Luggage Storage 30th Street Station

About 30th Street Station

In West Philadelphia, there is a station that houses dozens of trains. First built in 1933, 30th Street Station is one of Philadelphia's most beloved landmarks. This train station was rebuilt in 1989 and doubles as an art center, featuring several works of art and breathtaking architecture. Numerous films, TV shows, video games, and books have prominently featured 30th Street Station: Agents of SHIELD, Heavy Rain, and Trading Places, to name a few. Over 4 million visitors pass through each year, and 30th Street Station features a luxurious Metropolitan Lounge for Executive and First-Class passengers. Travelers can also rent cars from several services at 30th Street Station.

Fun Fact: During the 1970s, 30th Street Station was home to a bowling alley.

Things to do near 30th Street Station

30th Street Station is about 8 acres wide and several stories high. You can genuinely spend hours exploring this station itself, let alone its surrounding areas. University City’s Cira Center is connected to 30th Street Station; this massive office building is worth visiting for its architecture alone. The same is true for many restaurants near 30th Street Station. Bounce suggests trying the following activities while you’re visiting Philadelphia. 

• Admire Walter Hancock’s Angel of Resurrection statue housed in the station

• Rest your feet in 30th Street Station’s grand concourse

• Check out 30th Street Station’s classical Corinthian columns

• Visit Karl Bitter’s Spirit of Transportation statue

• Soak up some sun at rooftop park Cira Green nearby

• Grab a bite to eat at 30th Street Station’s food court

• Stop by Saxbys Coffee or Dunkin’ Donuts for a cup of Joe

• Shop until you drop at 30th Street Station’s shopping center

Transit Options

• Amtrak

• Megabus, Bolt Bus

• SEPTA: Market-Frankford Line to 30th Street Station

• Trolley Lines 10, 11, 13, 34, 36

• Bus Lines 9, 30, 31, 44, 62, 124, 125

Luggage Storage near 30th Street Station

30th Street Station is in the heart of West Philadelphia. Head in any direction, and you’ll find something interesting to do. It can be overwhelming for visitors new to Philly, especially if they’re lugging a lot of baggage around. Bounce can hold your luggage while you get your bearings straight.

• University of Pennsylvania: On 3101 Walnut St, you’ll find the University of Pennsylvania - an institution partially bounded by Ben Franklin. Leave your things with Bounce before you visit the campus.

• Schuylkill River Trail: This historic trail is 7 minutes away from 30th Street Station. Walk, jog, and bike here after you Bounce away your baggage.

• Barnes: You’ll find amazing art collections on 2025 Benjamin Franklin Parkway. You won’t find much space for luggage, and that’s where Bounce comes in.

• Philadelphia Museum of Art: For $25 or less, you can visit this fantastic museum on 2600 Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Bounce will take care of your gear.

• World Cafe Live: Bounce away your baggage, head to 3025 Walnut Street, and experience some of Philly’s most popular artists.

• Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul: This beautiful cathedral is located between 18th Street and Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Bounce will care for your items while you visit.

• One Liberty Observation Deck: Venture to Market Street, where you can get a bird’s eye view of Philadelphia. Let Bounce hold your things while you go sightseeing.

• The Franklin Institute: You’ll find a center dedicated to the sciences in the Franklin Institute. Leave your luggage with Bounce before you visit.