Tom Morrow
04-30-2007, 09:16 AM
New Walt Disney World public bus service
New Disney World public bus service (http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/business_tourism_aviation/2007/04/new_disney_worl.html)
Orlando Sentinel - FL
Walt Disney World also has Lynx bus service that runs all day with connections to key public areas, notably the Lynx Route 50 from downtown Orlando (with a stop at SeaWorld Orlando,) and the Route 56 from Kissimmee. Both are appropriate for customers, since they stop at the Disney World Ticket & Transportation Center, and the 50 is getting a new stop at Downtown Disney.
By the way, the 50 also makes for a nice SeaWorld bus route, since Disney visitors could catch it at the Disney Ticket & Transportation Center, and about 15-20 minutes later get off at SeaWorld. The bus runs every 30 minutes, seven days a week. And from SeaWorld, the 50 is a non-stop to Downtown Orlando.
It's also pretty easy to transfer at SeaWorld from the 50 onto the I-Ride Trolley. That bus service, run by the International Drive tourist district, has one route running up Universal Boulevard to Universal Orlando Resort, and the other running up International Drive. Those trolleys run every 20-30 minutes.
complete article (http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/business_tourism_aviation/2007/04/new_disney_worl.html)
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New Disney World public bus service (http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/business_tourism_aviation/2007/04/new_disney_worl.html)
Orlando Sentinel - FL
Walt Disney World also has Lynx bus service that runs all day with connections to key public areas, notably the Lynx Route 50 from downtown Orlando (with a stop at SeaWorld Orlando,) and the Route 56 from Kissimmee. Both are appropriate for customers, since they stop at the Disney World Ticket & Transportation Center, and the 50 is getting a new stop at Downtown Disney.
By the way, the 50 also makes for a nice SeaWorld bus route, since Disney visitors could catch it at the Disney Ticket & Transportation Center, and about 15-20 minutes later get off at SeaWorld. The bus runs every 30 minutes, seven days a week. And from SeaWorld, the 50 is a non-stop to Downtown Orlando.
It's also pretty easy to transfer at SeaWorld from the 50 onto the I-Ride Trolley. That bus service, run by the International Drive tourist district, has one route running up Universal Boulevard to Universal Orlando Resort, and the other running up International Drive. Those trolleys run every 20-30 minutes.
complete article (http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/business_tourism_aviation/2007/04/new_disney_worl.html)
Sent from Ezra (http://www.visionsfantastic.com/forum/z/Ezra/)