No, there is no direct, free transportation provided by Disney or Universal between the two resorts. Because they are major corporate competitors, neither company has an incentive to make it easier for guests to visit the "other" park. For a long time, some off-site "Good Neighbor" hotels offered shuttle service to both, but this has become increasingly rare. To travel between Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando Resort (a distance of about 10-15 miles), most guests rely on Rideshare services like Uber or Lyft, which typically cost between $20 and $40 one-way depending on the time of day and demand. A cheaper, but significantly more time-consuming option is the Lynx Public Bus System; you would take a bus from Disney Springs to the Lynx Central Station and transfer to a bus headed toward International Drive, a journey that can take over 2 hours. Some third-party "Mears" shuttles offer paid transfers, but for most families, the convenience and speed of a direct Uber or Lyft ride are well worth the cost compared to the logistical headache of trying to navigate Orlando's public transit with park gear and children.