As of early 2026, Orlando International Airport (MCO) does not offer a free shuttle to Disney World, as the "Magical Express" was discontinued several years ago. However, there are several high-value paid alternatives. The most popular "spiritual successors" are Mears Connect Driven by Sunshine and Sunshine Flyer, which operate large motorcoaches from Level 1 of Terminal B. These cost roughly $16–$20 per person. For those seeking more efficiency, Uber and Lyft are widely available and can be more cost-effective for groups of three or more, costing roughly $35–$60 depending on the "surge." A major 2026 update is the Brightline high-speed train, though its "Disney-adjacent" station requires a short secondary shuttle to reach the actual resorts. For a premium experience, many Disney Deluxe resort guests book "Minnie Vans" via the Lyft app, which provide a Disney-themed private transfer directly from the airport's designated rideshare zones.