With a property this big, Disney World provides a variety of complimentary transportation to help you get where you need to go. From the iconic Monorail to the newer Disney Skyliner, we’re ...

Disney Transportation Ranking Well clearly, the only reasonable thing to do now is provide my own biased rankings as 100% accurate. So without further ado, here are the definitive rankings of ...

Walt Disney World Resort is over 40 square miles, so each hotel’s transportation options vary based on its location and proximity to theme parks. The My Disney Experience app offers a ...

I recently spent a week visiting Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. During my trip, I took advantage of free transportation to travel between my hotel and the parks. I loved Disney World's ...

Disney has free transportation, but the Minnie Van benefits outweigh the added cost Disney World provides free transportation for its guests like buses, monorails, and boats, but the wait times ...

director of Transportation Operations at Walt Disney World. Disney Transportation has more than 420 buses in its fleet. According to park officials, the new buses will replace older models and ...

“This is like Disney World for me. I love TRB,” said an official with the Tennessee DOT who came to talk about freight transportation as an economic-development tool. Though not quite Disney ...

See which characters and stories will be depicted on the wraps covering the theme park giant's new guest transportation vehicles. New Disney tech aims for realistic robots, better safety and line ...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WFLA) – Proposed changes to a Florida transportation bill appear to target Walt Disney World’s monorail system. On Tuesday, the Senate Committee on Fiscal Policy will take ...

You’ll find a few different boats within Walt Disney World. The biggest (and most well-known) is the ferryboat that takes guests from the Transportation and Ticket Center (TTC) to Magic Kingdom.

Ninety new buses are making their way from Livermore, California, to Walt Disney World. They’re not driving ... said Disney’s Vice President of Transportation Operations Mark Natter.