A truly novice question

[ladyandthescamp]

How do you get from your resort to another for a dinner PS? Does each resort have buses that go to all the other resorts like they do the parks? :wave2:

[Rhonda]

We usually take our resort bus to one of the parks or DD, then transfer to the bus that goes to the other resort.

[wannabee princess]

No, the resorts don't all have buses that go to the other resorts. What you can do (if you don't want to drive yourself or take a taxi) is to take a bus to the nearest park (for AKL go to AK, for GF, Poly, WL, FW or CR go to MK for Y&BC or BI you can go to MGM or Epcot) and then take the Disney transportation to the resort you want (you may take the bus or in some cases the boats).

We have also done the DD bus, but it was the longest bus ride of our life! Now, that doesn't mean we wouldn't do it, just that it was not our favorite means!

[EmmasGrammy]

And be sure to leave yourself plenty of time! With no direct resort to resort bus service your commute time can be up to or over an hour!! I'm not saying don't go from resort to resort, because some of the best restaurants are in the resorts!! Just add the commute times into your plans, or if your running late, call for a taxi!!

While you are visiting a resort for a meal, take time to check out the resort itself. These places are fabulous. Maybe you'll get an idea for a new place to stay!!

[Aimeedyan]

We have done all the modes =) Depending on where we were, and where we were going. Bus, monorail, boat, and our own car. Last time, we took our own car most days because we didn't wanna wait around and were on a time schedule =)

[Rhonda]

When we stay at the Dolphin, and go to the Kona (Poly) for breakfast, we usually grab a taxi. The cost is $7 for the two of us. Saves a lot of time - especially early in the morning when we're tired and don't feel like waiting for buses. :)