TUI coach transfer from Sanford to WDW

TeamJEM · 21 Apr 18, 02:30 PM

Hi
Looking at options for 2019 and note TUI are now doing coach transfers ... any idea of how long the journey would be to WDW and coming home what time roughly would you be picked up from resort (thinking of beach club of pennies will stretch that far&#128515

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Megandllsmum · 21 Apr 18, 02:37 PM

We did a coach transfer from Sanford to Disney which we booked with tui (Thomson back when we did it a few years ago) the coach was supplied by mears. Took us about an hour and 15 minutes but they dropped off at a couple of other Disney resorts before ours, I think we got picked up about 4 hours before flight back, we flew at teatime and we had lunch at hotel before getting picked up.

TeamJEM · 21 Apr 18, 04:07 PM

Thanks for the quick reply

DisneyDaffodil · 21 Apr 18, 04:40 PM

We used Thomson coach transfer at Easter 2016. We had a Mears coach but it was decorated with Disney pics, had Mickey pattern on the seats and played Disney channel on a tv on the journey to Disney. It was a great start to the holiday 😀. The journey took around an hour and dropped off at both Port Orleans resorts before taking us to AoA. The return journey was in a plain Mears minibus, as there were only 2 families returning. We were picked up around 4 hours before flight. It was very efficient, I would use it again.

Pete1 · 21 Apr 18, 06:10 PM

We used this 3 years ago and found it much less stressful than driving ourselves ( as previously done). Took about an hour and a bit, and was given extra information via the rep whilst on board. Comfortable too.

Falcon Bird · 21 Apr 18, 07:05 PM

I did it in September last year.

It was a Disney Cruise Line bus. Comfy seats. Dropped off at Port Orleans, Caribbean, POP, AOA, All Stars then AKL.

Ride took about an hour and bit. Worst part was the rep droning on in a monotonous voice about Fastpasses and trying to sell ridiculously expensive transfers to Universal.

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Pete1 Getting Excited Join Date: Apr 18	We used this 3 years ago and found it much less stressful than driving ourselves ( as previously done). Took about an hour and a bit, and was given extra information via the rep whilst on board. Comfortable too.

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Falcon Bird Trading Disney Pins Join Date: Jul 17	I did it in September last year. It was a Disney Cruise Line bus. Comfy seats. Dropped off at Port Orleans, Caribbean, POP, AOA, All Stars then AKL. Ride took about an hour and bit. Worst part was the rep droning on in a monotonous voice about Fastpasses and trying to sell ridiculously expensive transfers to Universal.