Each of Disney World’s four theme parks has a Baby Care Center for feeding, nursing and diaper changes. The centers are free to use during regular park hours. They can also help when the diaper bag is missing something, though supplies cost extra and stock varies.
Find your park’s center before you need it. A feeding area and a microwave can be useful, but a walk across the park may be unnecessary for a quick diaper change. Most restrooms have changing stations.
Where are the Baby Care Centers?
| Park | Where to look |
|---|---|
| Magic Kingdom | Between The Crystal Palace and Casey’s Corner. |
| EPCOT | By the Odyssey. |
| Disney’s Animal Kingdom | Next to Creature Comforts. |
| Disney’s Hollywood Studios | In Walt Disney Studios Courtyard, beside the entrance to The Magic of Disney Animation. |
Hollywood Studios has a different location from the one returning visitors may remember. Its Baby Care Center moved from Guest Relations on Hollywood Boulevard to Walt Disney Studios Courtyard. Look for the Baby Care Center sign beside The Magic of Disney Animation.
Check the current park map or search for “Baby Care Center” in My Disney Experience when you arrive. If you cannot find the entrance, ask a Cast Member before making another lap around the area.
What can you use inside?
Facilities include a nursing room with chairs, changing tables, restrooms, a feeding area with high chairs and seating, and a kitchenette with a microwave and sink. Amenities are subject to availability. A center is a useful place to settle in for a feed, but do not plan around a guaranteed empty room or an immediately available high chair.
Bring the bottle, food and other feeding supplies your child normally uses. If you need the kitchenette, ask the attendant where to set up. Keep your bag close so you are not searching the stroller for wipes halfway through a change.
Can you buy diapers or formula?
Baby food, formula, juice, diapers, wipes, clothing and some other essentials may be available to buy. Treat the shop as a backup. A particular size, brand or product may be out of stock, so pack the items your child relies on.
When is the center worth the walk?
Head there when you want a place to sit and feed, need a changing table along with other baby-care facilities, or have run short of an essential. If you are nearby and a feed is coming up, stopping before the next attraction can save a hurried return trip.
For a diaper change alone, ask for the nearest restroom with a changing station. You do not need to cross EPCOT just because the Baby Care Center has more facilities. Choose the stop that fits what your child needs now.
The centers operate during regular park hours. Do not assume they will have the same availability during early entry or a separately ticketed late-night event. Ask a Cast Member about that day’s arrangements.
What about Disney Springs, hotels and water parks?
These locations do not have Baby Care Centers. Changing stations are available in most restrooms, but a restroom changing table does not come with the center’s feeding area or kitchenette. Ask a Cast Member for the nearest suitable facilities when you need them.
Strollers stay outside; bags stay with you
Park your stroller in a designated area outside the center. Space inside is limited, and personal-item storage is not available. Take the supplies you need in with you rather than treating the center as a place to leave gear while you tour.
A small pouch inside the diaper bag makes a short stop easier. Pack:
- Diapers and wipes, with enough extra for a delayed trip back to the hotel.
- A change of clothes and a bag for anything wet or dirty.
- Your child’s usual food or formula and feeding supplies.
- The items you want at hand while feeding, so you can reach them without unpacking everything.
Our Disney World park-bag guide covers what can come into the parks. For stroller choices, rental details and parking, use the stroller guide.
If you become separated from your child
Tell a Cast Member immediately. Children separated from their parents in a theme park are escorted by a Cast Member to the Baby Care Center and looked after until their parent arrives. Follow the staff’s directions rather than leaving to search the center without telling anyone.
Maps and next steps
Use the official Baby Care Center map to locate the centers and the official park-hours calendar to check your visit date. Keep the location handy on your phone; you will not want to start searching while holding a hungry baby and a half-open diaper bag.
For the rest of your day, our Rider Switch guide explains how adults can take turns on eligible attractions, and the Walt Disney World guide covers the wider trip plan.