Does this sound crazy...or not

[Kennedyk54]

Driving from Wilderness Lodge to the TTC to connect with the Epcot and Resort monorails?
I would walk but there is no pedestrian access.
Wouldn't it be quicker than busing to Epcot or the other MK resorts?

Or what about taking the boat from WL to MK and then the monorail to Epcot...surely this must be quicker than the bus. No?

 

[seashoreCM]

Quicker to drive all the way to Epcot nonstop compared with driving to the TTC and connecting to the monorail to Epcot.

About taking the boat from Wilderness Lodge to Magic Kingdom and then the monorail to TTC and then the monorail to Epcot ... haven't tried that myself yet so not sure how quick this is but intuitively, no, considering you make two connections.

 

[Magicbus]

You can walk to TTC if you know the way, but it's a least 10 minutes.
Where would you leave your car at TTC?
As the previous post said, best to drive all the way to Epcot.

 

[Tara]

Driving from Wilderness Lodge to the TTC to connect with the Epcot and Resort monorails?
I would walk but there is no pedestrian access.
Wouldn't it be quicker than busing to Epcot or the other MK resorts?

Or what about taking the boat from WL to MK and then the monorail to Epcot...surely this must be quicker than the bus. No?

If you have a car, just drive directly to your destination - no need to add all these other stops and switch transportation.

The bus to Epcot is far faster than taking the boat to MK then the monorail to the TTC and then switching to the Epcot monorail. The bus to Epcot is also probably faster than driving and parking at the TTC and then taking the monorail. It's definitely faster than walking to the TTC, and I don't know if there are sidewalks or not.

If you are going to monorail resorts and don't want to drive, you can take the boat to MK and the monorail from there (or the boat directly to the Grand Floridian from MK, which is often faster). Or you can take the boat from WL to the Contemporary and then take the resort monorail from there (unless the Contemporary is your destination).