Uncrowded: With the exception of closing times, I've always found the Disney Springs Hotels buses to be fairly uncrowded (even over New Year's when I was there).You won't have to wonder if you'll be waiting 2 minutes or 32 minutes like with a Disney bus. In my experience, they are fairly punctual. Scheduled: Unlike Disney Transportation, the Disney Springs Hotels buses are scheduled.Pros of Disney Springs Hotels Transportation: For me, taking the bus at Disney World is just something that you put up with because I don't typically have a car during my trips. In some cases, it only takes 1 minute to go from one hotel to the next. All of these hotels are literally next to each other. The exception would be if there are wheelchairs or ECVs to load/unload. To state the obvious: Look at the electronic signs on the buses to make sure you get on the correct one.Īlthough each bus stops at multiple hotels, these stops usually only take 2-3 minutes each. A second bus driver said the park combinations change based on hours of operation and other factors. Another bus to the Transportation and Ticket Center (transfer to monorail/ferry for Magic Kingdom), then Disney's Hollywood Studios.ĭuring a trip in August 2018, I was told by one bus driver that this change was permanent.One bus to Disney's Animal Kingom, then Epcot.In Summer 2018, a different combination seems to be happening: Another bus to the Transportation and Ticket Center (transfer to monorail/ferry for Magic Kingdom), then Disney's Animal Kingdom.One bus to Epcot, then Disney's Hollywood Studios.In the past, those two parks have been consistent: Updated Information (Added August 15, 2018)Įach shuttle runs to two different parks. (They run Disney's Magical Express service.) The shuttles are run by Mears Transportation, which has been a Disney partner for decades.
Shuttles leave every 30 minutes all day long at designated times.
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