Disney is shaking things up and putting an enchanting twist on the names for the Epcot parking lots. Now visitors will be able to drive through spaces named after beloved Disney characters, from Guardians of the Galaxy’s Rocket and Gamora to Finding Nemo’s Crush and Dory. With these new parking lot names, park-goers are sure to have a much easier time remembering exactly where they parked when their weary feet carry them away from EPCOT.
Just as we’ve seen in parking at like the Magic Kingdom, with their Heroes and Villains parking sections, there will be two sections of parking lots that will be divided into two categories. In EPCOT’s case these two sections will be referred to as Earth and Space.
New Earth Parking Lot Characters
Moana
Heihei
Dory
Crush
New Space Parking Lot Characters
Wall-E
Eve
Gamora
Rocket
The new parking lot names are sure to bring a smile to guests’ faces as they come and go from EPCOT, and make for a more memorable parking experience. If you are always having trouble remembering where you parked, or would like to stop taking photos of your section and row number before heading to the entrance, you can always use Disney’s car locator service inside of the My Disney Experience app that uses GPS to help you drop a pin on the map and will guide you back to the exact place you left your vehicle.
Be sure to check out the new parking lot names next time you visit EPCOT and take your trip to infinity and beyond. With these unique names, it just a little less likely that you’ll forget where you parked, and we’re here for it!
Stay tuned to the DVC Shop blog for all the latest developments inside the Disney theme parks and Disney Vacation Club resorts.
Written by
Rachel Van Norman
Contributing Writer
Rachel fell deeply in love with all things Disney as a little girl. Now as a wife and a mother herself, she shares this Disney obsession with her son and everyone around her. From her love of princesses to eating all the Disney food, Rachel spends her time radiating Disney magic and keeping everyone up to date on Disney news.
