Coronado Springs ... Boardwalk/Jellyrolls

[marriedin79]

Six of us will be staying at Coronado Springs in a few weeks. DH and I love Jellyrolls (so much better IMHO than Howl at the Moon!). Is there Disney bus service between the two resorts? Can we stay at Jellyrolls until closing and still get a bus?

Thanks!

 

[Rob562]

Six of us will be staying at Coronado Springs in a few weeks. DH and I love Jellyrolls (so much better IMHO than Howl at the Moon!). Is there Disney bus service between the two resorts? Can we stay at Jellyrolls until closing and still get a bus?

Thanks!

There is no direct bus service between the two. If you want a free option and the Studios is still open you can take a bus there and then walk or hop on the boat. (If taking the boat, I suggest getting off at the Swan/Dolphin stop and walking, it's a short walk and will be much faster than waiting until the Boardwalk stop, which is 3rd).

Since Jellyrolls is probably open much later than the Studios, your only free option is to take a bus to Downtown Disney and then transfer to a Coronado bus, but that's in the opposite direction and will take a long time. Your netter bet would be a taxi or Uber (Uber should be very cheap).

-Rob

 

[Sweet Melissa]

In addition to Rob's advice above, I'll add that we've had some good luck with buses when leaving Jellyrolls in the wee hours of the morning. The buses to and from Disney Springs run until 2 or 3 AM, but when you're leaving the Boardwalk very late, drivers know that you're probably only going to Disney Springs to transfer. More than once, we've been asked where we're really trying to go, and been driven straight from the Boardwalk to our resort.

 

[Buzz2001]

When CSR first opened, there used to be direct bus service to the BW from CSR. It was a great perk. It was cancelled sometime after 2001 I believe.

 

[Master Yoda]

I have done this ride many times.

The easiest option by far is to grab a cab or Uber. The travel time is around 10 minutes and the fare is right at $11-$12 before tip.

With any type of bus transfer you are looking at almost and hour worth of waiting and riding at best.

 

[patch553]

we got the bus from Coronado to downtown,had a quick bite them bus to boardwalk for jellyrolls and at the end of the night got a cab back to Coronado wasn't to bad price wise

 

[Saskdw]

I've taken a taxi many times from CSR to BW or YC and it's usually only $6-$8 plus tip. Generally a 5 min ride unless there is heavy traffic.

 

[surfsupdon]

Take a cab! Why mess with Disney Bus Transfers?! The cab ride is cheap and time IS money--take the cab.

 

[emcclay]

Busses will more than likely bring you directly back to CSR

 

[Hockey89]

Cab... Simple and easy.... Cost like ten bucks///

 

[Rob562]

An Uber fare estimate says $5-$6 for the ride from Boardwalk to Coronado (which I believe is before the added surcharges).

-Rob

 

[TXDisney]

Buses can be tough late in the night. Uber it.

 

[PrincessNelly_NJ]

We just took a cab... it was $8 each way.