Walt Disney World Parking
- Resort Parking
- Theme Park Parking
- Valet Parking
- Disney Springs Parking
- Rental Car Discounts - Save Up to 50% Off Nationwide!
Disney World Overnight Resort Hotel Parking
Standard overnight self-parking at Disney Resort hotels will have a fee that will be applied to the guest hotel folio upon check-out. All parking fees include applicable tax and are as follows:
- For reservations made June 18, 2019 and thereafter:
Disney Value Resorts: $15 per night
Disney Moderate Resorts: $20 per night
Disney Deluxe and Deluxe Villa Resorts: $25 per night
Complimentary self-parking will remain for the following:
- Guests with disabilities
- Cast Members staying as guests
- Guests traveling as part of a group or convention
- Guests staying at campsites at Fort Wilderness.
- Guests who wish to dine, shop, enjoy activities, or visit a resort for the day
Disney World Theme Park Parking
When driving to Walt Disney World and visiting the Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney's Hollywood Studios or Animal Kingdom, you can expect to pay the following Disney World parking fees:
- Preferred parking: car or motorcycle – $45 per day during non-peak seasons; $50 per day during peak seasons
- Standard parking: car or motorcycle – $25 per day
- Shuttle, Limo, Camper, Trailer, RV, bus, or Tractor Trailer – $30 per day
With the exception of the Magic Kingdom, all of the Walt Disney World parking is outside the main entrance to the theme park.
At the Magic Kingdom, the lot is located at the Ticket and Transportation Center. Once you park here, you will need to take either the Monorail or the Ferry to the Magic Kingdom.
NOTE: The trams are not running currently at any of the Walt Disney World theme parks so guests should be prepared to walk from their vehicles to the front entrance of the park(s).
The Disney World parking lots are HUGE. Fortunately, you aren't expected to start your park visit with a marathon run to the entrance. There are trams that are constantly in use to get you from the lot to the entrance.
Guest Drop-Off - All Parks offer a guest drop-off location. Guests should ask the Cast Member when they go through the Toll Plaza for directions and information.
PAY CLOSE ATTENTION TO WHERE YOU PARKED. You don't want to end your day by wandering through a parking lot among a sea of cars that look exactly like yours. (This is especially "fun" if you rented a car and barely remember anything other than what color it is.)
We recommend taking a pic on your cell phone at the end of your row showing the name of the section you're in and the row number - trust us, you'll be glad you did!
Thanks to DISer Denise for the following suggestion:
TIP: If you forget the section that you parked in, let the tram driver know the approximate time that you arrived. Based on that info, they should be able to direct you to the section that you are in.
WATER PARKS - There is no fee when parking at the water parks, but there's also no parking tram. Be prepared to walk if you arrive later and get a spot that's further out.
DISNEY SPRINGS - There is no fee to park here. (Note that there are no buses to the theme parks from this location.)
ESPN WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS - There is no fee for parking here. (Note that there are no buses to the theme parks from this location.)
FREE PARKING AT THE DISNEY THEME PARKS:
- Walt Disney World Resort Guests
- Annual Passholders
Valet Parking is offered at all of the Disney Deluxe Resorts. There is a $33.00 daily fee for using this service. Valet parking is not free for DVC members.
Valet Parking is FREE for the following:
- Tables in Wonderland cardholders with an Advance Dining Reservation at the resort where they are valet parking
- All guests who have a current handicap license plate/tag
Tipping is appropriate and customary for valet parking.
- 20 Questions Before You Choose Your Disney Hotel
- Rent a high-quality Scooter, Wheelchair, or Stroller
- Have Walt Disney World Guests Finally Reached Their Tipping Point?
- Universal Studios' Classic Monsters Cafe Has Closed Forever
- Trying Salt & Straw's NEW Vegan Option
- Five Tips to Help You Get Ready for Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party!
- Eat Here, Not There: Walt Disney World Edition
- Meet Disney Stars at Red Carpet Dreams is Now Standby Only
- A Crash Course on the Characters of Guardians of the Galaxy
- Cruising on Disney Cruise Line Without Children
- 5 Must-Do's in WDW for The Little Mermaid Lovers
- MTO: Things That Could Help You Win a Bidding War
- What in the World Is a Disney Cruise Line Fish Extender?
- Based on a Recent Poll, Which Magic Kingdom Attraction Would You Get Rid Of?
- Why Tossing Coins Into Disney Fountains Is Important
- View More...