Can I get around Orlando without a car?

Renting a car is recommended as it's the most convenient option for getting around Orlando. Alternative options include public transportation, taxis, and hotel shuttle services. Many hotels located near I-Drive and other popular attractions offer free or inexpensive shuttles to attractions as well.



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You can request a ride on any day and at any time with Uber in Orlando.

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Get excited for 20% lower fares on Uber rides! With this price cut, uberX in Orlando will be 40% cheaper than a taxi. From UCF to the resorts and everywhere in between, uberX is the most affordable ride in town.

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bus – Greyhound buses operate throughout Florida and serve around 54 destinations. In the major cities, there are local bus and trolley operators; for example in Orlando there is the Lynx services throughout the city and the I-Trolley that operates as a tourist bus along the length of International Drive.

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For that reason, we recommend devoting a minimum of a full day to each Universal Orlando theme park, especially if this is your first visit. Three days is ideal, particularly with a park-to-park pass, as it will allow you to fully explore each park and revisit your favorite attractions.

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Downtown/Lake Eola, Orlando — Walk Score 92.6 They are used to extensive transit systems and packed city blocks, so some of Orlando's more spread out neighborhoods can feel very foreign. But for the transplant who wants to keep up their walking lifestyle, Downtown Orlando near Lake Eola is the place to be.

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“Visitors can enjoy beaches, theme parks, cultural and historical attractions, sports and festivals, outdoor activities, wildlife and nature, entertainment, and winter escapes for the snowbirds.”

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The Florida Mainland Remote Spot is located along the Southwest Florida coastline within the Marjorie Stoneman Douglas Wilderness Area of Everglades National Park. This area is famously remote and is referred to as the Ten Thousand Islands.

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Take public transit In most cities, public transit is a great way to get around and one of the best ways to commute without a car. It's cheaper than driving and can save you time and stress. If you want to take this commuting choice long-term, look into passes or payment options that the transit organization offers.

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An estimated taxi fare from Orlando Internation Airport to Disney World is around $70 or so.

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All Ride Share companies (such as Uber, Lyft and Wingz) may pick-up passengers on the Arrivals Curb at: Terminal A (Level 2) and on Level 3 between 9:00pm and 2:00am. Terminal B (Level 2) and on Level 3 between 9:00pm and 2:00am. Terminal C (Level 6)

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