Getting around Disney World

Getting around Disney World is easy, accessible… and best of all, it’s free! There are a number of options to keep you going on your Disney adventure. In fact, this micro-transport system is comparable to some of the best public transport networks in the world, covering almost the entire Disney World area of  over 30,000 acres.
The benefits of the Disney World transportation system
·    It saves you money
·    You won’t have to worry about driving and parking your car
·    The vehicles are clean
·    The loading an unloading al of passengers is simple and effective
·    The wait is usually minimal
·    The system is efficient and convenient
Disney Buses
Rather than looking for parking for your own car, use the Disney Transportation System to take you to your Disney destination.  The buses run every 20 minutes, and even visitors who are not staying in Walt Disney World hotels are able to use the buses to get from park to park.
Monorail
This is a fast way to travel between the Magic Kingdom and Epcot. The monorail also takes passengers between Disney's Polynesian Resort, Disney's Contemporary Resort, and the Grand Floridian resort & Spa. You can also get to the Magic Kingdom on an express train that runs from the main ticketing area (where you will park your car if you have driven to Disney Land).
Boat rides
Perhaps the most fun way to travel in Disney Land is to travel from place to place by water. You can arrive at the Magic Kingdom by boast if you are staying at the Wilderness Resort, the Fort Wilderness Campground and Resort, the Grand Floridian, the Polynesian resorts, or the Contemporary. You can also reach Epcot Theme park and Disney's Hollywood Studios by boat from a number of these resorts. A ferry also takes visitors between three resorts and Downtown Disney.
Trams
If you drive to the Epcot Theme Park or to Disney studios, you may need to use a tram to get to the actual parks as the parking areas can be situated quite a distance away if the parking area is full, although using a tram is not always necessary for these parks. You will likely need to use a tram if you park at the main ticket and Transportation Center.

Using the Walt Disney World transport system is just another way of making your holiday more relaxing and stress-free.