New Lynx bus from MCO to WDW

[goofy4tink]

I am guessing the UK since they flew Virgin.

Re luggage on the bus - sorry, I am going to be an annoying foreigner for a moment. That is a very American thing I believe to question taking luggage on the bus; luggage on busses or trains or subways is very common elsewhere and in fact almost entirely commonplace to see people walking down the street with their small rollaboard (which will most likely be checked at the airport as it will not fit our international carry on restrictions) getting ready to board the metro/U-bahn/S-bahn/bus etc. (Leaving the room now so that you can all hurl abuse at me and my foreigner ways of thinking!)

Disney in America may frown on luggage on board busses, but at their overseas parks the busses are designed to take luggage on board.

It made me chuckle reading the discussion. But kudos to the OP for encouraging green public transportation instead of a taxi/towncar etc.

Carry on, and have a nice day everyone!

When this was first posted, I would have had to argue the point with you. But, having lugged my bags on the Tube, from Heathrow to Waterloo in Feb, and then back again....well, I stand corrected. I was hugely surprised at how acceptable it is to have your luggage with you.

 

[tracipierce]

Here's the 111 Schedule and Map from the golynx.com site.
http://golynx.com/assets/userfiles/routemaps/111.pdf

You can plot the DTD bust stop street intersection on google maps satellite view! Very cool to get your bearings! You can actually see the Disney bus stop at the Marketplace just NW of the Lynx stop!

Fantastic!!! thanks so much for that, I'm really grateful. I was seriously considering renting a car for a few days so my DD17 wouldn't totally lose it about not going shopping on our trip, but this will save me a good deal of money, plus I would rather get on a bus than have to drive anyway