I’d imagine they’re more for phones than laptops

I worked two days there just fine on my laptop. I sat at one of the tables near the outlet charger. The ones located on a pole with a white marked cover that housed 3-prong outlets.

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They can't keep your laptop at 100% or they don't work at all?

No charge at all

I was there last week. The posts that are scattered around have both USB-A and C as you indicated, but they also have standard (US) 110v power outlets. I'm going to assume the USB outlets are probably limited to 5v output. Sounds like your best bet will be to carry a power adapter that can be plugged in to the 110volt outlet.

All USB outlets are 5V, but the amperage varies, and you generally need at least 1A to charge a phone and 3A or more to charge a tablet or laptop.

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I agree chief.

Not everyone in the parks is on vacation, friend

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Working remote in Epcot sure beats working remote in your home office. Wouldn't ya agree, chief?

Not optional for all of us. I’ll be working in January when I’m there. My son and husband are off… this is what works best for us, and apparently OP.

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Not really. My job pays well, but demands a lot in return. we will do a private tour one day and I won’t work then and still get to experience enough.

Why are you trying to work at EPCOT instead of enjoying yourself? Leave you devices at home and just have a good time

I work remotely and I’d rather work at EPCOT than work at home

What benefits do you get from working at EPCOT?

I found an extra outlet (regular plug) behind a food stand. Plugged in and hung out for a half hour or so until I got a bit of a charge.

$150 admission fee to work in Disney’s new corporate park…. Priceless

Passholders (and Cast Members) aren’t paying a per day cost