Disney ticket and transportation centre

Mindy · 21 Oct 19, 11:06 PM

This year we aren't hiring a car so are using the hotels free shuttle to disney transportation and ticket centre, how do we get to Epcot and Hollywood studios from here? And how long will it take.
Thanks

Softy · 22 Oct 19, 08:19 AM

For Epcot you can get on the monorail. Not sure about hollywood studios. Maybe walk to the poly and pick up a bus from there. Overall that will take a long time door to door, might be best to Uber it from your hotel.

chmurf · 22 Oct 19, 08:03 PM

from TTC monorail to epcot. Ride time is 20 minutes + wait time

overall it might take you 45 minutes from TTC to EPCOT

to get to Hollywood studios, you'll need to take the monorail (or walk) to Polynesian for example, then get a bus to DHS
this trip will also take you from 30 minutes to one hour

that's each way, and you'll need to allow for enough time to make it to your shuttle pick up time at night

be advised that most hotel free shuttle will only run 2 or 3 times a day, on fixed schedule, and you need to book each day

have enough budget to use Uber or Lyft instead.
Hotel free shuttles might sound like a perk when you book offsite, but they're essentially a pain to use, and you'd be better off organising your own transportation, or even better ... rent a car.

22 Oct 19, 08:03 PM	#3
	22 Oct 19, 08:03 PM chmurf Imagineer
chmurf Imagineer Join Date: Dec 12	from TTC monorail to epcot. Ride time is 20 minutes + wait time overall it might take you 45 minutes from TTC to EPCOT to get to Hollywood studios, you'll need to take the monorail (or walk) to Polynesian for example, then get a bus to DHS this trip will also take you from 30 minutes to one hour that's each way, and you'll need to allow for enough time to make it to your shuttle pick up time at night be advised that most hotel free shuttle will only run 2 or 3 times a day, on fixed schedule, and you need to book each day have enough budget to use Uber or Lyft instead. Hotel free shuttles might sound like a perk when you book offsite, but they're essentially a pain to use, and you'd be better off organising your own transportation, or even better ... rent a car.