How to get to SW from WDW...

[XYSRUS]

How would the 6 of us (2 adults and 4 kids) get to SW from WDW without a car? Taxi? 2 taxis? Rented van? Any service specific for this? I am planning on SW for 1 day instead of a water park this visit.

 

[tink too]

In the past, we have used the Lynx bus. It takes you from WDW's TTC and the SW bus stop is right outside the parking lot. The cost is pretty minimal - $1.25 per adult IIRC.

For the return, the bus stop is just across the street.

 

[WiganTony]

However, don't forget to factor in the travelling time from your resort to the TTC. The bus also stops at DTD, so this may make your overall journey time slightly shorter. Lynx bus times at www.golynx.com.

Alternatively, Mears give a price on their website of $18 per person for the round trip.

 

[Metro West]

In the past, we have used the Lynx bus. It takes you from WDW's TTC and the SW bus stop is right outside the parking lot. The cost is pretty minimal - $1.25 per adult IIRC.

For the return, the bus stop is just across the street.

Just an FYI...Lynx just raised their fares to help "pay the bills".

 

[lilyfrog73]

I found this on mousesavers.com.


Getting to SeaWorld from Walt Disney World
The cheapest way is to take the city bus to SeaWorld from Walt Disney World. The bus is #50 and the fare is $1.75 each way. Be sure to ask the driver to let you off at the front gate of SeaWorld, and ask where to pick up the return bus (also #50). For schedules and further details, visit GoLynx.com.

There are two places where you can catch the city bus at Disney World:

Ticket and Transportation Center - The trip from here to SeaWorld takes about 37 minutes, stopping at Downtown Disney along the way.

Downtown Disney - The trip from here to SeaWorld takes about 20 minutes. The stop for the Lynx buses is in the overflow parking lot on the far west side of Downtown Disney. If you are arriving at Downtown Disney on a Disney bus, get off at the Pleasure Island stop and walk through the West Side toward Cirque du Soleil, then around the right (north) side of the Cirque building.

Another option is to rent a car for one day. Click on the link to learn more about how to do this. You can get a one-day rental for as little as $20-$30 plus tax and this option gives you tons more flexibility.

MouseSavers.com reader Lisa H reports in December 2007, "We wanted to go to SeaWorld and found Mears has a shuttle for $16 round trip per person. We were picked up right at [our Disney] resort."

You can take a taxi to SeaWorld from Disney World for around $30 each way, plus tip.