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[TIGGERmetoo]

Go for it! DH wasn't convinced either but he is a firm believer now. The lockers are a nice size but it's amazing how fast they can fill up. We don't "cook" when we're on vacation so there aren't any of those items in there and we don't have any "clothes" in there (except extra pair of tennis shoes for me) but our locker is full. All the bathroom items (soap, shampoo, cond, air freshener, powder, etc), Brita water pitcher, pins for trading, refillable water bottles, drug items (aspirin, band-aids, ointment, moleskin, etc), some snacks (micro popcorn, cans of nuts, gum) end up taking up quite abit of room. I want to try and put swinsuits in there next trip. Some people keep a bottle of booze in the locker too! Don't worry about having enough stuff to put in there.

 

[kikiq]

The cost or convenience doesn't really save anything for us. We ship everything down and back... clothes, toiletries, etc and it still is cheaper than the Owners Locker. (We normally go twice a year.) I know a lot of people love their OL but it just doesn't make sense for our family.

Almost have gotten the OL this past year, but family/health issues are cutting into our WDW trips. Where and how do you ship back? We do not rent a car, so how would we ship something back home?

 

[lovwdwalot]

I know this is was been asked before,but how much is it to rent the locker and where are they located at. I have heard about the locker rentals but I have never really looked into them.

 

[Tara]

Almost have gotten the OL this past year, but family/health issues are cutting into our WDW trips. Where and how do you ship back? We do not rent a car, so how would we ship something back home?

All Disney resorts will assist you with shipping, some will charge a fee for handling. It will likely cost you $50 minimum round trip for shipping what the avg person might ship.