Charging your phone at Tokyo Disney: power bank rental prices
There are no outlets for guests to charge a phone in the parks, so bring your own power bank or rent a ChargeSPOT inside or outside the park. Renting inside costs ¥350 for under an hour and ¥1,200 for 4–6 hours.
Who this is for:Anyone using the app for tickets, Premier Access (DPA) or Mobile Order, and anyone flying in with a power bank
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Can I charge my phone in the park?
The official answer is that the parks have no outlets for charging directly. Instead, it suggests buying a charger in a park shop or using the power bank rental service. To find shops that sell chargers, filter the shop map in the app by products, then chargers.
Sources:[1]Official info[2]Official info
Don't waste time looking
Bringing your own is cheapest
How much does renting in the park cost?
In-park prices are published officially, and they're higher than a regular ChargeSPOT in town. The longer you keep it, the bigger the gap, so return it once you're done.
Sources:[3]Official info[4]Official info[7]Official info[8]Visitor / press reports
| Rental time | In the park (official) | Regular ChargeSPOT (for reference) |
|---|---|---|
| Under 1 hour | ¥350 | ¥165 (under 30 min) / ¥330 |
| 1–2 hours | ¥500 | ¥430 |
| 2–3 hours | ¥700 | ¥430 |
| 3–4 hours | ¥1,000 | ¥500 |
| 4–6 hours | ¥1,200 | ¥500 |
How to rent and return
Both renting and returning are done in the ChargeSPOT app. You can't pay cash on the spot.
Sources:[3]Official info[5]Official info[6]Official info[7]Official info
- STEP 1Find a stand
In the Tokyo Disney Resort app map, tap "･･･", then the filter, then "Facility category", choose mobile battery rental service, and tap OK.
- STEP 2Rent with the ChargeSPOT app
You can get the app by scanning the QR code on a stand. The app also shows stock and free return slots.
- STEP 3Pay in the app only
Credit card, PayPay, Apple Pay, Rakuten Pay, Merpay, d Payment, au Easy Payment, SoftBank bill payment, Paidy or AEON Pay. LINE Pay isn't accepted.
- STEP 4Return it at any stand
Stands outside the park are fine too.
Where are the stands?
The parks don't publish a count. When a visitor checked in May 2025 there were 9 at Tokyo Disneyland and 13 at DisneySea (one of them inside the monorail station building, outside the park). For current locations, the app map is the safest bet.
Sources:[5]Official info[9]Visitor / press reports[15]Visitor / press reports
📋 See the full list
| Park | Location (as of May 2025) |
|---|---|
| Tokyo Disneyland | Inside the coin lockers next to Main Street House |
| Tokyo Disneyland | Inside the coin lockers next to the delivery service |
| Tokyo Disneyland | Left of Eastside Café |
| Tokyo Disneyland | Restroom entrance next to La Petite Parfumerie |
| Tokyo Disneyland | Left of Captain Hook's Galley |
| Tokyo Disneyland | Restroom entrance next to Rackety's Raccoon Saloon |
| Tokyo Disneyland | By the exit of Mickey's PhilharMagic |
| Tokyo Disneyland | Left of Pinocchio's Daring Journey |
| Tokyo Disneyland | Right of Cosmic Encounter |
| DisneySea | Inside Guest Relations |
| DisneySea | In front of the restroom next to the main First Aid |
| DisneySea | Right of the restroom behind Gondolier Snacks |
| DisneySea | Under a DisneySea Electric Railway station |
| DisneySea | Restroom entrance near Fortress Explorations |
| DisneySea | Restroom entrance next to Horizon Bay Restaurant |
| DisneySea | Restroom entrance next to Hangar Stage |
| DisneySea | Restroom entrance next to Nautilus Gifts |
| DisneySea | Restroom entrance right of Caravan Carousel |
| DisneySea | Restroom entrance right of Sindbad's Storybook Voyage |
| DisneySea | Restroom entrance next to the Indiana Jones Adventure entrance |
| DisneySea | By the restroom entrance left of Peter Pan's Never Land Adventure (Fantasy Springs) |
| DisneySea (outside the park) | Monorail station building, at the coin locker entrance left of Central Guest Services |
What stops working when your phone dies?
In the parks, tickets, Premier Access and Mobile Order all run on your phone. When the battery dies, you can't do the following.
Sources:[1]Official info[14]Official info
Are there rules on bringing a power bank? What about flying?
Are there rules on bringing a power bank? What about flying?Power banks aren't on the parks' banned items list or in the terms of use. The rules that matter are for flying: Japan's transport ministry rules above apply from April 24, 2026.
Sources:[10]Official info[11]Official info[12]Official info[13]Official info
Not on the banned items list
On domestic flights, not in the overhead bin either
Don't run out of battery: just do this
- Before the day
- Fully charge your own power bank and cable
- Install the ChargeSPOT app and add a payment method (no cash in the parks)
- Flying in? Up to two power banks of 160Wh or less, and you can't use them on board
- On the morning
- Check your phone is at 100% before you enter
- Carry a printout of your ticket QR code, just in case
- In the park
- Running low? Rent before you hit 0%. Find stands in the app map under "･･･" and the filter
- Return it soon after (in the park, 2 hours is ¥700 and 4 hours ¥1,200)
- Don't hunt for an outlet (the parks have none)
The packing list adjusts to the season and who you're going with, so you can check your power bank and cable along with everything else.
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Frequently asked questions
Q.Can I charge my phone at a restaurant outlet?
No. The parks have no outlets for guests to charge directly.More in "Can I charge my phone in the park?"
Q.Can I return a power bank I rented in the park somewhere near home?
Yes. Any ChargeSPOT stand works, even outside the park.More in "How to rent and return"
Q.What capacity power bank should I bring?
The parks have no limit, so pick one that can fully charge your phone at least once. If you're flying, check it's within 160Wh (20,000mAh is about 74Wh).More in "Are there rules on bringing a power bank? What about flying?"
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Sources for this article (15 sources, checked September 30, 2026)
Checked on September 30, 2026. Prices and rules can change, so check the official site just before you go.
- [1]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Charging your smartphoneNo outlets for direct charging in the parks; rental can't be used once your phone is dead
- [2]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Are rain gear, chargers etc. sold in the parks?Chargers are sold; find them on the app's shop map
- [3]Official infoTokyo Disneyland official: Mobile battery rental servicePrice table (¥350 under an hour to ¥1,200 for 4–6 hours), rent and return anywhere, some stands not usable from a wheelchair (checked in the May 14, 2026 archived copy)
- [4]Official infoTokyo DisneySea official: Mobile battery rental serviceSame prices and details as Tokyo Disneyland (checked in the June 14, 2026 archived copy)
- [5]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Where to rent a batteryHow to find stands on the app map; stock and free slots in the ChargeSPOT app
- [6]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Paying for battery rentalOnline payment only; no payment on the spot
- [7]Official infoChargeSPOT official: PricingPayment methods (no LINE Pay), special pricing at some stands, ¥4,080 fee for loss or damage (checked September 30, 2026)
- [8]Visitor / press reportsAppllio: ChargeSPOT price change from May 1, 2025 (Japanese)Regular stand price table (from ¥165 under 30 minutes). ChargeSPOT's own article shows the table as an image, so we checked it here
- [9]Visitor / press reportsVisitor summary: power bank rental at Tokyo Disney (castel, updated May 28, 2025, Japanese)Locations of the 9 stands at Tokyo Disneyland and 13 at DisneySea
- [10]Official infoTokyo Disney Resort official: Requests when entering the parksPower banks aren't on the banned items list (checked in the September 8, 2026 archived copy)
- [11]Official infoTokyo Disney Resort official: Theme park terms of usePower banks aren't among the Article 7 banned items (checked in the September 25, 2026 archived copy)
- [12]Official infoJapan Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism: new rules for power banks on aircraft (Japanese)From April 24, 2026: up to two, 160Wh or less; no charging or powering devices on board
- [13]Official infoJapan Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism: keep power banks out of overhead bins (announced July 1, 2025, Japanese)On domestic flights from July 8, 2025, don't put power banks in the overhead bins
- [14]Official infoOfficial FAQ: If your phone dies before Mobile Order pickupCan't collect while your phone is dead
- [15]Visitor / press reportsYahoo! Maps: CHARGE SPOT Ikspiari 1F The Courtyard and others (Japanese)Stands around Maihama (Ikspiari, 7-Eleven Urayasu Maihama and others)