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Luggage Storage Old Town San Diego
Secured locations in hotels & shops
$5,000 insurance included
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Ariel A
This was so cool!!!! Great service, extremely easy to use, and totally affordable! I didn't know where I'd leave my luggage while we explored San Fran, so I easily Googled luggage storage and found this company. At first it was a little odd drop...
Hayley Hewitt
Local Guide
Can’t believe I haven’t used this service until now. So easy & convenient. I 100% recommend.
Ching Yuan Y.
Local Guide
Bounce is the best luggage storage service provider in the New York. I sent an email at midnight , and I got an email back in 10 mins. They are not only solve my issue but also provide solutions. You have to try Bounce !!
Isabel B.
I used Bounce during a recent trip to NYC, and I was pleasantly surprised at the ease and convenience of the process. To be honest, at first, I was very apprehensive. The thought of leaving your stuff at a random store, in a place where you are ...
Andie Haddad
Local Guide
Convenient to the Met, which does not allow luggage at coat check.
Very easy check in and check out process, with lovely people at the front!
Ciara C
Fantastic experience with Bounce! Stored a bag at the Grand Central location and on my last day at the 9/11 Memorial location. Both locations had friendly, efficient staff that were helpful and made everything very easy. Such a great option if y...
How it works
Book online
Find the location closest to you - we have locations all around the city.
Drop off items
Head to the store and show your booking receipt and you're good to go.
Enjoy the city
Go about your day without lugging around your things. Live Life Light!
About Old Town San Diego
Old Town San Diego is bound by Interstate Eight, Mission Hills, Bankers Hill, and Interstate Five. As its name would suggest, this neighborhood is the historic heart of San Diego. Even further, Old Town San Diego was the first site of European settlement in the state of California. Starting in the 1860s, the bulk of city commerce rapidly moved to and stayed in Downtown San Diego, then called "New Town," due to its favorable proximity to trade routes. However, Old Town San Diego still remains a charming, quaint area with many historical sites, fun events, and recreational activities.Fun fact: Under Mexican jurisdiction, Old Town was granted pueblo (charted town) status in 1834, which was revoked a mere four years later on account of population decline.
Things to Do in Old Town San Diego
There's a great mix of old and new in Old Town San Diego. You can get your fix of San Diego history and Latin culture while also taking part in fun, modern activities, including but not limited to the following:- Explore the great outdoors in Old Town San Diego State Historic Park or Presidio Park, both designated on the National Register of Historic Places
- Tour historic 1800s houses such as Casa de Estudillo, San Diego House, and Derby-Pendleton House
- Spook yourself silly at Whaley House, largely considered to be the most haunted house in the U.S.
- Purchase authentic Mexican textiles and home decor at Bazaar del Mundo, or Native American art and accessories at Covered Wagon
- Feast on Mexican fare at Old Town Tequila Factory, Miguel's Cocina, or Rockin' Baja
- Take your family to the Mormon Battalion for a mix of learning and interactive exhibits
- Take part in Mexican celebrations for Cinco de Mayo (May 5), Dia de los Muertos (November 1-2), and Fiesta Navidad for Las Posadas (Christmastime)
Transit Options in Old Town San Diego
- Old Town Transit Center: MTS bus, San Diego Trolley Green Line, Amtrak Pacific Surfliner, COASTER