Orlando Area Transportation Info

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Orlando Area Transportation:

Commercial Wheelchair Van Co runs lift-equipped service in and around Kissimmee, Orlando and Sanford. Advanced reservations are required. (407-568-4512)

I-Ride Trolleys, with lifts and lock-downs, run along a 14-mile stretch of International Drive from 7 a.m. - midnight, every 15 minutes. Exact change is required and kids under 13 ride free. (407-354-5656)

LYNX public buses all have lifts and tie-downs and service Orlando, Kissimmee, the airport, Apopka and other towns in Orange, Seminole and Osceola Counties. Exact change is required. Riders with disabilities can obtain a LYNX ID card to get a discount; riders over 65 get a discount. Call for schedule and routing. (407-841-8240)

Mears Transportation Group runs lift-equipped service between hotels, attractions and the airport, with 24-hour advance reservations. (407-839-1570; 800-223-3868)

World Transportation runs lift-equipped service between hotels, area attractions and/or to (but not from) the airport. Call for the schedule; reservations must be made by 5 p.m. the day before. You can also call here for accessible taxi service. (407-826-9999; 800-781-8999)

All public buses have a hydraulic lift and restraining belts for two wheelchairs, and they serve Universal Studios, Sea World and the shopping areas and downtown Orlando, as well as going once an hour to the Tickets and Transportation Center outside the Magic Kingdom.

Car Rentals with Hand Controls

Alamo: 800-327-9633
Avis: 800-331-1212
Budget: 800-527-0700
Dollar: 800-822-1181
Hertz: 800-654-3131
Enterprise: 800-325-8007

The Orlando International Airport has an automated guide way transit system to and from gates, moving walkways, curbside check-in, passenger lifts for boarding aircraft, companion care restrooms and TDD phones.

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