Frontier Airlines and Magical Express

[tx2tn]

We just learned that Frontier Airlines would start flying from our hometown into Orlando International. Does anyone know if we can use Magical Express if we fly Frontier?

 

[shoes99]

We just learned that Frontier Airlines would start flying from our hometown into Orlando International. Does anyone know if we can use Magical Express if we fly Frontier?

Yes, everyone who flys into Orlando and has a confirmed disney hotel
reservation is eligible for Disney Magical Express. You have to make a reservation and give your TA or Disney your flight information before hand and list all guest in the reservation. You will receive a voucher to get on the bus and luggage tags.
There is a sticky at the top of the transportation page that explains DME and also the RAC service for your return trip to the airport.

 

[Jestocost]

Agree with Shoes. All WDW resort guests can (and always have been able to) use all of the inbound DME services, including luggage transfers.

It's going home where there is a difference depending on whether or not you are flying on a participating airline. All guests can use the DME bus transportation service regardless of airline. However, only guests on participating airlines can use the Resort Airline Check-in service, which allows you to check in for your flight and check your bags at the resort.

To the best of my knowledge, Frontier does not participate in DME. As a result, you will need to take your bags to the DME bus and check them at the airport.

 

[seashoreCM]

Magical Express works the same way as for other airlines, with the exception of checking baggage going home which is actually processed by another procedure referred to as Remote Airline Check in and performed by different companies.

Carrying all your stuff to the DME bus to go home actually works for all airlines too.