International Drive

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scritchell

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Original Poster
Hello All,

Forgive me if i sound stupid, but I am not very knowledgeable on 'i-drive'
What is there, and how would i get there from WDW?
I am a non-driver
TYIA
 
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Driver

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scritchell said:
Hello All,

Forgive me if i sound stupid, but I am not very knowledgeable on 'i-drive'
What is there, and how would i get there from WDW?
I am a non-driver
TYIA
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I drive has many restaurants and hotels. There are also many forms of entertainment such as the Titanic experience, an amusement park, tons of shops, and other oddities like Ripleys believe it or not. You can get there from WDW by going to TTC and getting a Lynx bus. If you go to the bus information booth right next the the bus lot at TTC they can direct you to which stop you need to go to. It's only a few dollars for the Lynx bus.
 
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Driver

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scritchell said:
What’s TTC?
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Transportation &Ticket Center it's where the parking lot tram drops you off. You go through a security check, you can buy tickets and then proceed to the ferries and/or monorail to the Magic Kingdom. So using the tram p/u drop/off as a reference point the bus lot is to the right. Another land mark to look for is the lost &found building the bus lot is behind that.
 
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scritchell

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Ok this has confused me, if i was staying the the All Star resort, what exactly would i need to do to get to places....
I am a non driver so wouldn't be using a car
 
lazyboy97o

lazyboy97o

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Getting to the Transportation and Ticket Center would require taking a bus to the Magic Kingdom or Epcot and then a monorail or ferry (from Magic Kingdom) over to the Transportation and Ticket Center. That's a lot of time to then take a slow bus. You'd spend a lot less time taking a taxi or ride hail (Lyft/Uber).

There are sidewalks along the main attraction corridor (about 4 miles from the outlet mall down to the convention center) but it is not really what is described as a walkable environment. The I-Ride trolley would help you get around the area if you want to see multiple places.
 
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scritchell

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Original Poster
lazyboy97o said:
Getting to the Transportation and Ticket Center would require taking a bus to the Magic Kingdom or Epcot and then a monorail or ferry (from Magic Kingdom) over to the Transportation and Ticket Center. That's a lot of time to then take a slow bus. You'd spend a lot less time taking a taxi or ride hail (Lyft/Uber).

There are sidewalks along the main attraction corridor (about 4 miles from the outlet mall down to the convention center) but it is not really what is described as a walkable environment. The I-Ride trolley would help you get around the area if you want to see multiple places.
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Is lyft similar to Uber?
Also how much does the i-ride cost
 
lazyboy97o

lazyboy97o

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scritchell said:
Is lyft similar to Uber?
Also how much does the i-ride cost
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Yes, Lyft is similar to Uber (just without a new scandal each week) and is Disney's partner for the Minnie Vans. The I Ride Trolley has single trip and a variety of pass prices on their website, posted earlier.
 
yensid67

yensid67

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Something that you and your son could do on I-Drive is take a HELICOPTER RIDE over the Disney Parks! They are different looking from the air and you get to see backstage of the parks as you fly over them. The cheapest ride is (was) $20 with Disney Parks Ride around $85 We did this our last vacation in 2013 and enjoyed it. AIR FLORIDA Helicopter ides on I drive...

Air Florida Helicopter Charters
8990 International Drive
Orlando, FL 32819
407-354-1400
Trolley Stops 18 South
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Air Florida Helicopter Charters, Inc. has been operating a helicopter tour and charter company since 1995. Air Florida Helicopters operates a fleet of Robinson R44 Helicopters. These state of the art helicopters ensure exceptional visibility and panoramic views for all passengers.

Hours of Operation Daily 9:30am - 6:30pm Admission Adult$20.00 and up

http://www.airfloridahelicopter.com/Tours
 
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scritchell

Active Member
Original Poster
yensid67 said:
Something that you and your son could do on I-Drive is take a HELICOPTER RIDE over the Disney Parks! They are different looking from the air and you get to see backstage of the parks as you fly over them. The cheapest ride is (was) $20 with Disney Parks Ride around $85 We did this our last vacation in 2013 and enjoyed it. AIR FLORIDA Helicopter ides on I drive...

Air Florida Helicopter Charters
8990 International Drive
Orlando, FL 32819
407-354-1400
Trolley Stops 18 South
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Air Florida Helicopter Charters, Inc. has been operating a helicopter tour and charter company since 1995. Air Florida Helicopters operates a fleet of Robinson R44 Helicopters. These state of the art helicopters ensure exceptional visibility and panoramic views for all passengers.

Hours of Operation Daily 9:30am - 6:30pm Admission Adult$20.00 and up

http://www.airfloridahelicopter.com/Tours
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Oh wow - this sounds like a magical thing to do - thank you so much
I am slightly worried my 7yo would be too scared lol
 

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