Help Planning transport around Parks??

[tlcdoula]

I have our adrs made, and made our final payment today!!!! 45 days and we will be at the most magical place

So Now I need you to help me plan our disney transport... thank you thank you..

We are staying at Pop 2 adults and 2 kids (12 & 14)

The first few days will be pretty straight foward, POP to the park and back...

But here are a few that I am unsure about..

• POP to AK for Donald Safari Breaky
  
• POP to Whispering Canyon for Dinner
  
• POP to Chef Mickey for Dinner
  
• POP to Grand Floridian for 9 am Breaky.

 

[grimley1968]

POP to AK for Donald Safari Breaky

There are early morning buses to take you direct to in-park ADR's. I believe they start at about 6:30 AM

POP to Whispering Canyon for Dinner

Take a bus to MK, and then boat from there to WL. WL's the first stop for the boat, so this isn't a bad trip. But budget 45-60 minutes for this trip.

POP to Chef Mickey for Dinner

Bus to MK, then walk (5-10 minutes) or monorail to CR.

POP to Grand Floridian for 9 am Breaky.

Bus to MK, then boat to Grand Floridian. The reason I suggest the boat is that it is the first stop from MK on the boats, while it would be the last stop on the resort monorail from MK. Boat is much faster in this case. Budget 45-60 minutes again for this trip.

Have fun!

 

[Kristineamb]

http://www.ourlaughingplace.com/asp/twiz.aspx

 

[grimley1968]

http://www.ourlaughingplace.com/asp/twiz.aspx

Respectfully, I wouldn't use that link. It's outdated, often inaccurate, lists modes of transport no longer available in some cases, and in other cases fails to list newer modes of transport.

No offense, but OLP really should take that thing off their site.

 

[truck1]

Try this Transfer Map and see if it helps. I ahevnt had a chance to make the resort to resort transfers yet, but will in the next few days.

Please let me know what you think.
To use it, simply go across the top of the page until you see your park. Then come down until the park column intersects the destination row. There is a simple instruction with usually no more than 2 steps involved.

I know there is more than one way to go from point a to b, but was trying to keep it simple and year round, as opposed to park dependent.