Lockers at MK???

[westjones]

I thought someone mentioned there were lockers at MK. Is that right?

If so, where? Are they under the train station when you first enter?

How much? Where do you rent them?

Thanks!
DJ

 

[wld]

Yes they are right under the train station. We rent them when we go but I can't remember how much. I know it is less than $5 and they give you some back when you turn your key in that night. It is also transferable to another park on the same day.

 

[westjones]

So all the parks have locker! Wow! How can it be that I never knew that! Boy I learn something new all the time on these boards!
DJ

 

[Dan Murphy]

Yes, each park has lockers at entrance, Epcot at both ends.

 

[jann1033]

any one know how large they are? I have a camera tripod I would like to take for wishes and do not want to lug it around all day but wonder if it would fit it's Maybe 2 ft or so folded up???

 

[nataliesdaddy]

Originally posted by jann1033
any one know how large they are? I have a camera tripod I would like to take for wishes and do not want to lug it around all day but wonder if it would fit it's Maybe 2 ft or so folded up???

if it folds up and collapses down to 2 feet I think it would almost fit - we crammed a lot of stuff into the animal kingdom one and the MK one - but are they 2 feet deep for sure? mmmm I can't say

 

[Ronda93]

I believe the lockers are the same between parks. They are offered in two sizes (L/S). Small door is about a foot, maybe 14" square. Large is probably 20/22" tall and the same width as small. We've always gotten the large. At the MK, I'm able to store my 22" tripod with a little room to spare.

I assume the small are the same depth, but cannot say I'm positive.

Don't wait until park closing to get your key deposit back... can be as rough as stroller return.

WISHES pix...

I used my compact tripod (max height 40") for wishes last month. Found a great place to take photos... sit down on the sidewalk in front of Casey's (down a bit from the MK info board). You're a little off center, but it's still good. Put one tripod leg through the barrier/fence. No one can get in front of you. The view is unobstructed. Great results.

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