

More information on locker rental at Typhoon Lagoon

Why might you need a locker?

Wondering why a locker might come in handy? Here’s some of the most common reasons people use them:

• Stash costumes or fancy clothes for character meals or Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party
• Store camera equipment that you don’t want to haul around all day
• Stow lunch for later in the day
• Store carry-ons (if visiting the park one last time before heading to the airport)
• Stash purchases

I’m sure there’s lots of other reasons but you get the idea. Sometimes having a locker makes your day in the parks easier, but whatever the reason, Disney definitely makes it easy to use one.