Exploring Times Square or Midtown?
We found no lockers on the square. Book a partner in the surrounding blocks; listings we checked were $4.90 to $7.50 a bag a day.
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Guide · Updated 2026
Luggage storage in New York
Most New York luggage storage is in shops, hotels and storage rooms you book through an app, from about $2.50 a day. Two official options exist: Amtrak's desk at Moynihan Train Hall, for passengers of any railroad, and JFK Terminal 4, for up to 72 hours with a confirmed ticket. Port Authority and Grand Central have no luggage storage.
Where should you store bags in New York?
Arriving by train at Penn Station?
Amtrak stores luggage at its Moynihan Train Hall customer service desk for passengers of any railroad.
See Penn Station & Moynihan Train HallCatching a bus from Port Authority?
The terminal has no baggage storage, so book a partner nearby on 42nd Street.
See Port Authority Bus TerminalLeaving bags at JFK?
JFK Terminal 4 stores bags for a few hours or up to 72 hours, whichever terminal you fly from, with a confirmed ticket.
See JFK AirportLuggage storage by area
Whether the airport or station runs its own storage, and where to book partner storage nearby.
Times Square & Midtown West
Sightseeing, shows and Midtown hotel check-in
Official storage
No. We found no lockers on the square, and Port Authority, on 42nd Street, says it has no baggage storage.
Bounce, Nannybag, Stasher, LuggageHero and Radical Storage all list partners within a few minutes' walk.
Penn Station & Moynihan Train Hall
Amtrak, LIRR and NJ Transit arrivals
Official storage
Yes. Amtrak luggage storage at the Moynihan Train Hall customer service desk, for passengers of any railroad.
Partner storage around Madison Square Garden, Herald Square and Chelsea.
Grand Central Terminal
Metro-North arrivals and Midtown East hotels
Official storage
No. Grand Central says it does not offer luggage storage.
Partner storage around Bryant Park, Lexington Avenue and Midtown East.
JFK Airport
Long layovers and late flights
Official storage
Yes. Terminal 4 baggage storage for a few hours or up to 72 hours, whichever terminal you fly from. You need a confirmed ticket, and bags are subject to TSA inspection.
Partner storage in Queens and around Jamaica Station, outside the terminals.
LaGuardia Airport
Store in the city before a later flight
Official storage
No. LaGuardia's official site lists no public luggage storage.
Store in Manhattan or Queens before heading to the airport.
Newark Airport (EWR)
Store in the city before a later flight
Official storage
No. Newark's official site lists no public luggage storage.
Store in Manhattan, Jersey City or near Newark Penn Station.
New York luggage storage prices
Starting prices as each provider advertised them on 13 October 2026. The price you pay depends on the location, the number of bags and how long you store.
| Provider | Advertised price | Network | Book |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bounce | From $2.90 a dayTimes Square listings we checked: $7.50 a day | 388 spots in New York | View |
| Nannybag | From $3.80 a dayNew York listings we checked: $5.40 a day | 179+ locations in New York | View |
| Radical Storage | From $4.90 a bag a day | 4 Times Square locations | View |
| Stasher | From $2.49 a day | 30+ locations near Times Square | View |
| LuggageHero | From $1.50 an hour or $5.90 a dayPlus a $1.99 service fee per bag | Locations around Times Square and Port Authority | View |
We may earn a commission when you book with Bounce, Nannybag, Radical Storage. It does not change the price you pay.
Before you book
Check the closing time
Many partners close in the evening. If you are collecting after a show or before a late flight, filter for 24/7 locations; Stasher and Radical Storage both list round-the-clock options near Times Square.
Compare real listing prices
Advertised prices are the cheapest listing in the city. Midtown listings we checked were $4.90 to $7.50 a bag a day.
Store on your exit side
Leaving by bus, store west of Times Square near Port Authority. Leaving by train, use Moynihan Train Hall or a partner near Penn Station.
Bags stored? Plan the rest of your day
Tours, tickets and things to do in New York, on GetYourGuide.
Sources: Moynihan Train Hall: FAQ (official, checked 13 October 2026) · JFK Airport: Terminal 4 (official, checked 13 October 2026) · Port Authority of NY & NJ: Midtown Bus Terminal (official, checked 29 August 2026) · Grand Central Terminal: about and FAQ (official, checked 19 July 2026) · LaGuardia Airport: official site (official, checked 13 October 2026) · Newark Liberty International Airport: official site (official, checked 13 October 2026) · Bounce: New York luggage storage (provider listing, checked 13 October 2026) · Bounce: Times Square luggage storage (provider listing, checked 13 October 2026) · Nannybag: New York luggage storage (provider listing, checked 13 October 2026) · Radical Storage: Times Square (provider listing, checked 13 October 2026) · Stasher: Times Square (provider listing, checked 13 October 2026) · LuggageHero: Times Square (provider listing, checked 13 October 2026)
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Events in New York
Major events often mean crowded venues with strict bag policies. Plan ahead with luggage storage.
New York City Marathon
The New York City Marathon is one of the world’s largest marathons, attracting thousands of participants. Runners and spectators often need luggage storage near the event start and finish lines.
New Year's Eve in Times Square
The Times Square New Year's Eve celebration is a global event watched by millions. Due to heavy security, visitors may need luggage storage before attending this iconic event.
Thanksgiving Day Parade
The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is a beloved annual event featuring giant balloons and performances. Visitors coming early for prime viewing spots may require luggage storage.
U.S. Open Tennis Championships
The U.S. Open is one of tennis's biggest tournaments, held annually in Queens. Travelers visiting the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center might need storage options nearby.
New York Fashion Week
New York Fashion Week is a major event in the global fashion calendar. Visitors attending shows across the city may benefit from having luggage storage conveniently located.
Things to Do in New York
Explore the city hands-free. Drop your bags and enjoy these popular activities.
Visit the Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island
A visit to the Statue of Liberty is a must for anyone coming to New York City. You can explore Liberty Island and Ellis Island to learn about the history of immigration in America.
Stroll through Central Park
Central Park is a sprawling green oasis in the middle of Manhattan. It features beautiful landscapes, scenic lakes, and various recreational facilities.
Explore museums like The Met and MoMA
The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met) houses an extensive collection of art from around the world. The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) offers a modern art experience with works from renowned artists.
Walk the High Line
The High Line is a unique elevated park built on a former rail line. It offers stunning views of the city and the Hudson River, with gardens and art installations along the way.
See a Broadway show
Broadway is famous for its world-class theater productions. Catching a show in this iconic district is a quintessential New York experience.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about luggage storage.
In nearby shops, hotels and storage rooms booked through Bounce, Nannybag, Stasher, LuggageHero or Radical Storage. We found no public lockers on the square, and Port Authority says it has no baggage storage.
Yes. Amtrak provides luggage storage at its customer service desk in Moynihan Train Hall for passengers travelling through the station on any railroad.
Yes, in Terminal 4. You can store bags for a few hours or up to 72 hours, whichever terminal you fly from, if you have a confirmed ticket. Bags are subject to TSA inspection.
No. Neither terminal offers luggage storage, so book a partner nearby.
Advertised starting prices run from $2.49 a day (Stasher) to $4.90 a bag a day (Radical Storage). The Midtown listings we checked were $4.90 to $7.50 a bag a day, and LuggageHero adds a $1.99 service fee per bag.
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