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  • Derek1 month ago in Philadelphia
    Helen’s cleaners was great / the woman on duty was quick to answer to door, retrieve bags , etc. check in / check out were probably less than a minute each
  • Patricia9 months ago in Philadelphia
    The shop where I left my luggage was very conviniently located and the woman running it was absolutely lovely. The items sold in the shop were also very unique and beautiful to take back home :)
  • Alphonso11 months ago in Philadelphia
    Great experience! We were recommended places to see in the city and all were excellent! Laundry and dry cleaning were ready at the promised time. We would absolutely use this place again. Thank you! 
  • Dominik1 year ago in Philadelphia
    The person who took our luggage was really nuce and explained everything to us (how it works,…). And of course also stored the luggage safely.
  • Tammy6 years ago in Philadelphia
    It’s easy to book and find the most convenient location to fit my needs. I think there should be a bag size difference in prices though. We have two day-to-day bag packs and paid the same price as a big check-in size luggage. It took up much less room in the storage and should pay a little less.
  • Glenda6 years ago in Philadelphia
    It was easy and fast. The online reservation process went smooth. It was easy to find the location and the attendant’s service was good and fast, so we were ready to go without issues.
  • Jonathon6 years ago in Philadelphia
    The Kayuh Bicycles & Cafe was awesome! The place was a great way to start the day with light bites and coffee, and the person that worked there was wonderful.
  • Stacy6 years ago in Philadelphia
    Finding a convenient location was so easy! Our hotel was a little out of the way to store our luggage while we explored the city before catching the Amtrak, and this made it less stressful. I felt the storage was safe and the attendant at our location was very kind.
  • Norma6 years ago in Philadelphia
    Fantastic location and the people who helped us were really nice and friendly. I will definitely use Stasher and this particular location (Loft Cleaners) again.
  • Christa7 years ago in Philadelphia
    Great service when you have to check out of a hotel much earlier than your flight is leaving. Allowed us to store our luggage and still do some sight seeing.
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Is there left luggage storage at Philadelphia International Airport?

No, Philadelphia International Airport does not provide stored-luggage facilities. Stasher offers Philadelphia storage from $2.49 per bag per day, with each booking covered up to US$14,000 by the Stasher Guarantee.

Can I store luggage at Philadelphia's 30th Street Station?

Stasher has one luggage-storage point near 30th Street Station, while the station connects Amtrak, NJ Transit and SEPTA Regional Rail. Amtrak checked baggage service runs there from 6:30 AM to 10:30 PM daily.

Do Philadelphia museums allow large bags or backpacks inside?

Policies differ: the Rodin Museum prohibits backpacks and oversized bags, the Institute of Contemporary Art requires bags at your side or front, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art sends oversize items to coat check. Stasher has no bag size or weight limits.

Where can I store bags near the Pennsylvania Convention Center?

Stasher’s Philadelphia coverage is densest around the Pennsylvania Convention Center; spots can be booked online at a trusted local shop, hotel or self-service smart locker.

Are there late-night luggage storage locations in Philadelphia?

Yes, four Stasher points in Philadelphia stay open late.

Is there secure luggage storage near Reading Terminal Market?

Yes, Stasher’s coverage is densest around Reading Terminal Market, and your bag is kept safely out of sight until collection.

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Luggage storage in Philadelphia with Stasher

Stasher operates 20+ luggage-storage points across Philadelphia, so storage is available across the city rather than at one location alone. Luggage storage in Philadelphia starts from $2.49 per bag per day. The price is stated per bag and per day, while the nearby listings identify specific Stasher host types by local area. This gives a citywide coverage option alongside named places to start with near Suburban Station and Philadelphia City Hall.

A few useful places to store bags include:

Other PlatformsStation/Airport Facilities
Price$2.49Varies, usually slightly moreVaries, up to 2x more
Refund policyCheck MarkCross Mark credit only or no refundCross Mark
Guarantee$14,000Similar (terms vary)Cross Mark
Trustpilot Score4.8 / 5Between 2.5 and 4.4 / 52.7/5
Number of locations9160VariesOnly at stations/airports

Philadelphia Airport and 30th Street Station storage

Philadelphia International Airport does not provide stored-luggage facilities on site. Stasher has 1 luggage-storage point near 30th Street Station, providing an off-airport option in Center City.

The SEPTA Airport Regional Rail Line serves all airport terminals: A-East, B, C-D and E/F. Trains run every 30 minutes between the airport and Center City, with a journey time of 25 minutes. The line connects directly to 30th Street Station, linking each listed terminal with the nearby Stasher point rather than with storage inside the airport.

For train arrivals, Amtrak offers temporary storage and baggage assistance at most staffed stations. Availability varies by station, so it should be checked for the specific station. The 30th Street Station area page provides the current Stasher options for arrivals using that rail connection.

Storing bags near Philadelphia's museums and Old City

At Philadelphia’s Rodin Museum, backpacks, oversized bags and large umbrellas are not permitted in the galleries, so those items cannot go inside. The Institute of Contemporary Art takes a different approach: bags may enter only when carried at your side or on your front, and its coat room has cubbies for luggage. The Philadelphia Museum of Art sends umbrellas and oversize items to the coat check, while the Theatre of the Living Arts limits bags to 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches. These differences matter when arranging somewhere to store your bags, since the available option varies by venue.

Old City’s Museum of the American Revolution is accessible via the SEPTA Market-Frankford Line, with stations at 2nd and 5th Streets on Market Street. The PHLASH bus loops from Penn’s Landing, stops near Independence National Historical Park and continues to the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Late collections, booking and the Stasher Guarantee

Stasher has four Philadelphia points that stay open late, so luggage storage in Philadelphia remains available for an evening event or a late flight. Reserve a spot online at a trusted local shop, hotel, or self-service smart locker. The bag is kept safely out of sight until collection, while the late-opening locations provide a collection option later in the day. Every booking is covered by the Stasher Guarantee up to US$14,000 per booking. This protection applies across Philadelphia, whether the chosen spot is a shop, hotel, or locker.

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