ART Service ending March 31

I’m not sure if they’re combining routes or what I took today was normal but it too me 30 minutes to go from the doubletree to the drop off. I think on the way back I’ll go to Toy Story and walk.

Sadly no horses were available today. Guess I’ll find some ranch for these carrots.
 

I’m not sure if they’re combining routes or what I took today was normal but it too me 30 minutes to go from the doubletree to the drop off. I think on the way back I’ll go to Toy Story and walk.

Sadly no horses were available today. Guess I’ll find some ranch for these carrots.

Yes some routes have been combined and likely more will be as it closer to the 3/31 closure dates.
 
I just reached out to the hotel we are staying at (Embassy Suites - South) and they have said that they are "in talks" for an alternative. So that is something at least. I honestly can't imagine that these hotels that have relied on ART won't come up with something.
 
Did anyone not believe that Disney would maintain the parking lot shuttle?
No.
The big question is what about the hotels?
That'll be up to each hotel to decide if it's worth it to them $$-wise to offer their own shuttle service to/from Disneyland. My guess is that a lot of them will not go that route. OR if they do, there'll be a fee for it. Something like $6/person one way. So for your family of 4 staying at the Toy Story lot end of Harbor Blvd, that's $48/day round trip.
 
No.

That'll be up to each hotel to decide if it's worth it to them $$-wise to offer their own shuttle service to/from Disneyland. My guess is that a lot of them will not go that route. OR if they do, there'll be a fee for it. Something like $6/person one way. So for your family of 4 staying at the Toy Story lot end of Harbor Blvd, that's $48/day round trip.

Obviously it will be up to the hotels. The Hyatt Regency charges $6/day which seems reasonable. I can see neighboring hotels running a shuttle “co-op” where 3-4 hotels have a single shuttle for those staying at the hotel.
 
This is unfortunate. I'm glad I checked here before getting too far helping my parents plan their trip. I've been focusing heavily on the hotels that are a little over half a mile away, where I've used the ART before. Now, those may be the least appealing options.
 
This is unfortunate. I'm glad I checked here before getting too far helping my parents plan their trip. I've been focusing heavily on the hotels that are a little over half a mile away, where I've used the ART before. Now, those may be the least appealing options.
Did you see this? I don’t know which hotels you are looking at but some hotels are coming up with solutions.

Looks like (some) Garden Grove hotels will soon have a new shuttle service

https://ggcity.org/news/disneyland-shuttle-service
 
This is unfortunate. I'm glad I checked here before getting too far helping my parents plan their trip. I've been focusing heavily on the hotels that are a little over half a mile away, where I've used the ART before. Now, those may be the least appealing options.
@danceintherain, the Candy Cane Inn is a little less than half a mile from the Esplanade, so it's a pretty easy walk. It also has its own shuttle. (And a good breakfast.)

The Howard Johnson is about half a mile the other direction, if they prefer a real hotel with indoor corridors instead of motel-style buildings.

What kind of lodging are they looking for, and when is their trip? Maybe the City of Anaheim will solve the transportation problem before their visit.

Did you see this? I don’t know which hotels you are looking at but some hotels are coming up with solutions.
Hopefully we can find @danceintherain a solution other than sending his/her parents all the way to Garden Grove!
 
@danceintherain, the Candy Cane Inn is a little less than half a mile from the Esplanade, so it's a pretty easy walk. It also has its own shuttle. (And a good breakfast.)

The Howard Johnson is about half a mile the other direction, if they prefer a real hotel with indoor corridors instead of motel-style buildings.

What kind of lodging are they looking for, and when is their trip? Maybe the City of Anaheim will solve the transportation problem before their visit.
I know you were just rounding but both are less than a half mile with the HJ being a little closer than Candy Cane hotel. Just so folks know!
 
@danceintherain, the Candy Cane Inn is a little less than half a mile from the Esplanade, so it's a pretty easy walk. It also has its own shuttle. (And a good breakfast.)

The Howard Johnson is about half a mile the other direction, if they prefer a real hotel with indoor corridors instead of motel-style buildings.

What kind of lodging are they looking for, and when is their trip? Maybe the City of Anaheim will solve the transportation problem before their visit.


Hopefully we can find @danceintherain a solution other than sending his/her parents all the way to Garden Grove!

A lot of the hotels are not really that far. Target on Harbor is in Garden Grove and a lot of folks go there to buy “cheap” souvenirs and park snacks/drinks.
 
A lot of the hotels are not really that far. Target on Harbor is in Garden Grove and a lot of folks go there to buy “cheap” souvenirs and park snacks/drinks.
No, not that far if you have a car. but since @danceintherain was looking in the half-mile category, I assume that he/she wanted a hotel that's not too far for people walking.
 


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