I can't believe I waited this long to finally ride the Sunrail. Today was my first experience as…read moresuggested by my manager. It was beyond my expectations. You can park your car for free. Then you buy your pass and navigate to your sunrail stop. Make sure your on the correct side!!! Haha I ran across last minute. I suggest giving yourself 15 mins extra if it's your first time. I traveled from the Tupperware station in Kissimmee to DeBary for my work meeting. The Sunrail has two levels. I sat at the top at a four person table equipped with a charger port. It was such a smooth ride. I was able to get work done on my computer using their complimentary wifi. The stops don't take very long. You barely notice they stop. The views are lovely and each stop seems to be located in a nice location. It's very inexpensive to buy a ticket and you can relax and avoid Florida traffic. I can't wait for them to open on weekends one day so I can go with my family to downtown Orlando events, the Zoo in Sanford or a nice day in downtown Winterpark. Highly suggest!!

train was delayed for over an hour, and it was not shown on the arrival and departure board. She…read moresaid she would stay there and let us be safe and cool until the train arrived. But close a half hour early anyway leaving us without a restroom.. They're doing some kind of construction, so it's not easy to get to the gazebo. If you're waiting to be picked up, no Ramps for the luggage or handicap access. No sidewalk access to the gazebo. This is a dangerous joke.

The Deland Amtrak station is the perfect place to hop on the local sunrail or of course, the…read moreAmtrak! The station is small but clean and a good place to wait if needed.

Monorail is located on the fourth floor. You do have to go through security to get on the monorail…read more I have had a great love of the monorail since I was a very young child. I can still remember in great detail the first time I saw the monorail going through the Contemporary Resort. I'm giving my age away here, but this was before Epcot. Yes, Magic Kingdom was the only Park at the time. I've been in awe since, and seeing that is what actually began my obsession with Disney. Not the Castle or the Mouse. Nope, it was the monorail making its way through this resort. So now, over 40 years later, this is my special place. I come and sit here quite often (usually at night) to watch the monorail, people watch, and enjoy the views. The views are breathtaking, especially at night as you'll be able to see all the lights - Space Mountain, Eiffel Tower at Epcot, the buildings at the Boardwalk - just to name a few. I can and have literally sat here for hours with my hubby just relaxing and taking it all in. This monorail is like the other monorails on the "resort loop". It's generally not that busy unless it's end of night at Park close. Everyone is trying to leave MK at that time and get back to their resorts or TTC and this thing becomes equivalent to being packed into a sardine can. Just as smelly too because at this time of night, everyone has been in the 100 degree heat of central Florida with no shade all day. Doesn't that sound inviting? LOL With all that being said, my absolute favorite place the monorail stops!

Orlando international needs a serious update in terminal A and B, the iconic late 70's carpet and…read moreold furniture are seriously in need of a renovation. To be such a large travelers airport. It's mind blowing that they haven't made this a more streamline and modern airport with the amount of money made daily. Terminal C is brand new and of course amazing and modern. So traveling on bright line or international is perfection.

I'm very familiar with the international terminal at MCO haha!…read more Bring my home airport, it's where I spend most of my time before a flight overseas. MCO honestly has a pretty good variety of dining options and a good amount of spacing for seating while waiting for a flight. I'm very familiar with *Iconic* the flower pattern carpet!

I hate to say this but I have to give this a two star rating. The train ride was a different…read moreexperience it accommodated several different themes however on our day they had the dinner train ride and another part of the train was the murder mystery. The actors tried their best however the dialogue was very bad and hard to follow. The $35 per ticket experience included one alcoholic beverage, and a hors d'oeuvre plate which consisted of sliced pepperoni, cubed cheese, salami, and a couple of crackers. During the murder mystery the generator on the train lost power and we were in the dark without air conditioning for 20 minutes. The experience was a very very long 90 minutes. I have to give the actors a thumbs up for trying however I would not recommend this to anyone unless you're a train enthusiast

Do not book on this train. They cancelled our reservation for 2/15/2020 and over two weeks later…read morewe still don't have a refund.

Updating my review to a 3 because at least today the building is open and has bathrooms…read more I come here once a year though so take this advice with caution

I am embarrassed of our local station. It is locked to passengers and guests. It looks…read moreimpoverished. The Chamber needs to take over and renovate. ​

Riding the train through the park is always fun! There is usually no long lines or long waits and…read moreplenty of seats on the train. I enjoy seeing the animals along the ride. We saw giraffes, rhinos, just to name a few. It's fun to wave at all the people you pass especially the kids. It's also interesting to listen to the details given about the park while riding.

This is a destination we seek out every time we visit Busch Gardens. It gives us an opportunity to…read moresit, relax, and maybe catch a breeze on a hot day. We always catch glimpses of the animals that are on either side of the train's route. You never know what you'll see, but you will see something. We saw zebras, black rhinos, giraffes, ostriches, and more. Sometimes they are close. Most of the time they are far away. The young man or woman narrating the train ride is usually pleasant, with a good sense of humor. This is a fun ride while educating riders about animals! There are a lot of places to sit on the train, but on busy days, it can get full quickly. Times are posted for the next train, so wander around the area or if you're tired, stay here find a fan to stand near - especially when it's hot.

TPA made it very simple. Return the car come up the escalators or elevator get in line go to the…read morekiosk scan your boarding pass fill out your prompts and then you can check your bag after which you get on the train to your terminal. Tampa made this very easy. This is my first time here I was a bit concerned getting out of the airport's always easy for returning not so sure they made it very easy thank you, Tampa.

we arrived at SkyConnect about 11:15pm August 20, 2025 after our flight to have it take us to the…read morerental car area. Well after the minutes passed by and the crowds begin to back up in front of the skyconnect doors. People became irate, impatien, I was scared for our safety. after about 1 hour someone came and just waved their arm and the masses of passengers followed. there was no real instruction as to who we were all following and people fought over elevators & escalators. when we all finally arrive on the ground floor lined up we were told 1 bus we take us to the rental car area. 1 bus!!! So I don't know how many trips it made back & forth. After over 2 hours of waiting in uncertainty in an aggressive scary crowd and climbing stairs, escalator, elevators, being shoved and tripped and scared I arrived at Hertz Car rental with no apology from anyone from the airport or Hertz they swiped my card & Id and charged full price. my phone battery had almost died and I asked if they had the usb adapter I could borrow bc the car didn't use usb and I didn't think to bring one. They didn't have any apparently so I went on my way but I'm very disappointed in the airport and the car rental company for their lack of a plan as to how best to treat their passengers if this should happen and their lack of apologies. We started our vacation tired, hungry, scared, and frustrated due to no fault of our own. the wait took almost as long as our flight. Shame on you Tampa International Airport and Hertz Car rental. Compassion goes so far but lack of it hurts. Belinda

Personally, I'm just a massive fan of Disney world, so there's just going to be bias and really no…read moreevidence to why it's a five star place except that it's AMAZING. Okay let's start with the Pros! First off, the atmosphere and designing of the whole park is so unique and pretty that you actually feel like you are in the specific land that you are in. (Like a fairy tale or the old west lol). The most obvious part, the rides!! My favorite rides here are TRON, Big Thunder Mountain, Space Mountain, Peoplemover, and lots more that I can't pull out of my brain right now. The rides are perfectly accessible for most people. If you're handicapped you can go through a ride instead of waiting in line you can go through the back and basically skip line lol. Of course, with every pro there is a con. (Usually.) The floors tend to be a little cluttered with litter and stuff, but you always see janitors around cleaning so it's not bad at all. It could be a lot worse. The rides also tend to have extremely long wait lines. I would totally recommend getting the MyDisney app and track the wait times for all of the rides as you go. If you got a genie pass or fast pass or whatever then you schedule ride times instead of just popping up there whenever. Always rush there when the line time is even a little bit lower than usual.

Mixed experience: Great for the kids, but tough on the waiting parents…read more We decided to give Disney a shot now that our kids are old enough to enjoy the experience, but it was overall a bit of a letdown compared to the time we had at Universal Studios. On the positive side, the rides are great, and our children truly had a blast. As expected, wait times are long, but the real downside kicks in if you are a non-rider waiting for your family. Unlike Universal, which features plenty of air-conditioned stores and amenities near every ride exit, Disney offers very little relief from the blazing heat for waiting parents. Kind of a bummer for non-riders. A word of warning for future travelers: over-plan your budget. A few days here will heavily hit your wallet. While it is ultimately a great milestone experience for families, the high costs and lack of comfort likely makes this a one-and-done trip for us. I'll never say never; however, this is where we are currently leaning. Have fun, wear your sunscreen, and bring a mini fan if you are going during the spring or summer. Enjoy!