Disney Springs does not currently have public luggage lockers or an official baggage-storage counter. If I needed to spend a few hours at Disney Springs before a flight or after hotel checkout, my first choice would be leaving my luggage with my hotel’s Bell Services or front desk. If that wasn’t available, I’d use a paid luggage-storage service in the Lake Buena Vista area or leave the bags secured in my car if I were driving.
This is one of those small Disney World logistics issues that’s much easier to solve before you arrive. Walking around Disney Springs with a rolling suitcase gets old quickly, especially if you’re trying to shop or eat before heading to the airport.
Does Disney Springs Have Lockers?
No public rental lockers are currently listed at Disney Springs.
Disney’s official locker-rental service currently lists lockers at the four Walt Disney World theme parks and the Disney water parks, but not at Disney Springs.
That means I wouldn’t arrive expecting to find the kind of paid locker you can rent at EPCOT, Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studios or Animal Kingdom.
Disney Springs also doesn’t have a public Bell Services counter where anyone can simply check a suitcase for a few hours.
If You’re Staying at a Disney Hotel, Leave Your Bags There
This is easily the option I’d use if I were staying at a Disney Resort hotel.
Disney officially allows Resort hotel guests to leave luggage with Bell Services when arriving before their room is ready. More importantly for a Disney Springs visit, you can also store your luggage with Bell Services after checking out.
So if I had an evening flight and wanted to spend my last afternoon at Disney Springs, I’d leave the suitcases at my Disney hotel, go to Disney Springs with only the things I needed for the day, and retrieve the luggage before heading to the airport.
You can read Disney’s current policy on the official Walt Disney World Bell Services page.
If you’re specifically choosing a hotel because you want to spend time around Disney Springs, my guide to hotels within walking distance to Disney Springs may also help.
Staying Off-Site? Ask Your Own Hotel First
If I’m staying at a non-Disney hotel, I still ask my own hotel about luggage storage before looking for another solution.
Many hotels have some form of baggage hold for arriving or departing guests, but I wouldn’t assume the policy is the same everywhere. I’d ask the front desk whether they can hold my bags after checkout and how late I can retrieve them.
I would not plan on walking into a Disney or non-Disney hotel where I’m not staying and asking them to hold my suitcase. Even if someone occasionally makes an exception, that isn’t dependable enough to build a travel day around.
There Are Paid Luggage Storage Options Near Disney Springs
If my hotel couldn’t hold my bags, the next option I’d investigate is a third-party luggage-storage service around Lake Buena Vista.
Services such as Bounce currently list multiple partner businesses around the Disney Springs and Lake Buena Vista area where luggage can be booked for temporary storage.
The important thing is to check the actual location before paying. A listing described as being “near Disney Springs” may still require a rideshare, so I wouldn’t assume I’m getting a locker directly outside World of Disney.
I would also confirm the opening hours, pickup deadline, price and bag-protection terms for the specific location I’m booking. These are third-party services, not Disney-operated luggage facilities.
You can check current nearby locations through Bounce’s Disney Springs luggage storage listings.
Can You Bring Luggage Into Disney Springs?
Disney’s published property rules do not list ordinary luggage as categorically prohibited at Disney Springs, but bags and other items can be subject to security screening.
Disney also reserves the right to refuse an item and to deal with unattended bags or luggage as it considers appropriate.
So I wouldn’t leave a suitcase somewhere and walk away from it, even briefly.
It’s also worth distinguishing Disney Springs from the theme parks. Disney currently prohibits suitcases, backpacks and similar bags larger than 24 inches long by 15 inches wide by 18 inches high inside the theme parks and water parks. That particular published size restriction is not written as a Disney Springs luggage-storage policy.
Even if I could physically bring my suitcase through Disney Springs, though, I wouldn’t choose that option unless I had no alternative. The bigger problem isn’t necessarily getting the bag in. It’s having nowhere official to leave it once you’re there.
If You’re Driving, Your Car May Be the Simplest Storage Option
If I already have a rental car or my own vehicle, leaving the luggage secured in the vehicle can be much easier than making an extra trip to a storage facility.
I would put the bags out of sight before arriving rather than opening the trunk and rearranging valuable luggage after parking.
I also wouldn’t leave passports, medication, expensive electronics or anything particularly valuable or heat-sensitive in the car. Those stay with me.
This option obviously only helps if I already have a vehicle. I wouldn’t rent a car solely to solve a few hours of luggage storage.
Can You Store Luggage at Another Disney Resort?
I wouldn’t count on it unless I’m actually a registered Guest of that Disney Resort hotel.
Disney describes Bell Services as a luggage service that helps Resort hotel Guests with check-in and checkout. If I’m staying at a Disney hotel, that’s where I leave my luggage.
I wouldn’t travel to Saratoga Springs, Port Orleans or another nearby Disney hotel solely because it has Bell Services and assume they’ll store my bags when I’m not staying there.
That’s an unnecessary gamble when I can either use my own hotel’s luggage service or reserve a commercial storage option in advance.
What About Theme Park Lockers?
Walt Disney World’s theme parks do have rental lockers, but they don’t really solve the Disney Springs problem.
Disney currently offers small and large lockers at all four theme parks, with larger jumbo lockers available at Magic Kingdom and EPCOT. The water parks have lockers as well.
Those lockers are located at the parks, not Disney Springs. I wouldn’t travel to a theme park and deal with park security just to store luggage before spending the afternoon shopping or eating at Disney Springs.
What I’d Do With My Bags After Hotel Checkout
If I were checking out of a Disney Resort hotel in the morning and had a late flight, I’d leave everything with Bell Services and go to Disney Springs with one small day bag.
If I were staying off-site, I’d ask my own hotel whether it offers luggage storage before checking out.
If neither hotel option worked, I’d reserve third-party storage near Disney Springs before leaving for the day rather than showing up with my luggage and trying to improvise.
And if I already had a car, I’d probably use the vehicle instead, provided I could keep the luggage locked out of sight and take important items with me.
That’s really the answer to luggage storage at Disney Springs: don’t plan on finding a locker once you arrive. Decide where the bags are going first, then enjoy Disney Springs without dragging a suitcase from one end of the property to the other.
