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I work between 8 and 10. Some days longer, some days shorter. It all depends on business needs.

I was a firefighter/fire inspector for over 20 years. I drove the big trucks, and took that ability to drive the Disney buses. My wife stayed in retail and works in the Magic Kingdom. We both took a pay cut to work at the world, but we downsized and adjusted to make it work. We do not regret our...

I drive for Disney Transport. Best job in the world!

We have very strict operating procedures such as full and complete stops at gates (whether open or closed) and signs, ECV loading and unloading, etc. Some drivers choose not to follow them, but I do. You're exactly right, not only do I not need it on my conscious, I don't need it on my record card.

Nope. We retired them. Oldest bus is a NovaBus #4815 (it's a 2000) and we are now into the 5200 series Gillig.

We prefer that you do not back down the ramp. That being said, I let people go whichever way is easier for them and I am always there to assist.

They'll train you to get your CDL. You just need to take a test to get your permit.

We are currently agressively hiring bus drivers. You sit down all day in the air conditioning. That's my role and I love it.

As a current WDW bus driver, I will tell you how Disney operates. The speed limit in the load zones and parking lots is 5 MPH. Stop signs mean a full and complete stop. Resort gates (whether they are open or closed), require a full and complete stop. Just 1 MPH over the posted speed limit can...

When I went thru three years ago, I paid for my permit, but Disney reimbursed us for our license. It's $75.

Class A

It is slow. But took about 16 months.

Giant strollers on the buses and people that don't want to follow the rules. The back door is not a stroller storage area. When the driver tells you that you must hold on to it, don't give them a bunch if crap. It's the law. I had a guest turn me in for doing my job just because they didn't want...

I love it. The pay could be better but other than that it's a great job. I finally got some seniority so my time working overnights is over.

I'm a driver that was hired in 2012!

We generally stop bringing guests back to the park once it closes. Usually only guests that have their car parked at that park will be allowed to return to a closed park (we are trying to close the park and get as many guests home as quickly as possible). My recommendation would be to take the...

There's not many salary CMs that hold CDL Class A with passenger endorsement. And many charters don't know how to run the routes at places like SSR and OKW. They would also need 40 foot buses to maneuver through some of the resorts (that's why the articulated buses and charters only go to...

I know they are. The guest buses are driven by Teamsters. Hard to get to the park or a dining reservation with 325 parked Disney buses.

CPs can't drive buses. No transportation is a huge impact.