I Trolley

[Samsmum]

Hi all

We will be staying off site from Disney this year for part of our holiday. We are staying at the new Universal Surfside hotel but we are not planning on getting a car. I'm looking into I trolley passes but before I book want to confirm that it stops closeish to the hotel. I've tried to look at old maps to see where Wet and Wild was and I think it does but as we never went to the water park before it closed I'm unsure how that relates to up to date i itrolley route maps.

Thanks in advance

Sally

[Tink Tina]

If this hotel is based on old wet n wild site then you should be fine, the I trolley goes all the way to top of international drive to the outlets.

I’m sure another dibber will confirm

We recently purchased our passes from Orlando attractions.com as they were doing the 14 day pass for price of 7

[steviet78]

Bus stop 6 on the red route this is at the end of the multistory car park for the hotel so you will need to walk round from the bus stop to the entrance on Universal Boulevard. On the green route I think G5 is the closet stop.

[Slowwinger]

Does the I trolley stop outside / close to Universal? If so then how long to walk to the gates?

[Griff_389]

There’s an I-ride station outside the hotel pretty much. Just down from the entrance.

goo.gl/maps/xgXaW4yhz4m6PkfJ7

The I-ride doesn’t go to Universal. So you either need to stroll over the bridge over the I4 (around 15 mins), get a taxi, or use hotel shuttles.

[Nimbus]

Originally Posted by steviet78

Bus stop 6 on the red route this is at the end of the multistory car park for the hotel so you will need to walk round from the bus stop to the entrance on Universal Boulevard. On the green route I think G5 is the closet stop.

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As above. You can get the I-Ride trolley either at stop 6 for the red route or G5 for the green route. If you're heading to Pointe Orlando or Seaworld, the green route down Universal Blvd tends to be quicker.

BTW, Universal's Endless Summer Resort is now shown on Google Maps. See the link above (you may need to zoom out) and below:

I-Ride stops are circled in red.