WDW Transportation

There are a handful of "color" lines, but ultimately, you are stuck around the Magic Kingdom and Ticket Transportation Center (TTC).

At TTC, there is a "Resort Route" to Magic Kingdom, which loops through the Contemporary Resort, the Polynesian, and the Grand Floridian.

There is also a direct route to MK, but depending on the time of day, it does not always run.

EPCOT has a monorail connection, via TTC.

No, there is no charge for taking the monorail, no matter how many times you ride. You can take strollers and ECVs on board.

Available at the Art of Animation, Pop Century, The Riviera, and Caribbean Beach Resorts. 

Hubs for boarding outside of the hotels are at EPCOT (back entrance) and Hollywood Studios (front parking lot).

No, there is not charge for taking the Skyliner, no matter how many times you ride. You can take strollers and ECVs on board.

This can shut down in inclement weather.

There are a few water options on property.

1. ferry boat from TTC to Magic Kingdom 

(I highly recommend!)

2. Friendship Boat, with a route from Hollywood Studies, the Boardwalk Resort dock, and the back entrance to EPCOT

3. little ferry at EPCOT, travels across the lake to World Showcase

4. boat from Polynesian Resort to Magic Kingdom

5. boat from Fort Wilderness to Magic Kingdom

6. boat from Wilderness Lodge to Magic Kingdom

No charge to ride the ferries, sometimes you are asked to collapse a stroller.

Perk-- You can leave your car in the lot for the day, and take other transportation away from that park.

You can return to your car and re-enter the park with the same ticket.

Without the AP, daily rates apply per park.

Each Disney Resort (hotel) has a bus stop, but where they are located varies. Each resort has a schedule posted at each bus stop (found on the app as well).

Buses go to all park resorts, hotel resorts, and Disney Springs.

Strollers must be collapsed. 

ECVs can drive on.

Perk--- You do not need to be staying at any resort to take the bus.

This one is on you- you need to use the apps for Lyft or Uber. 

Each park resort has a drop off location near the ticket/security entrance.

The Disney "Minnie" Vans can also be reserved. They have car seats. They can also be pricey.