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Here's our thoughts. Everyone gets a seat and can relax, put on sunscreen, etc. At closing, however, is a totally different story. Everyone wants to leave when you do so they pack you into the buses like sardines. This was very difficult with young, tired children and grumpy adults. My recommendation would be to use the bus in the mornings and if you plan to stay late, use Uber for your ride home. It would be well worth the little extra money to be able to sit down and breathe.
Thanks for taking the time in this detailed analysis. I appreciate the mention on car seats. Anyone have experience with requesting a ride-share with a car seat or bringing your own and somehow storing it at your destination locker at a park, at a resort restaurant, etc…?
One option is Uber Family, which, as the name suggests, is Uber designed for families, with car seats and things like that. Anyone have any experience with it? Which if it doubles the cost of every trip or more than doubles it even would have a significant financial impact.
I had friends stranded at a Florida airport because they did not bring car seats. Using one of the Values might have been better, since their bus trips are the longest. A couple of thoughts on this: — I think your base car rental estimates are far too high. The important thing here is to keep checking on a regular basis, and re-book each time you find a better deal as there is no penalty for cancelling the previous rental agreement. On our last trip we picked up food for in-room breakfast, pack lunches, and snacks, and the food bill savings pretty much paid for the car rental.
Everyone will need to run some rough numbers based upon the rental rates that are available to them when they book to figure out which makes more financial sense. Only Uberselect and Uberfamily are allowed to pick up at MCO making that part of the trip about 3x the estimated cost in your calculations.
It is still much cheaper than the rental with this math. The TTC in the evenings are often crowded with cabs and tour bus pickups. Havent tried WDW. We always stay on site, and for us renting a car is not negotiable. Regardless of your destination, nothing ruins a great day in the parks like the sweaty, cranky sea of humanity jammed into a Disney bus. Yeah, the hybrid what I typically do when staying onsite.
And yes, surge pricing is a thing at Disney as well, typically encountered at predictably high-demand times. Typically, surge pricing only hits MK late at night. Occasionally, the weekends and holidays will see surge pricing at the other parks and Disney Springs. Uber is much more ubiquitous in Orlando but so are their riders. Hotels 6. Side trips 7. Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. If you click through and buy, TravelingMom may receive a small commission at no additional charge to you.
TravelingMom Tip: shopDisney. Some of these limited edition items are selling fast. For the purposes of this page we are going to interpret the word NEED as desire greatly and will take advantage of any reason to indulge. The closest thing we ever had to mass transit was the school bus or the church bus. Oh, and uber was something that meant extra or ultra and a lift was something you only did when you absolutely had too.
This is the service where Disney picks up Disney hotel guests at the airport and takes them to their Disney hotel. Most major cities could take lessons from Disney. Buses, trains, monorails, boats, carriages, and just about any other form of transportation you can think of Disney uses it. The only problem is, Disney controls the timetable.
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