DisneyOma
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We tend to drive to WDW. We rarely drive once on property, for many reasons.
While WDW has really good signage on property, so many people just can't handle driving down there and do the craziest things, like stop in the middle to take a photo, go from the left lane all the way across to the right to make a turn, and once, a guy missed an exit and drove up over the embankment, and almost hit the bus we were on. I'd rather be in a big bus than in another car when the whackadoodles are out and about.
We go in August, and I'd rather get on a bus with AC than have to stand outside my car while I let it cool down by running the AC.
The long, crazy lines of cars at park closing - and the whackadoodles that make their own lanes to try to cut by others. (I have a not so DIS word for them, but it wouldn't make it past censoring)
We stay at Pop Century, and have had great luck with the bus system. And once, we jumped on an Art of Animation bus, and had a pretty walk across the lake back to Pop Century.
Finding a parking spot at the resort - not always easy. At least not at Pop Century, for anything close to your building. Doing that twice a day? No thank you.
While WDW has really good signage on property, so many people just can't handle driving down there and do the craziest things, like stop in the middle to take a photo, go from the left lane all the way across to the right to make a turn, and once, a guy missed an exit and drove up over the embankment, and almost hit the bus we were on. I'd rather be in a big bus than in another car when the whackadoodles are out and about.
We go in August, and I'd rather get on a bus with AC than have to stand outside my car while I let it cool down by running the AC.
The long, crazy lines of cars at park closing - and the whackadoodles that make their own lanes to try to cut by others. (I have a not so DIS word for them, but it wouldn't make it past censoring)
We stay at Pop Century, and have had great luck with the bus system. And once, we jumped on an Art of Animation bus, and had a pretty walk across the lake back to Pop Century.
Finding a parking spot at the resort - not always easy. At least not at Pop Century, for anything close to your building. Doing that twice a day? No thank you.

