Unless the Central Florida resort is incredibly busy, you don’t even need to tap your MagicBand or flash a valid park pass – just get on and go.Ĭan non-resort guests use Disney transportation?Īlso yes! Although taking a Disney World shuttle is an easy way to travel to and from the Disney hotels, as well as elsewhere on property, you don’t need to be staying at one of the resorts to use the complimentary service. Yes! Like the other main Disney World transportation offerings – including the Monorail, water taxis and Disney Skyliner – using the Disney bus system to travel between the theme parks, water parks, hotels and Disney Springs is completely free. Car seats, however, are not permitted on Disney buses. You are also welcome to bring your stroller on board, though it must be folded and carried on. On the bright side, all buses at Disney World are accessible, making it easy if you are traveling with a wheelchair or ECV. Those hard plastic seats aren’t exactly what we’d call comfy, and seats can fill up quickly, forcing you to stand for the trip or wait for the next one. However, using the Disney shuttle service isn’t always a fairy tale. Often plastered with colorful Disney characters and decked out with A/C and USB ports for all your charging needs, they can be a magical way to get around. Think of these theme park shuttles as a basic bus with a sprinkle of pixie dust. How Do Disney Buses Work?ĭisney World buses connect destinations around The Most Magical Place on Earth, with bus stops everywhere from the theme parks and water parks to the hotels and Disney Springs. Read on as we break down everything you need to know about traveling between the parks, hotels and Disney Springs, including Disney World bus schedules and routes. So, let the experts do the driving and take a Disney bus instead. Even with all the signs everywhere, getting around a resort as big as Walt Disney World can be intimidating and downright confusing.
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