Walt Disney World Ticket and Transportation Center.Boulder Ridge Villas at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge.Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground.The Villas at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa.The options for water transportation vary from small water taxis to massive multi-level ferries that can hold an impressive number of guests. Routes usually run in 15-30 minute intervals and service will be suspended in inclement weather. Water TransportationĪnother unique transportation option that is available to guests of Walt Disney World resort is the complimentary water transportation to Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and Disney Springs. Guests may still use the Disney Bus Service to travel to EPCOT. **At this time the EPCOT Monorail Line is currently not in service. The Monorail System usually begins operating 30 minutes prior to the earliest park opening and runs until one hour after the latest park closing. The Express Line uses the same loop as the Resort Line but only makes two stops at the Ticket and Transportation Center and Magic Kingdom.
The EPCOT Line runs from the Ticket and Transportation Center to that designated park and back. The Resort Line runs a loop around Bay Lake making stops at each Deluxe Resort as well as the Ticket and Transportation Center (TTC) and the entrance to Magic Kingdom. The Magic Kingdom Resort Line, the Express Line, and the EPCOT Line. The Walt Disney World Resort Monorail System offers three separate lines that run through select areas of Walt Disney World Resort. All guests staying at a Walt Disney World Resort hotel have access to resort-wide transportation that can get you almost anywhere on property for free! Monorail
Luckily, staying at an on-site Walt Disney World hotel can save time and money by utilizing the numerous complimentary transportation options provided for resort guests. Getting around the resort on your own could easily add considerable cost to your trip. Walt Disney World is a massive vacation destination covering over 40 square miles. Disney’s Grand Californian Resort & Spa.
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