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Public Transportation to WDW

Public transit serving Walt Disney World and beyond…

The Central Florida area (Sanford-Winter Park-Orlando-Kissimmee) is served by a bus system—LYNX. Visit their website at http://www.golynx.com/ for schedules, up to date routes and pricing information. There are two lines that service Walt Disney World and connect to downtown where you can transfer to other lines to reach other destinations.

The two primary lines, 50 & 56 as well as several other ones, so visit the website for full details.

Line 50 from/to Downtown Orlando has stops at the Transportation and Ticket Cetner (Magic Kingdom) and at Disney Springs. From there you can transfer to other Walt Disney World Transportation as needed to reach the parks or Disney Resorts.

Line 56 from/to Kissimmee also has a Transportation and Ticket Center stop.

You can pay per trip, per day or per week.

This information is provided by a Tony Louey, a guest tributor -

If you come from air…

A. From Orlando International Airport (MCO): 11, 41, 42, 51 or 111

There is no direct route and you will have to transfer. So you may want to look at which route runs close to someplace you may want to stop and shop or eat on your way.

If you come from the train or Greyhound bus…
  • From Amtrak Orlando station: 40 goes to downtown or Universal Orlando.
  • From Greyhound Orlando station: Get to Orlando station. 48, 49 go to downtown. 30 travels along Colonial Drive.
  • From Amtrak Kissimmee station: 4 to Osceola Square Mall, 55
  • From Greyhound Kissimmee station: same as above.

Be sure to check the Lynx website for the most up to date schedule and routes. In general 50 and 56 will take you to World Disney World Transportation Center.

Last updated: March 2021
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