Magic Kingdom

Conditional. Bags, backpacks, and coolers are allowed as long as they're no larger than 24" L x 15" W x 18" H. There is no clear-bag requirement at Disney theme parks. Loose or dry ice is not permitted in coolers — reusable ice packs are recommended. Max size: 24" L x 15" W x 18" H.

Allowed. Standard parking is $35 per day and covers all 4 Walt Disney World theme parks on one pass; preferred parking (closer to the entrance) is $50-60 per day depending on the date. Oversized vehicles (RVs, buses, campers, limos) are $40/day. Disney Resort hotel guests and select Annual Passholders get standard parking free, with the option to upgrade to preferred for the price difference. Fees include tax and are nonrefundable. Fee: $35 standard / $50-60 preferred / $40 oversized per day.

Allowed. Outside water bottles are permitted. Glass containers are restricted, with an exception for small items like baby food jars.

Allowed. Outside food and snacks are generally permitted. No glass containers and no dry ice in coolers used to keep food cold.

Allowed. Prescription and over-the-counter medications, EpiPens, and necessary medical supplies (e.g. syringes) may be brought into the park. Medication requiring refrigeration can be kept in a small soft-sided cooler. Exceptions: Additional security screening may be conducted for medical devices/supplies.

Not Allowed. Outside alcohol is not permitted in the theme or water parks. Exceptions: Wine may be brought into Disney Springs for consumption at select table-service restaurants only, and alcohol is available at Disney Resort hotels.

Not Allowed. Marijuana and other illegal substances are not permitted at any time.

Conditional. Small coolers (including hard-sided) are allowed if they fit within Disney's size limit, but loose or bagged ice is not permitted. Max size: 24" L x 15" W x 18" H. Exceptions: Baby food jars/glass containers are exempted from the general glass-container ban.

Conditional. Strollers must be no larger than 31" wide x 52" long, including any attachments. Measurements include parent consoles, cup holders, and storage add-ons. Enforcement tightened noticeably in 2026 — Cast Members are measuring more strictly, even by an inch. Wagon-style strollers from brands like Keenz, WonderFold, and Veer are banned outright, with no exceptions. Max size: 31" wide x 52" long. Exceptions: On-site and third-party stroller rentals (e.g. Kingdom Strollers) are available for non-compliant strollers.

Allowed. Baby Care Centers in every theme park offer a complimentary nursing room, changing tables, and a feeding area. Personal item storage isn't available inside the Baby Care Centers, and strollers must be parked outside.

Conditional. Wheelchairs and ECVs are welcome, but must meet Disney's size/design requirements (3+ wheels, stable when stopped, max 36"x52"); Segways/hoverboards don't qualify. Max size: 36" W x 52" L. Exceptions: Rental wheelchairs/ECVs available on-site.

Not Allowed. Skateboards, scooters, inline skates, and bicycles are not permitted (grouped with drones and remote-control toys on Disney's prohibited list).

Conditional. Cameras are welcome for personal use, but selfie sticks are banned and tripods/monopods are only allowed if they fit in a standard backpack and are under 6 feet. Max size: Tripods/monopods: fit in a backpack, max 6ft.

Not Allowed. Personal drones and remote-control flying devices are not permitted anywhere on Walt Disney World property.

Allowed. Umbrellas are permitted in the parks.

Not Allowed. Noisemakers (horns, whistles, megaphones, speakers), flags, and banners are not allowed in the theme parks.

Conditional. Folding/lawn chairs are not allowed anywhere in the parks, but blankets and beach towels are fine for parade or fireworks viewing. Exceptions: Cane-seats and mobility-aid seating are exempt from the folding-chair ban.

Not Allowed. Firearms, ammunition, knives, and weapons of any kind — including realistic-looking toy weapons — are prohibited, with no exception for concealed-carry permit holders. Exceptions: Toy swords/lightsabers sold as Disney merchandise are allowed as themed props, not real weapons.

Conditional. Magic Kingdom is smoke-free; smoking and vaping are only allowed in designated outdoor smoking areas located outside the park entrance.

Conditional. Guests 13 and under may wear costumes and costume masks; guests 14 and older may not wear costumes or masks (except for medical reasons). Exceptions: Special ticketed events (e.g. Halloween/Christmas parties) have their own adult costume allowances.

Allowed. Portable chargers/power banks are allowed into the park, though security may ask you to hold them out during bag/metal-detector screening.

Conditional. Trained service animals (dogs and miniature horses) are welcome under specific behavior rules; pets and emotional-support animals are not allowed in the parks. Exceptions: Best Friends Pet Care on Disney property offers boarding/daycare for pets.

Conditional. Guests can leave Magic Kingdom and return the same day using the same valid ticket, tapping back in at the entrance. Exceptions: Park Hopper add-on required to switch to a different park rather than re-entering the same one.

Yes — Disney World is a former or alternate name for Magic Kingdom. All of the entry policies on this page apply the same way.

Yes — Walt Disney World is a former or alternate name for Magic Kingdom. All of the entry policies on this page apply the same way.

Yes — WDW is a former or alternate name for Magic Kingdom. All of the entry policies on this page apply the same way.

Yes — Disney Magic Kingdom is a former or alternate name for Magic Kingdom. All of the entry policies on this page apply the same way.