Guests who grabbed an eatly Tron BG might want to ride then go back to their resort. Join the rest of their family for breakfast.
Karen might be going by herself to retreive sunglasses ponchos etc.
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Magic Kingdom Ferryboat one way only in the mornings
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Karen might be going by herself to retreive sunglasses ponchos etc.
DisneyCane
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Back in the day when Motorola was extremely successful and I worked there it was very similar. We used to call it the warring tribes. It worked great until it didn't.
Disstevefan1
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What I mean is they will again change to use WDW transportation like they did initially. I can guarantee it won’t be $1.50 this time around:
BoardwalkGlenn
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Thank you! That first one is me. First guest on Tron one morning, did a couple other things in MK, and then back to Poly to meet my partner for breakfast and pool time. The Ferryboat is my preferred choice so I was sad that it wasn’t available to use.
castlecake2.0
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Usually 1030ishWhat arbitrary time is deemed acceptable to return to the TTC via express monorail or ferry?
Disone
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Years ago I experienced this.. that time same for the monorail. The only way for me to get back to TTC look at take the resort monorail because the express monorail was also one way.
This was pre-pandemic and I'm not saying it's been that way since then But it's certainly something they have done before.
Whether they have consistently done this all the way back to prepandemic to now, I don't know.
Another great idea is to walk to Contemporary or go to monorail resort and call a Minnie Van/Uber/Lyft.
Works like a charm during fireworks.
Why wouldn't you have MV pick you up at the MK instead of the Contemporary? This thread is talking about transportation back to the TTC on the morning. Demand is so low Disney only uses the resort monorail for those guests. What would walking to the Contemporary accomplish?
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WondersOfLife
Blink, blink. Breathe, breathe. Day in, day out.
If you have to spend even more money on something that is offered for free, you're still doing it wrong.
Personally, I park at Disney springs, catch a bus to a hotel. Then I catch a bus to MK. Free parking if you stay off-site too lol
JoeCamel
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So a couple hours of travel time away from the parks is worth $25 to you?
Disone
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Well to each their own.... me? I got exhausted reading that. That just seems like a lot of work. And forget about it if you want to open a park.
Fido Chuckwagon
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Are you local? Because if you are spending money to get there in the first place (flight, long drive, etc), then your time is worth more than doing all that to avoid a $25 parking fee.
TrainsOfDisney
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Not necessarily- for MK and Epcot it can be pretty convenient and not much more time depending on how you visit l.
WondersOfLife
Blink, blink. Breathe, breathe. Day in, day out.
I'm not local. But I'm in a tax bracket that shouldn't be going to Disney.
But ive also been there probably over 150 trips in my lifetime since I was born. So I don't mind saving 25 bucks. And hanging out in the atmosphere for a bit.
Also, where are you other people getting 2 hours from? It doesn't usually take THAT long. I typically choose a bus that's already just sitting there.
JoeCamel
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Got it you have anexpensive hobby, glad you didn't take up golf or skiingI'm not local. But I'm in a tax bracket that shouldn't be going to Disney.
But ive also been there probably over 150 trips in my lifetime since I was born. So I don't mind saving 25 bucks. And hanging out in the atmosphere for a bit.
Also, where are you other people getting 2 hours from? It doesn't usually take THAT long. I typically choose a bus that's already just sitting there.
TrainsOfDisney
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MK or Epcot world showcase is no worse time wise. And usually a lot less crowded and frustrating!
Disone
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I guess it's not as crazy as it sounds. I do find myself parking at Epcot even when I go to the magic kingdom. While probably not faster I find the Epcot monorail more convenient. It's air conditioned and way more scenic and gets me to the same spot, the ticket and transportation center, as the parking lot trams of the Magic Kingdom.
It would be a fun experiment to do with someone though. One person parks at the orange garage at Disney springs, the other person parks at the Magic kingdom parking lot, and from their parking spots to Magic Kingdom turnstiles, it would be interesting to see what the time difference is.
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Vacationeer
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So can we take resort boat launch back to Poly before 10:30am if needed?