Disney Minnie Van service now from MCO to deluxe hotels guests (not just club level)

[VGCgroupie]

Does this strike anyone else as massively overpriced?

We usually agree but not on this one. I think if it were less expensive it would get used by everyone and the service would go downhill.

I’m too cheap for a minnie van vs hopping on a Disney boat or even bus but this is all the way from the airport.

 

[mrsap]

Here’s an article with full details:

Minnie Van Rolling Out Exclusive Airport Service to Disney Deluxe Resort Guests​

Previously, only Club-level guests staying at a Disney Resort hotel could book travel to and from MCO via the Minnie Van Service. Now, starting Wednesday, August 13, guests staying at a Deluxe Resort hotel and VIP Tour guests will be able to book this benefit as well.

Pricing is set at $199 each way for airport travel, or $398 for a round-trip.

Each Minnie Van can accommodate up to six guests. Two car seats are included.

Deluxe Resort hotels at Walt Disney World include:

• Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge
• Disney’s Beach Club Resort
• Disney’s BoardWalk Inn
• Disney’s Contemporary Resort
• Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
• Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort
• Disney’s Wilderness Lodge
• Disney’s Yacht Club Resort

Guests can book a Minnie Van by utilizing the Lyft app. Simply open the app from select locations within Walt Disney World Resort to access the service and request a ride.

Accessible Minnie Vans are also available, which include seating for five people, one complimentary car seat, and two spaces for mobility devices.

 

[Lewisc]

Tiffany charges $140 one way for SUV service from MCO to WDW. Tiffany says there is a10% additional service fee, not tip. The service fee is for gas, drinks offered, car cleanup etc.

I haven't read anything from Disney.

The wdwnt.com article doesn't offer a supporting link. The article doesn't mention service to DVC resorts. It doesn't offer booking information. Other blogs say you book it by calling signature services

 

[MillauFr]

I would prefer they brought the Waymo driverless taxis to Orlando. They are great in San Francisco. You don't have to worry about getting a lousy driver which happens most of the time with Uber.