How do you get around Orlando parks without a car?

See Orlando Without a Car: 8 Great Tips for Car-Free Day
  1. LYNX Bus System. The LYNX bus line has kept Orlando in motion since the 1970s. ...
  2. SunRail. Elisfkc, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. ...
  3. Brightline. ...
  4. Neighborhood Circulators. ...
  5. Bike Rentals. ...
  6. I-RIDE Trolley. ...
  7. Theme Park Shuttles. ...
  8. Walking.




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Being such a large property, Walt Disney World Resort has lots of ways to get around to the many theme parks, resort hotels, water parks and Disney Springs. With buses, monorails, boats and gondolas, you have many options to choose from. And best of all, all of these options are toadally free!

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Walt Disney World Transportation System Disney has a complimentary network of buses, cable cars, boats, and monorails that can transport you between Disney Resort hotels, theme parks, water parks, and Disney Springs. The Walt Disney World Transportation System is usually reliable, comfortable, and convenient.

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Our complimentary network of buses, boats and monorails can transport you between Disney Resort hotels, theme parks, water parks and shopping venues.

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The full Orlando experience Plus, staying on a theme park resort isn't the only option when it comes to accommodation in Orlando. If you plan to stay at a villa or an off-resort hotel, having a car will also make getting around Orlando, as well as to and from the theme parks, much quicker and easier.

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Stay at a Disney resort for all the added time-saving benefits. Purchase 1-day Park Hopper pass ahead of time through your resort. Make a prioritized list of what you want to see/do/eat/ride at each of the 4 parks: Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom, Epcot, and Hollywood Studios.

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Not having a car in Orlando is absolutely fine if your plan is to do Disney-only (better, in fact, as you can avoid rental costs and parking charges at your hotel). However, there are downsides to using the Disney resort transport.

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Unfortunately, there isn't a free shuttle from MCO airport to Disney World. There used to be the Magical Express service, but that program was discontinued. You will have to pay for transportation between the Orlando airport and Disney World now, no matter what type you choose.

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How to Park Hop at disney World
  1. You buy park hopper tickets for Disney World.
  2. You make a parks pass reservation for Park 1.
  3. You visit Park 1.
  4. After 2PM, you visit Park 2.


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A lot depends on how much your willing to spend. Depending on the time of the year your going to the theme parks, I'd recommend anything from 5-14 days in the Orlando area. If your going during the Busy Season (Mid-April thru August and Thanksgiving thru New Years) you'll want more time to see everything.

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Yes. The Disney Monorail is Free to ride, and anyone can ride the monorail.

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Because the parking lot for Magic Kingdom is actually about a mile away at the Transportation and Ticket Center, it is usually faster to use Disney's transportation. Guests that drive and park must first hop on the monorail or ferry in order to get to the front gates of Magic Kingdom.

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If you drive your own vehicle or a rental car, and you aren't staying at a Disney resort, you'll need to pay $25 per day to leave your car in a Disney lot—up to $50 a day if you want a preferred spot closer to the gates. With the exception of Magic Kingdom, an Uber or Lyft can get you closer for a much lower cost.

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Walt Disney World Genie+ Genie+ is a paid program that allows you to access quicker lines (Lightning Lanes!) to nearly 40 attractions from all four theme parks. Disney Genie+ costs $15 per day per person at Walt Disney World.

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Lyft's app is easier to use We have found the Lyft app to just be a lot easier to use at Walt Disney World than the Uber app. It automatically populates with ALL the approved pick-up and drop-off locations, which is very handy when you are in an unfamiliar spot. Uber doesn't always do that.

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