And you have to take a bus to get to the other end.taking cab from Hoop Dee Doo is not a good idea either because you have to get to other end of the campground. no cabs at that end because no car parking
I understand you need a ride too but from a pure logistics point of view it would have made more sense to do something like: Disney Port Orleans (maybe), Caribbean Beach, Beach & Yacht and then Boardwalk and then Animal Kingdom. It makes more sense traffic and routing wise. To have Beach & Yacht not on the same route as Boardwalk makes zero sense. It would be better off to lump the value resorts together Art, Pop,Century, All-Star.
Something for everyone I guess. I for one do not enjoy riding in a tin-box on wheels for several hours sitting next to random strangers that bathe in axe body spray if they even know what bathing is at all. Meanwhile some man a few stone over is gnoshing down on all the combos and dorritos they brought for the flight (smacking their lips and fingers the whole time) in addition to being across the aisle from the screaming baby that doesn't understand changes in air pressure while my knees are touching the seat in front of me even.
I'd rather have the civility and comfort in the front where people still know what deodorant is and I've yet to near or see a screaming child. Sorry folks but wearing sweatpants to the airport may be legal but it sure isn't proper.
I'm glad that you have the money to stay at the Beach Club, but I detect a bit of disdain for those not as fortunate as you are. I hope you wouldn't look down on me for staying at Port Orleans
I'm going to guess you don't live in a big city. If you want to complain about transit, hit the T (our subway/streetcar system) or the Metro in NYC. I've almost always found the Disney bus system relaxing. There are times that they are jammed packed, but you can pretty much figure out ahead of time what those times are.
Rent a car for the week next time and you'll feel better.
Not sure what that has to do with your complaints about the WDW transportation, but bully for your using mass transit.Actually, I live in DC so I have the "pleasure" of traveling on METRO more often than I'd like to. However, you'll find in the mornings it's full of people just trying to get to work. The weekends however are another story. The subway in NYC has it's charm - although a taxi is more enjoyable. I spent some time in NorCal and BART wasn't horrible. Chicago was the worst though - it smelled of urine. SEPTA is a mess too
So you like mass transit and think it's a charming thing, but you hate WDW's buses? Bizarre...Actually, I live in DC so I have the "pleasure" of traveling on METRO more often than I'd like to. However, you'll find in the mornings it's full of people just trying to get to work. The weekends however are another story. The subway in NYC has it's charm - although a taxi is more enjoyable. I spent some time in NorCal and BART wasn't horrible. Chicago was the worst though - it smelled of urine. SEPTA is a mess too
This goes against what was told to me by the CM when I asked about what bus to take. Had there been signage that said bus # stops at A,B,C,D,E it would have been a lot easier to make an informed decision. And the buses are far from a good deal or pleasant. It's like flying coach. Something that should only be done under the most dire of circumstances
Never underestimate....You are hilarious. I can just picture you sitting at your computer checking the responses to your moronic posts every few minutes to see how riled up people are getting.....You can't possibly be for real
Actually, I live in DC so I have the "pleasure" of traveling on METRO more often than I'd like to. However, you'll find in the mornings it's full of people just trying to get to work. The weekends however are another story. The subway in NYC has it's charm - although a taxi is more enjoyable. I spent some time in NorCal and BART wasn't horrible. Chicago was the worst though - it smelled of urine. SEPTA is a mess too
So you like mass transit and think it's a charming thing, but you hate WDW's buses? Bizarre...
I have lived in SF, NYC, Chicago and have used public transportation my entire life. You paint a horrific picture that is just not true. I hope for your sake that you do not journey to any area in the country outside of high/expensive class boarders of a urban city. And to support what others have said - I have wined and dined with millionaires during my time in NYC and to be honest - their personal cars, BO, breathe was so bad that I prefered to be on public transportation. So the arrogant imagery you demonstrate here is cut across all just a left segment of the population.
You were well aware of the transit system utilized by Disney. And since from now on you don't like the routes they take, and you've made it painfully clear you have the financial wherewithal to avoid the lower classes, using a car service or (should you truly feel the need to be one with the people) driving yourself around must be the only options....No, I tolerate it because there is no other option. I'm not going to leave the house at the crack of dawn to avoid the HOV restrictions on I66. And mass transit in some cities can be kind of charming, it's interesting to see the culture and how some cities are. The feel to each city is different....I can't explain it. A bus however, is a bus no matter how you slice it.
Chicago does smell horrible. Go take the train from the Airport and go towards Wriggleyville. You'll see at least 2 or 3 homeless people drinking from paper bags.
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