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At Tokyo Disneyland, storing suitcases and other luggage in coin lockers is a convenient way to explore the park without carrying heavy bags. Several locker locations are available around the park entrance and nearby areas, but finding one can be challenging without knowing where to look. This guide covers locker locations, sizes, fees, and payment methods, along with lesser-known spots where lockers may be easier to find and alternative options when they're all full.
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Suitcases and wheeled luggage are not allowed inside Tokyo Disneyland or Tokyo DisneySea, so they must be stored before entering the parks. Coin-operated lockers are available near the park entrances, but finding one in the right size can be challenging, especially on busy days.
Knowing the locker locations, sizes, and fees in advance can make the visit much easier. This guide covers storage options at Tokyo Disneyland and nearby areas, including what to do when lockers are full. Information has been checked against official Tokyo Disney Resort sources as of October 2026. Check the official website for the latest details before visiting.

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Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea offer coin-operated lockers in five main size categories, from Small to Super-Extra Large. Some cash-only lockers also come in a Medium Large size. However, not every location has every size, and lockers large enough for suitcases are generally found outside the parks.
Locker fees vary depending on the park, size, and locker type. For example, lockers at Tokyo Disneyland currently range from 500 yen for a Small locker to 1,500 yen for a Super-Extra Large locker. Checking the available sizes and locations beforehand is recommended, especially when traveling with large luggage.
Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea offer storage lockers in several sizes to accommodate everything from small personal items to large suitcases. Locker dimensions vary depending on whether they accept cash only or both cash and electronic payments.
Cash-only lockers are available in six sizes: Small (approximately 29 × 36 × 42 cm), Medium (37 × 36 × 42 cm), Medium Large (37 × 36 × 57 cm), Large (50 × 36 × 42 cm), Extra Large (78 × 36 × 57 cm), and Super-Extra Large (118 × 36 × 57 cm). Lockers that also accept electronic payments come in five sizes, with slightly different dimensions.
Smaller lockers are suitable for personal belongings and bags, while larger ones can accommodate suitcases and other bulky items. Extra Large and Super-Extra Large lockers are available only outside the parks, so travelers carrying large luggage should store it before entering.

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Locker fees at Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea vary by size, location, and payment type.
At Tokyo Disneyland, prices range from 500 yen for a Small locker to 1,500 yen for a Super-Extra Large locker. At Tokyo DisneySea, prices range from 400 to 1,500 yen. Lockers must be emptied on the same day, so be sure to collect all belongings before leaving.
Storage lockers at Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea include both cash-only models and those that accept cash and electronic payments. Cash-only lockers require coins, while compatible lockers offer more convenient cashless options.
For cash payments, having 100-yen coins ready is helpful. Change machines may be available near locker areas, but their availability at every location could not be confirmed. Check the payment options at the locker before use.

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Tokyo Disneyland has two locker locations inside the park and seven outside, all around the Main Entrance. Lockers inside the park are available in Small, Medium, and Large sizes, while Extra Large and Super-Extra Large lockers are located outside. Suitcases, wheeled luggage, and certain other items are not permitted inside the park, so large bags should be stored before entering.
Inside Tokyo Disneyland, two locker areas are located just beyond the Main Entrance, on either side of the plaza before World Bazaar. Their arched entrances make them easy to recognize, and restrooms are located nearby.
Outside the park, lockers can be found around Tokyo Disneyland Station, the bus terminals, and the walkway from Maihama Station toward the park. Larger lockers are also available near Promenade Gifts East and along the route from Maihama Station. For exact locations, check the official Tokyo Disneyland locker map before visiting.
The lockers inside Tokyo Disneyland are convenient because they are close to the entrance, but they can fill up during busy periods. If none are available, try the lockers outside the park, particularly those near the bus terminals, which are farther from the Main Entrance and may be less crowded.
Availability varies throughout the day, so these locations are not guaranteed to have empty lockers. On particularly busy days, Tokyo Disneyland may also open a temporary luggage storage area for wheeled suitcases and carriers. Ask a Cast Member for details.

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Tokyo DisneySea has two locker locations inside the park and five outside, all around the Main Entrance. As at Tokyo Disneyland, suitcases and wheeled luggage are not allowed inside the park. Lockers inside the park are available in Small, Medium, and Large sizes, while Extra Large and Super-Extra Large lockers are located outside. Travelers carrying large luggage should store it before entering.
Inside Tokyo DisneySea, the two locker areas are located near the entrance plaza featuring the iconic AquaSphere globe. One is near the Valentina's Sweets shop, while the other is near the Package Delivery Service facility.
Outside the park, lockers are available around Tokyo DisneySea Station, near the Park Entrance North, and by the bus terminals. Larger lockers suitable for suitcases can be found outside the park. Lockers near the station are convenient for visitors arriving by monorail, but availability may be limited during busy periods.
For exact locations, check the official Tokyo DisneySea locker map before visiting.
Although Tokyo DisneySea has plenty of lockers, they can fill up during busy periods. Lockers near the bus terminals, farther from the Main Entrance, may be worth checking when those closer to the entrance are full.
However, larger lockers suitable for suitcases may be in high demand, particularly among visitors arriving by bus. Availability varies, so finding an empty locker is not guaranteed.
On busy days, Tokyo DisneySea may open a temporary luggage storage area when lockers outside the park are full. This service accepts suitcases and wheeled carriers for 1,500 yen per item. Ask a Cast Member for availability and location details.

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Now that we've covered coin locker locations, sizes, and fees at Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, there are a few important things to keep in mind when using them. Here are some helpful tips to avoid problems and make luggage storage as smooth as possible.
Coin lockers at Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea are intended for same-day use, and all belongings must be collected on the day of the visit. Overnight storage is not permitted. For luggage that needs to be stored for two or more days, consider alternative storage options around Maihama Station that allow multi-day use.
Resort Gateway Station is located just to the left after exiting the South Exit of JR Maihama Station. It serves the Disney Resort Line monorail. Travelers looking for luggage storage can use the lockers near Tokyo Disneyland Station and Tokyo DisneySea Station as alternatives.
Coin locker fees are nonrefundable. Once a locker is locked and paid for, opening it ends that use, even if belongings remain inside. Using the same locker again requires another payment. To avoid unnecessary charges, make sure everything needed for the day has been taken out before locking the door.

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If the coin lockers at Tokyo Disneyland are full, consider using those at nearby Maihama Station or Ikspiari, a shopping and dining complex near the park. These locations offer additional luggage storage options and may have available lockers when those closer to the park are full.
JR Maihama Station has coin lockers in several locations, both inside and outside the ticket gates. Lockers range from Small to Extra Large, accommodating everything from personal belongings to large suitcases.
Fees vary by size and location. Recent listings indicate that Small lockers generally cost around 500 yen, Medium lockers 600–700 yen, and Large lockers 800–900 yen, with some Extra Large lockers costing 1,000 yen or more. Dimensions also vary by locker type.
Some lockers outside the ticket gates are accessible for extended hours, while those inside the gates are generally accessible during station operating hours. Certain lockers allow storage for up to three days, with additional fees for each day. Payment options vary, with some accepting cash and others supporting transportation IC cards such as Suica and PASMO.

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Ikspiari, a shopping and dining complex near Maihama Station, also has coin lockers. Although it is farther from Tokyo Disneyland, it can be a convenient choice for visitors planning to shop or dine there after a day at the park.
Lockers are available in four sizes:
Size Approximate dimensions (H × W × D) Fee
S 30 × 36 × 65 cm ¥400
M 51 × 36 × 65 cm ¥600
L 57 × 36 × 65 cm ¥600
LL 87 × 36 × 65 cm ¥800
Lockers are located on the first floor near nana's green tea and Seijo Ishii, and on the second floor near Café CHEZ MADU and the Information Counter. The lockers next to the second-floor Information Counter accept cashless payments only.
Locker access is subject to Ikspiari's operating hours, so check the facility schedule before leaving luggage there.

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If the coin lockers at Tokyo Disneyland are full, a luggage delivery service is another convenient option. Guests staying at eligible Disney Hotels or Tokyo Disney Resort Official Hotels can have their luggage delivered directly from the Tokyo Disney Resort Welcome Center near Maihama Station to their hotel free of charge. This makes it easier to explore the parks without carrying heavy bags.
Guests staying at eligible Disney Hotels or Official Hotels can drop off suitcases and other luggage at the Tokyo Disney Resort Welcome Center, located next to JR Maihama Station, and have them delivered to their hotel free of charge. This service is particularly convenient for visitors heading straight to the parks after arriving by train.
After checking out, guests can also use the paid Station Delivery Service to have their luggage transported from the hotel to the Welcome Center for collection later in the day. Service availability and drop-off requirements vary by hotel. The Station Delivery Service is not available at Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel.
The Tokyo Disney Resort Welcome Center has separate service counters for Disney Hotels and Official Hotels.
Disney Hotels Service Counter (2F): 7:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Tokyo Disney Resort Official Hotels Service Counter (1F): 8:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
For the paid Station Delivery Service, luggage collection is available from 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. for Disney Hotel guests and from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. for Official Hotel guests. Contact the hotel for baggage drop-off deadlines and other details.

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There are plenty of attractions to explore around Tokyo Disneyland. Here are two additional spots worth visiting during a trip to the area, including places to relax in hot springs, discover marine life, and enjoy outdoor activities. These destinations offer even more ways to make the most of a visit to Tokyo Disneyland.
Located in Kasai Rinkai Park in Tokyo's Edogawa Ward, Tokyo Sea Life Park is an aquarium about a 10-minute drive or 30 minutes by bus and on foot from Tokyo Disneyland. Opened in 1989, the spacious aquarium is best known for its massive donut-shaped tank, where visitors can watch schools of bluefin tuna swimming together. Other highlights include one of Japan's largest penguin exhibits and displays showcasing marine life from Tokyo Bay and beyond.
Tokyo Sea Life Park
Kasai Rinkai Park is a vast waterfront park overlooking Tokyo Bay, offering a wide range of outdoor activities and attractions. In addition to Tokyo Sea Life Park, visitors can enjoy spacious lawns, barbecue areas, bicycle rentals, and artificial beaches at the adjacent Kasai Marine Park. The park also features a bird sanctuary and a hotel, making it easy to spend an entire day exploring. One of its main attractions is the Diamond and Flower Ferris Wheel, standing approximately 117 meters tall and offering panoramic views of Tokyo Bay. After an exciting day at Tokyo Disneyland, the park is an ideal place to unwind and enjoy nature.

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Coin lockers at Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea can sometimes be difficult to find, so checking their locations, sizes, and fees in advance can help ensure a smooth visit. Lockers may fill up during busy periods, making it useful to know about alternative storage options nearby.
Guests staying at Disney Hotels or Tokyo Disney Resort Official Hotels can also take advantage of baggage delivery services from the Tokyo Disney Resort Welcome Center near Maihama Station. With luggage safely stored or delivered to the hotel, visitors can enjoy a more comfortable, carefree day at the parks.
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5-minute walk from Kasai-Rinkai Park Station (JR Keiyo Line)

Kasai Rinkai Park