At Disneyland, handling your belongings is generally quite straightforward as most attractions are designed with storage in mind. For the majority of rides, you can bring your bags—such as backpacks, purses, or camera bags—directly onto the vehicle with you. Most ride vehicles are equipped with mesh storage pouches located in front of your seat or underneath it. If a pouch is not available or your bag is too large, it is standard practice to place your items on the floor at your feet; the ride's centrifugal force and design typically keep them secure even on "thrill" attractions like Space Mountain or Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. One notable exception is Silly Symphony Swings, where loose footwear and bags must be left in bins on the loading platform. Additionally, for high-intensity experiences like TRON Lightcycle / Run at Disney World (or similar locker-heavy systems in newer park layouts), double-sided lockers are provided for free within the queue. For those who prefer not to carry items at all, locker rentals are available at the front of the parks near the entrance.