Luggage Storage Universal Studios

About Universal Studios

When you think Hollywood, your mind probably goes straight to the Hollywood Sign or the Walk of Fame on Hollywood Boulevard. Those are some fantastic places to visit, but there is much more to Hollywood than superstars and iconic signs. Incorporated in 1903, Hollywood is a neighborhood of Los Angeles in Southern California known for its film industry. In fact, they have been filming major motion pictures in Hollywood since 1912. So, it just makes sense that a theme park about movies would be built in the middle of Hollywood in Universal Studios Hollywood.

Whether you want to get some thrills on some seriously scary rides, meet some favorites like Bart Simpson and his family, or explore the Despicable Me Minion Mayhem home, you can do it all and then some here. Check out the DreamWorks Theatre, take a ride on the Flight of the Hippogriff, or watch a special effects show. They even have Super Silly Fun Land and the Silly Swirly Fun Ride for the little kiddies.

Enjoy the animal show and then eating at one of their 57 eateries before grabbing some souvenirs or other unique gifts at one of the 37 shops. You’ll be glad to know that Bounce has a bunch of places you can leave your luggage in Hollywood so you can enjoy the rides and fun without worrying about your suitcases.

Fun fact: The first tours at Universal Studios cost a mere five cents, with lunch included.

Things to Do at Universal Studios

Universal Studios Hollywood has so much to do, you may be overwhelmed at first. Make a plan on what you want to do before going so you don’t miss anything. Download a map and check out where everything is so you can start at the back of the park and work your way forward, planning what you want to do all day long. That way, you won’t have to backtrack. With so much to do, you will want to make sure to check out some of these favorites.

• Take the kids to DinoPlay for some hands-on activities like excavating dinosaur fossils, exploring a giant t-rex skull, and fun playground equipment
• Jurassic World also has a ride with 3-D experiences that will get your heart racing and have you jumping out of your seat
• Crash through Krustyland on a roller coaster simulator with the Simpsons in the Upper Lot
• Take a tour with host Jimmy Fallon, along 13 city blocks with four acres of studio lot built with help from Steven Spielberg himself
• Experience WaterWorld, which is Universal Studios number one rated show 
• Head over to the Despicable Me Carnival Games in the Upper Lot
• If you have ever wanted to fly, get over to iFly at the Universal CityWalk to experience indoor skydiving in a vertical wind tunnel
• Grab some tacos from Bumblebee Man’s Taco Truck, chicken or pizza at the KFC/Pizza Hut Express, or have a dino burger at Jurassic Café

Transit Options at Universal Studios

• Metro subway: Red Line
• Metro bus: 150, 155, 224, 240, Rapid 750

Luggage Storage near Universal Studios

Universal Studios Hollywood offers bag lockers of three sizes for visitors. However, the largest lockers max out at 21” x 11” x 16”, which means that larger items such as luggage can’t be accommodated. Furthermore, the price of each locker rental ranges from $8-15, which is significantly more costly than bag storage with Bounce in LA. If you’re hoping to find cost-effective bag and luggage storage near Universal Studios, your best bet is to book with a Bounce partner nearby.

Besides being the home of many stars and quite a few theme parks, Hollywood also has a lot of natural spaces like state parks and forests to explore and enjoy. No matter where you plan to go, you certainly don’t want to be dragging your luggage along with you. It's pretty challenging to go for a hike in the park with several suitcases or tour one of the museums pulling your packages. With Bounce and their partners nearby, you can leave your stuff behind without having to worry about it. Enjoy the trails, tours, and travels without having to lug around your baggage.

Luggage Storage Options near Universal Studios 

• Hollywood Boulevard: Of course, it wouldn’t be right if you went to Hollywood and didn’t take a walk along the stars. Hollywood Boulevard’s Walk of Fame has over two thousand stars to see. Leave your belongings at one of the Bounce locations nearby, so you don’t have to drag them along. 
• Paramount Studios Tour: You’ll definitely need to drop off your bags at a Bounce partner before heading off to a two-hour tour of the last and largest studio in town. Visit the places where hundreds of movies were shot and get some selfies with the family along the way. 
• Los Encinos State Historic Park: If you like history, check out this awesome park just off of Ventura Freeway. Leave your bags with Bounce and take a tour to learn about the Tataviam, Tongva, and Chumash people who lived in the area thousands of years ago.
• Hollywood Wax Museum: Spend some time with the stars themselves at the wax museum where you can walk the red carpet with the famous and ride on the Titanic. Be sure to locate the closest Bounce spot to drop off your things first. 
• Los Angeles State Historic Park: How about some history of Los Angeles? This 32-acre park right next to Chinatown has plenty to do after you leave your luggage at a Bounce location. Enjoy the trails, tour the historical buildings, and find out what the past looked like here many years ago.
• Dockweiler State Beach: You and the family can cool off in the ocean at this three-mile-long beach along the Pacific. Just 24 miles down I-110, visitors can enjoy swimming, boating, and even scuba diving. Be sure to drop off your bags with Bounce first. It’s hard to drag them through the sand.
• Funko Hollywood: On Hollywood Boulevard, this 40,000 square-foot Funko museum and shopping center is a favorite for all ages. You can even build your own Funko. Leave the luggage at a Bounce partner in town so you can have both hands free for some hands-on fun. 
• Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area: In the mood for some games? This park has lots of them. You’ll need to leave the bags behind with a Bounce partner so you can play some basketball, soccer, do some hiking, or take a fitness trail. They also have picnic areas with shelters and barbecue pits for everyone to use.  
• Griffith Observatory: For a look at some of the other stars, head to the observatory in Griffith Park, just five miles to the northeast. You can wait until dark and use the telescopes or watch a live show at Oschin Planetarium. Don’t worry about your suitcases. Let Bounce take care of that.