Key West Questions

[jott3]

If you book the Key West Old Town Trolley tour through Disney, do you have on and off privileges at the trolley stops? Does anyone have a good map showing the stops?

How are the Aquarium and the Hemingway House?

Also, what time does the ship leave Key West?

Thanks!

 

[gdulaney]

We were told that if you booked the Trolley tour via Disney that you do not have the "off and on" privileges.... I'm not sure if this is still available, but we went to the Trolley company's website and got a coupon....

Ginny

 

[snelsonbrown]

EVERYTHING you want to do, ride, see is right there at Mallory Square - you disembark, walk right through Mallory square and every ride is RIGHT THERE - there is no need to pay extra to go through anyone - the Key West Aquarium is right there also - you can go to the Key West Chamber of Commerce that is located also at Mallory Square and they will give you maps, coupons and a little history about Key West - Ernest Hemingway's home is about 1 and a half mile South on Whitehead Street which is also can be gotten on from Mallory Square - you will find also the Southermost Point at the end of Whitehead Street.
Hope this helps - remember Key West is a 2X4 island and even tho it wasn't anything for us kids to walk it in yesteryears, traffic is heavy and hard on children if they are not use to walking a long way.
Always
Shirley

 

[webray]

Key West is so easy to get around..there are maps everywhere to pick up and guide yourself. No need to book a tour with disney.

 

[cleophus12]

Taking the trolley is fun and the ticket office in right in the middle of Mallory Square. Get a coupon and enjoy the ride--be sure to book the tour that does allow on and off privileges. Another fun thing in that same area is the KINO sandals shop. They will make you a pair of sandals while you wait. You pick the color, style, and size, and they make if for you for about $7-8. If you try to order the same sandals on line, they are about $29! They are comfortable and fun to wear. I'm not an advertiser; just someone who wishes she'd bought a pair in every color--mine are wearing out!