With the news breaking recently about the new Fuel Rod Kiosks that have popped up throughout Disney property, it’s no surprise that Disney is testing out yet another option to keep their tech-savvy guests happy and fully charged, with phone charger rentals at Disney Springs.
WDW News Today reports that with this new offering being tested, guests can either leave their device at Guests Relations where they will charge it for them, or they can pay a $35 deposit and they will receive a pre-charged portable charger for their device. When you are done with the portable battery, you return it to Guest Relations and get your $35 deposit back.
Currently, it is recommended that you bring your own USB cord to utilize the portable charger however, since they seem to be in short supply at the Disney Springs guest Relations booth, but this is still an amazingly effective way to get your device charged while you enjoy Disney Springs. Would you try this new service?
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If I was in a pinch I would definitely use this service. I personally haven’t found a portable charger that I am interested in paying to purchase. So since this is basically free?… Definitely!