Bringing an Electric Car to Disney World — Your Complete Guide

With gas prices seemingly ever-soaring, more Americans are turning towards electric vehicles. In turn, many who typically drive to Walt Disney World are wondering if the “Most Magical Place on Earth” can accommodate their electric car.

ChargePoint Stations

From prices and payment methods to charging locations, we’ve gathered together everything electric vehicle owners need to know!

The Basics

Charging for electric vehicles is available at ChargePoint charging stations across Walt Disney World property. Guests can use a credit card or a pre-ordered ChargePoint card—available at chargepoint.com – to charge their vehicle for $0.35 per kilowatt hour, with a minimum service amount of $1.50. The vehicle can be left unattended at the charging station, as charging will stop once the vehicle’s battery is fully charged. Once complete, an automatic “ping” will be sent to the vehicle’s owners to alert them when their car is ready. Stations are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

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Charging Station Locations

The charging stations are located across the 27-acre property, including at all four theme parks, several hotels, and Disney Springs. In other words, no matter where you are on Disney property, you’ll be able to give your car the charge it needs to get you home when your vacation ends.

Theme Parks

Magic Kingdom: 5 spaces (one space at the front of the Medical Parking Lot and 4 spaces at the front of the Zurg Parking Lot)
EPCOT: 4 spaces (at the front of the HeiHei Parking Lot)
Disney’s Animal Kingdom theme park: 4 spaces (all in the Medical Parking Lot)
Disney’s Hollywood Studios: 4 spaces (at the front of the Mickey Parking Lot)

TTC Parking Lot

Hotels

Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort: 6 spaces (general parking near ADA spaces)
Disney’s Riviera Resort: 2 spaces (general parking near ADA spaces)
Disney’s Wilderness Lodge 2 spaces (general parking near ADA spaces)

Coronado Springs

Finally, Disney Springs features 13 spaces, 3 on the 5th floor of the Orange Garage, 3 on the 5th floor of the Lime Garage, 3 on the 3rd floor of the Grapefruit Garage, and 4 in the Watermelon Lot near the Cirque du Soleil theater.

Lime Garage crowds

If you’re driving your electric car to Disney World, make sure to keep this guide in mind so you know where to juice your vehicle up for the ride home. Stay tuned to AllEars for more Disney World tips! WAIT! Also, before you go, we want to know your opinions on all things Disney, including their approach to electric vehicles! Leave a review on Disney rides, restaurants, and more right here on AllEars. Good or bad, let your voice be heard!