What does security look like at Disney World?

The visible security measures at our theme parks and resort hotels include the presence of uniformed police officers, using specially trained hazard detection canines to help patrol our parks and resorts, bag checks at our theme park entrances and security kiosks at our resort hotels.



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These rules are typically what you would expect, as Guests cannot bring firearms or drugs into the parks, you cannot steal, break into the property, impersonate Cast Members or Disney characters, and so on.

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Every bag is subject to a security screening before you enter the park, and bag policies are the same at Disneyland and Disney World. Because security will make sure the contents of each bag are safe, clear bags are not required at the Disney parks. We'll talk more about size restrictions of bags below!

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What sets off Disney detectors? If a guest's bag sets off the metal detector, they are asked to step to the side for a bag search performed by a security team member. Items that most commonly trigger an alert include large magnets, like the ones on some glasses cases, umbrellas, and portable phone chargers.

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The new scanners are provided by Evolv Technology. Guests simply walk through it, and security officers can see if a guest has a weapon on them. The scanners are able to distinguish between weapons and personal items, such as a phone.

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While staying at a Disney Resort, the rooms do have safes in them. However, they are different from resort to resort. Some safes are on a pedestal while others are located in the wall. Because of this, the sizes of the safes vary so the amount of storage provided also varies.

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This is correct, at Walt Disney World there is security dressed as guests around the park to ensure that rule breaks are not being made. This includes common ones like shoplifting or smoking. Universal Orlando Resort also has undercover security roaming their parking lots and theme parks.

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Suitcases, bags, coolers or backpacks, with or without wheels, larger than 24 long x 15 wide x 18 high (61 cm x 38 cm x 46 cm) are not allowed in any theme park or water park. Loose or dry ice is not permitted in these containers. Re-usable ice packs are recommended.

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Yes, Ziploc bags are allowed as part of the Disneyland bag policy. They can be useful for storing smaller items and keeping them organized in your bag. However, keep in mind that bags must be within the size limits specified, and prohibited items are not allowed in any type of bag, including Ziploc bags.

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Any bag larger than 24? long x 15? wide x 18? high is not allowed per Disney's bag policy. Small coolers are allowed, but you need to use a reusable ice pack, as you can't bring dry ice or loose ice into the park.

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Our Top Tips for Prepping Your Phone for a Disney World Trip
  1. Download the Right Apps.
  2. Keep Your Phone Charged.
  3. Protect Your Phone with a Case.
  4. Make Sure Your Phone Has Enough Storage Space.
  5. Learn to Use Mobile Wallet.
  6. Safety First! ...
  7. Enable Find My Phone.
  8. Screenshot Important Information.


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When you stay at a Disney Resort hotel, enjoy peace of mind knowing that your room will be thoroughly cleaned prior to your arrival and throughout your visit. You can expect housekeeping services throughout your stay.

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If you're asking whether Disney is collecting information about you when you use a MagicBand, then the answer is yes. They will know when you go to your room, when you enter the parks, how much you're spending on merchandise and so on.

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You won't need a Disney Park Pass theme park reservation or a regular theme park ticket to get in as long as you enter the park no earlier than 7:00 PM. If you want to drop in earlier, you'll need a standard theme park ticket — and a park reservation (if your ticket type requires one).

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