We have great news for our friends who like to ship souvenirs home from Disney World, either to themselves or their family and friends!
Disney Springs
There are tons of restaurants and shops to explore in Disney Springs, but this new addition is going to be a real asset for many people. Now you can ship items straight from Disney Springs! Say WHAT?!
On the backside of Tren-D, located in Disney Springs’ Marketplace section, you’ll find a new Shipping Post! (It’s located in the former stroller rental location, by the Marketplace Co-Op.)
It’s a Shipping Post!
This small store is pretty nondescript, so it’s easy to walk right by, but you can head in here and talk to a Cast Member if you have something you’d like to ship home.
Time to ship!
There’s a scale to weigh how your package and the computers are powered by the UPS Store. This is a fantastic option for people who have traveled a long way or can’t pack a large souvenir in their luggage.
Easy to use!
Or, you can ship something to a family member or friend to say hello from the Most Magical Place on Earth. Next time you’re stuck with a suitcase that won’t close, hop on a bus and head on over here! As always, stay tuned to DFB for all the latest Disney World news.
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That’s actually a big help. The last time I was at Disney World, I had a large quantity of things to be shipped (including a light saber) and the only place I could ship them was at Coronado Springs (which required multiple bus rides from my hotel and ended up taking 4 hours round-trip – time that could have been spent in the parks). A Disney Springs option makes that MUCH simpler.