Driving?

[sbkline]

Let me whip out my log from our 2004 trip. I was so about recording every detail of the road trip that my wife was about ready to hit me with the book. :lol:

When we left our house, there were 58,549 miles on the car.

When we arrived at the Super 8 motel in Kissimmee, there were 59,611 miles on the car. So just a little over 1,000 miles I guess.

 

[wdwforus]

We are looking at about 1448 miles when we go at 4th of July.

 

[palmage]

Exactly 100 miles from my door to DTD.

 

[Disneyfanman]

860 miles from Louisville, KY. We go every year, and make it in about 14 hours. We leave late in the evening and get there around 1:00 PM in the afternoon.

 

[Disnut]

We drive about 1300 miles. And takes us about 22 or 23 hours. Which we break in 2 days.

 

[csaguy]

"Nashville" to WDW

713 miles, 10-1/2 hours to SSR. Normally 11 to 11-1/2 hours depending on wrecks on I75.

 

[pinkrose]

Only 9 hours for us. Hit the road about 8:30pm central time, arrive by 6:30am eastern time. Have some breakfast and hit the parks. :sohappy:

 

[Lightyear]

Another Louisville, Ky checking in. We make it about 13 hours, we leave at 7pm and arrive around 8am. In other words...way too long! But worth the wait!

 

[phichi17]

7 hours for us from Mobile, Al, but that is flying low!

 

[New2WDW]

About 400 miles one way (7 hours or so) depending on the amount of stops! For some reason the kids have to stop for a bathroom break!:shrug:

 

[dsnylvr]

1068 Miles door to door from New Jersey to Fort Wilderness and 20 hours driving while towing a camper (18 hours without)

 

[Craig & Lisa]

Let's see, it takes about 35 minutes to get from the house to the airport. If you think I'm going to be stuck in a car for 18 to 22 hours with my nutty sons, and and my wife who has the patience of............... well lets just say she doesn't, or anywhere from 3 to 7 hours in a plane, well lets see which way the scale tips for that one. Besides, the more time I can spend at WDW the better. :animwink:

 

[mgraef]

For me its 1841 miles. Never done it. I think I would drive to Southern California before trying this. With frequent flier miles we have managed to not buy more than two tickets at a time for our family of four. This limits the days that we can travel, but tacking on those extra travel days it is worth it.

That old saying that time is money rings true on this one.

 

[DWGIRL]

867 miles in 13 hours with minimal stops

 

[wbt06]

it takes about 2 and a half hours from jacksonville florida

 

[Krupknick]

10 Min to HTS airport 1hour 45 min flight to Sanford Airport 1 hour to Polynesian Or................13 1/2 Hour drive from Huntington WV.....:animwink:

 

[hokielutz]

867 miles in 13 hours with minimal stops

Amazing thing is I also have the same distance to travel to WDW.

867 miles from Manassas, VA to the TTC parking lot.

Total travel time between 13-14 hours... depending on speed (above average), fuel-food-potty stops (below average), and chinese fire drills

 

[pinkrose]

Amazing thing is I also have the same distance to travel to WDW.

867 miles from Manassas, VA to the TTC parking lot.

Total travel time between 13-14 hours... depending on speed (above average), fuel-food-potty stops (below average), and chinese fire drills

:lol: We used to do those when I was a teen.

 

[parker kim]

Hi It took us 18 hours we are a hour south of pit. pa. we have done it before in 16. My husband loves to drive I think I would love to try flying but my husband always wants to drive.

 

[raremerebear]

Depending on how bad I4 is, about an hour to 2 hours - so spoiled :ROFLOL: