Disney World Adds More Accessible Parking Spaces to Magic Kingdom

Walt Disney World is expanding the accessible parking at the Transportation and Ticket Center (TTC), which serves the Magic Kingdom.

TTC Accessible Parking

A nearly empty accessible parking lot with several rows of green cones arranged in lines on an overcast day.

We noticed changes in the Zurg parking lot on the Villains side of the TTC. The lot has recently been repaved and repainted, so there are now four rows of accessible parking spaces at the front of the lot. It’s laid out with two rows facing each other and a walkway between them. A road is between the two sets of rows.

Empty parking lot with evenly spaced green cones and painted parking spaces, under a cloudy sky with the sun partially showing. Trees line the background.

Accessible parking spaces are marked with blue lines. Each spot for a car has space on one side of it for guests needing extra room, such as those using a wheelchair.

Large, empty parking lot with lines of green traffic cones and a few vehicles in the background under a cloudy sky. Trees and a light pole are visible in the distance.

We spoke with a parking Cast Member who said this update is for overflow from the regular accessible parking area. The parking lot was not open when we visited the Transportation and Ticket Center on Thursday morning. Construction crew members were still working in the area.

An empty parking lot with green cones lining a section in the foreground, and trees in the background under a cloudy sky.

Like the accessible spaces, the regular parking spaces in Zurg are now straight instead of slanted. There is also two-way traffic between the rows. This differs from most other Walt Disney World parking lots.

Wide view of an empty parking lot at sunset with traffic cones and barriers set up, and a tree-lined horizon under a cloudy sky.

Compare the Zurg lot in the background of this photo to another lot in the foreground.

An empty parking lot with green traffic cones and turquoise poles in the foreground, a sign labeled "Zurg 529-460" to the right, and trees and a sports light in the background.

The Cast Member we spoke to was not sure if these changes would go into effect in any other lots.

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