Monorail question

[Philagoofy]

Is it correct that the only parks the monorail goes to are the Magic Kingdom & Epcot?

We are renting a car & I'm wondering if it's worth the money for park hopper tickets, not because of the parking fee but the time spent finding the car, driving to the other park, etc. Of course if we took the monorail, we'd have to go back to the first park to get our car.

 

[supersuperwendy]

I would consider the park hoppers for other reasons than transportation. Will you be a disney resort guest? That gives you access to the extra magic hours. We loved hopping in the evening to whichever park had the EMH! We also hopped for dinner a lot. For example, the day we went to the animal kingdom, we left around 4 went to the hotel and swam then went to dinner at Epcot! We love, love, love to hop!

 

[helenk]

The monrail system runs from the MK to the TTC and back and also there is a second monorail that services the monorail resorts.
Once you get to the TTC you then get off the MK or the resort monorail and then you get on the monorail to Epcot.
If you think that you would be visiting Epcot and the MK in the same day I would recommend parking at the TTC parking area this way you have access to you car either way.
I always buy the parkhopping option as I like to park hop.

 

[Philagoofy]

Thanks for the suggestions. I'm going to keep the park hopper tickets I have, even though we probably won't go to 2 different parks much in 1 day, it'll be worth it just in case.

 

[Echo queen]

The monrail system runs from the MK to the TTC and back and also there is a second monorail that services the monorail resorts.
Once you get to the TTC you then get off the MK or the resort monorail and then you get on the monorail to Epcot.
If you think that you would be visiting Epcot and the MK in the same day I would recommend parking at the TTC parking area this way you have access to you car either way.
I always buy the parkhopping option as I like to park hop.

Ok, what is the TTC parking

Thanks

 

[goofy4tink]

It's the Ticket and Transportation Center. It's basically the main parking area for the MK and where the monorail main station is. It's also where the off-site resort shuttle buses off-load and pick up, and the ferry to the MK is there.

 

[CleveRocks]

Thanks for the suggestions. I'm going to keep the park hopper tickets I have, even though we probably won't go to 2 different parks much in 1 day, it'll be worth it just in case.

In our two separate weeks in WDW I think we hopped an average of only two times a week. But I just like the flexibility. We're not hyper-planners ... I don't know where we'll be at 3:27 p.m. on Friday, and the hoppers give us unlimited options to follow whatever whim we might have.

 

[betterlatethannever]

Is it correct that the only parks the monorail goes to are the Magic Kingdom & Epcot?

We are renting a car & I'm wondering if it's worth the money for park hopper tickets, not because of the parking fee but the time spent finding the car, driving to the other park, etc. Of course if we took the monorail, we'd have to go back to the first park to get our car.

Are you staying on property?

If so, there is no parking fee. And if you are staying off property, you pay only at the first park (keep your receipt)

Ed