Uber / Lyft

[4 mickey]

Never took a Uber or Lyft ever
from all stars resorts ( music ) what might it cost to port ?
do I reserve it the day ahead ? Or just in the morning of going to port ?
i am wondering dcl transferts i always use usually what might be the differences in price with either Lyft or Uber
if not that much of a difference might use it
it will be just us two

your experiences please
thanks

 

[dcassetta]

For just two people I would recommend using the Disney transfers. It’s $39 per person each way, or $78 round-trip if they are bringing you back to the resort or the airport. You can do a fare estimate by going to the Lyft or Uber homepage. I would guess it’s probably about $100 each way.

 

[NEGeekymama]

It looks like it would be around $78 to $115 each way for Uber.

 

[DisneyConvert]

Basic rule, which I guess Disney uses to price their transfers:
1-2 people: their transfers are often the less expensive option
4 or more: car service, with a larger vehicle as necessary, may save you money
3 people: depends on convenience, and whether you want a grocery stop, etc.

 

[4 mickey]

Basic rule, which I guess Disney uses to price their transfers:
1-2 people: their transfers are often the less expensive option
4 or more: car service, with a larger vehicle as necessary, may save you money
3 people: depends on convenience, and whether you want a grocery stop, etc.

I lean towards dcl transportation they only thing is I don’t want t get to port at 1 pm or later
i have dinning changes to make

 

[dcassetta]

I lean towards dcl transportation they only thing is I don’t want t get to port at 1 pm or later
i have dinning changes to make

When are you sailing? Currently the transfers from the resorts are leaving pretty early. If you’re traveling in the near future I would guess that will remain the same. If your cruise is not for a while though, you can wait and see if the buses start running later than they currently are and make a decision then.

 

[4 mickey]

When are you sailing? Currently the transfers from the resorts are leaving pretty early. If you’re traveling in the near future I would guess that will remain the same. If your cruise is not for a while though, you can wait and see if the buses start running later than they currently are and make a decision then.

Cruising in about 28 days
I don’t quite mind getting to port around noon but after 1-130 pm I’d refer not specially this time around I need to make dinning changes once onboard

 

[DSLRuser]

we did uber 3 years ago when uber was still somewhat a deal at $85 each way. we are doing a 3 night cruise but arriving at Beach Club a day early for an Epcot evening prior to the cruise.

Even with parking fee's and tolls. We decided years ago, having a car is worth it's weight in gold on saving time for import and cruise runs.

 

[DoleWhipAndHubGrass]

Lyft is claiming $32-$36 - here are the prices right now at a very busy time of day (3PM).

 

[lanejudy]

Lyft is claiming $32-$36 - here are the prices right now at a very busy time of day (3PM).

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Probably because of the time - 3pm might be a busy time of day generally for ride shares but not for getting folks to the port for a cruise. Isn't All Aboard typically around 3:45pm.

 

[freshmanjs]

I'm a big fan of renting a car and parking at the port. Lots of control that way.