There are no official charging stations in the parks but I always carry my charger just in case. I have found some outlets in companion restrooms and at some of the resort bus stops. If you have an iPhone, I suggest turning off any apps not in use and turning off wi-FI since parks don't have it. Try to conserve battery by not making a lot of phone calls. External batteries can be purchased and I'm sure DL MWers have loads of tips on their side since they are pros at MWing! Make sure you're fully charged over night also! Hope this helps a little! Have fun! - Jalex239  379.8 #7 9:22PM

Why limit the use? Go to the lobby of the train station and there is a wall between the doors you enter from (Heading into the lobby) with a plug there. It's nice and cool in there, out of the way and you can charge your phone. - IndyandMarion  912.9 #1 9:43PM

We turn off data, that saves ALOT of battery. You can still take and make calls, post on blogs, text. Just won't allow the phone to try and sync your email and calendars. - DizneyGirl  353.5 #9 11:15PM

no idea...mine usually was dead or close to dead by the end of each day!! - ncjal  116.5 #43 9:07PM

Try & limit your use the best you can . We carried a charger with us & every time we had access to an electric outlet we jumped on it !!! - skcanfield  349.8 #10 9:12PM

We got Boost cases thru Amazon. It is a protective battery case that doubles our iPhone life. We also take a Trent battery that has dual plug ins for our 2 phones. We take a break late in the day and recharge. Some MWers put a Trent in their pocket and stay plugged in all the time. There are many phone battery cases available. We love ours. Can go most of the week without recharging. - jacdanfan  2607.4 #19 9:47PM

Thanks guys!!! - MandieJo  9.3 #208 10:05PM

Maybe if you visit a mall in Orlando you can see if they sell mophie iPhone case charger - islandgirl58  162.0 #31 10:19PM