Where does this bus go?

[James Browning]

Dose anyone have a list of the new four letter acronyms being used on the Disney Transport buses? They don't seem to make any since too us.

 

[TB4244]

What are the letters? I'm sure it could be figured out!

 

[MorganKelly]

They used to use "Wild Lodge" for the Wilderness Lodge. Imagine the reaction to that from Disney newbies!

 

[mrerk]

Dose anyone have a list of the new four letter acronyms being used on the Disney Transport buses? They don't seem to make any since too us.

The only four letter acronyms I've seen were like DHMK or DHEC. Those mean the bus is empty ("dead head" in trucker speak) en route to MK or EC.

 

[James Browning]

Thanks Mrerk - That clears it up a bit.

 

[mickyrick]

The only four letter acronyms I've seen were like DHMK or DHEC. Those mean the bus is empty ("dead head" in trucker speak) en route to MK or EC.

I like your post.I must be peripatetic your working.

 

[howrad11]

I'm up to speed with most of the acronyms on the buses, but the last couple of times, I've seen DHHST as the destination signs of a few buses. I suppose it's dead heading somewhere??? any ideas?

 

[lazyboy97o]

I'm up to speed with most of the acronyms on the buses, but the last couple of times, I've seen DHHST as the destination signs of a few buses. I suppose it's dead heading somewhere??? any ideas?

Hollywood Studios

 

[TrainsOfDisney]

While we are at it... anyone know what “Snow White” means?

 

[WDWBusDriver]

"Snow White" (or another Disney character) is simply a placeholder. It's used when a bus is drop-off only, staging, or other tasks.