Lime Garage at Disney Springs Now Closed for Month-Long Maintenance

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Posted: Monday January 12, 2026 6:45am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

The Lime Garage at Disney Springs closes today for maintenance work that will last through February 11, 2026.

You'll need to use alternative parking areas during this closure. The Orange Garage and surface lots remain open, but expect them to fill faster than usual.

The entrance into Disney Springs via the Lime Garage

Second Closure Follows in February

The Lime Garage will be closed in two phases:

January 12 - February 11
February 17 - March 13

After reopening for less than a week, the Lime Garage will close again from February 17 through March 13. This means the garage will be unavailable for roughly two months total across the next 10 weeks.

Where to Park Instead

Disney Springs offers several other parking options:

Orange Garage
Surface lots

All parking at Disney Springs remains free.

Check Availability Before You Visit

The My Disney Experience app now shows Disney Springs parking availability in real-time. You'll find the status in the operating hours section, listed beneath the Disney Springs hours.

When parking reaches capacity, a red message appears in the app. This lets you know to consider alternative transportation before making the trip.

Plan Extra Time

With one garage offline, the remaining lots will fill more quickly during peak hours. Arrive earlier than you normally would, especially on weekends and evenings.

You can also use Disney transportation from your resort hotel, or take a rideshare service directly to your destination within Disney Springs.

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DCBakerJan 09, 2026

Disney has added a notice about the closure: The Lime Garage in Disney Springs will be closed for maintenance from January 12 through February 11, and February 17 through March 13. During this time, parking will be available in the Orange Garage.

CompedJan 03, 2026

It doesn't close for another 10 days. But I did park in level 2 today (was completely full).

Basil of Baker StreetJan 03, 2026

I parked in Lime level 1 today. Dont know of other levels are closed or not.

wdwmagicJan 02, 2026

Disney Springs Parking Alerts Added to My Disney Experience App Ahead of Garage Closures https://www.wdwmagic.com/attractions/disney-springs/news/02jan2026-disney-springs-parking-alerts-added-to-my-disney-experience-app-ahead-of-garage-closures.htm

roj2323Oct 08, 2025

Seems odd that they can't do a partial closure either a deck or two at a time or splitting the garage in half and doing it that way. I suspect this has more to do with the Parking availability sensor/ light system than anything else as they have never worked properly and fixing/replacing them would require some pretty invasive surgery to the parking structure. The closure could also be to fix the Entry / Exit ramps for the garage which has been a cluster since it opened as the increased security at Disney Springs was kind of an Add on after the fact and it required traffic flow changes from the original plans.

Tom P.Oct 07, 2025

I'm curious on this one too. How can you be doing major structural repairs but open up for a weekend in the middle of it?

dmc493Oct 06, 2025

My company has done similar "structural repairs" to a parking garage that we built 10-20 years ago. The work was mainly to 1) replace expansion joints that isolate sections of a very large building as they'd been run over excessively and the original expansion joint covers weren't sufficient to the amount of traffic it endured, 2) reinforce certain areas to allow for heavier vehicles (especially with EVs which are trending much heavier than typical vehicles), and some EV retrofit work to add chargers (and the massive amount of electrical you need to run to feed said chargers) and car count technologies. Those last items aren't necessarily structural but I see this work a lot with garages. We're coming up on 10 years on the dot for when this opened, so this feels pretty normal for preventative maintenance. If it wasn't safe they wouldn't let people park in it currently.