lazyboy97o
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Do you mean Terminal A? Terminals A and B are just the north and south sides of the same building. You can just walk between them. There is also a people mover connection between Terminal B and the new Terminal C.
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News Lynx Bus Line - Link 311 - MCO to Disney
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nickys
Premium Member
Oops! I thought the article said it leaves from Terminal 4.
TrainsOfDisney
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I’ve done it…. Not sure if I was breaking a rule or not but nobody told me I couldn’t.If you can’t take luggage on Disney buses then surely boats will be the same? It’s all Disney Transport
nickys
Premium Member
I guess it depends how much luggage you have. But the “know before you go” section on the website says
“Hours of operation vary subject to water and weather conditions. Please note that no luggage or alcohol of any type is permitted on Disney watercraft. ”
The same wording is shown for buses and monorail.
TrainsOfDisney
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Just a carryon rollerboard - maybe if it’s busy they would enforce it - I’ve done it a few times over the years.
Tuvalu
Premium Member
Two weeks ago in a bus from AK to POFQ. Not sure where these gentlemen came from to board a Disney bus at AK with vacation luggage, but when they got off at POFQ they were headed to one of the room buildings as if their room was ready.
Bus driver said nothing - but it was just my party and them, so perhaps the driver didn’t care.
I had sooo many questions I wanted to ask….
Tuvalu
Premium Member
I would have except my daughter would have killed me….I guess they could have been switching resorts from AKL.
Or gone straight to AK. Are there large lockers there?
Or they really like the Rainforest Cafe and went there when they arrived!
You should have asked.
Fair. But a weekend trip with just a backpack is realistic for the a lot of people.But if your journey ends at Disney springs you will then need an Uber/Lyft as no luggage allowed on Disney transport
TrainsOfDisney
Well-Known Member
I think I’d just pay the $14 difference and use mears.
Eh, we'd do weekend trips up from South Florida with backpacks and small hand luggage which should have no issue with a bus ride.
Brian
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New LYNX service connecting MCO to Disney fast, efficient, but not for everyone
On Sunday, Lynx launched its newest express bus route from the Orlando International Airport to Disney Springs and back via the tourist district for just $2.
www.clickorlando.com
Chef idea Mickey`=
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It will be close to Epic Universe in a way..
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