Disneyland has specific rules regarding the types of bags guests can bring into the parks. To ensure a smooth entry process, be sure your bags comply with their guidelines. Here is a comprehensive overview of Disneyland’s bag policy:

Bag Size Restrictions

• Bags larger than 24″ long x 15″ wide x 18″ high are not permitted. This includes suitcases, coolers, and backpacks with wheels.
• Guests are allowed to bring small single-compartment backpacks, purses, totes, and diaper bags that meet the size requirements.

Prohibited Items

Bags are searched before entering the parks, and the following items are prohibited:

• Weapons, pepper spray, or anything that looks like a weapon
• Marijuana and other illegal substances
• Outside alcohol and glass containers
• Drones and remote-controlled toys
• Folding chairs
• Selfie sticks that expand

Security Check Process

• All guests and bags must pass through security screening to enter the parks.
• Guests may be asked to open their bags for visual inspection. Bag searches are random.
• Walk-through metal detectors screen guests for prohibited items.

Bags on Rides

Here are some key points about Disneyland’s bag policy for rides:

• Bags are allowed on nearly all rides at Disneyland. The only exceptions are a few water rides where your bags may get wet.
• Bags must be able to fit fully within the ride vehicles. Any bag larger than 24″ x 15″ x 18″ is not permitted in the parks.
• For rollercoasters and thrill rides, small bags can be placed at your feet or in a pouch on the ride vehicle. Keep valuables with you.
• On slower rides like dark rides, boats, and PeopleMovers, bags can sit next to you during the ride.
• Never leave bags unattended outside of rides. Either keep them with you or rent a locker. Theft can occur.
• Strollers are not safe storage. Do not leave bags in strollers outside of rides.
• Be courteous of other riders when bringing bags on rides. Do not let bags intrude into other seats.
• For water rides, use lockers or keep valuables in resealable plastic bags. Bags may get wet.
• Ask a Cast Member if you need help finding a place to store your bags before a ride. They can point you in the right direction.

Exceptions for Medical Needs

• Guests with medical requirements can bring items like syringes and prescription medications if accompanied by a doctor’s note.
• Medications that aren’t in their original containers may need verification.

Locker Rentals

• Lockers are available to store prohibited items or bags that don’t meet the size requirements.
• Lockers inside the parks rent for $7-$10 per day depending on size.

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