Sucks. If your rich this is the one to take. I live 15 minutes from the airport, all highway. They…read morewanted $105.00. Only me, no suitcase.

Stayed in Florida for 4 days and out of those four days my only regret is not finding this guy…read moresooner. I used other cab companies and all of them always tried to take the longest route to get the most cash out of me. I know this because I Would GPS the routes. The driver was 10 mins early. Helped us with our luggage. And took the shortest route possible to get us to our destination on time. And the fare was 10 dollars cheaper from the other cab company I used when I arrived. Very professional and happy overall with the service. Also his car was really clean and didn't stink.

We've used the Magical Express at least 7 times now, and never had any issues. I recommend it, and…read moreit's very easy to use. If you have your Magic Band ready when you get off the plane, it's incredibly easy, and you just walk up and scan your Magic Band and they tell you what line to stand in. Line 10 is AKL for both villages and Coronado. A personal gripe of mine; I don't think Deluxe resorts should have to share busses. Before this trip, we'd always stayed at Polynesian and Grand Floridian. They are both Deluxe resorts, and they share with Contemporary, and all of those resorts are right next to each other, so it didn't really bother me. But this time we were at Animal Kingdom Lodge, and we stopped at Art of Animation and Pop Century before getting to AKL. I just think the Deluxe resorts are so much more expensive that they could get their own busses. In any case, I landed at the airport at 3:45, was on a bus by 4:15, and on resort at 5:07. I don't think it's worth the cost of an Uber to get there like a half hour faster, but that's up to you. One thing that's great about Disney is that you don't need to worry about transportation at all once you get there, and I really appreciate that. And if you check bags, you don't even need to get those, and they'll deliver them right to your room. I had a very early flight home though, and they picked me up excessively early. I got picked up at 5:30am for an 8:30am flight. I didn't have luggage, but if I did I could have checked it at the resort, so no one needs to be at the airport that early. I sat around for a good 2 hours before my flight. That might have been worth taking an Uber just so I could sleep another hour. It's still a great service though, and I plan to use it again next time. There's really no reason to spend extra on transportation when this is included with your stay.

During our Disney vacations and staying at one of their properties we always use the Magical…read moreExpress. It's great if you don't need to rent a car as you can use this bus service from and back to the airport. I highly recommend it. Then just use the free Disney transportation to get to parks and shopping. Never had a bad experience! Clean and comfortable buses, with professional courteous drivers. Charging ports on the bus along with TV's showcasing Disney info and trivia. They have this down to a science. Be sure to tag your bags correctly, and they will get them for you, and they magically show up at your hotel. The buses run on specific schedules and based on the time of your flight be prepared to leave a bit earlier to the airport. I read this service will end in 2022. Sad, as it's a terrific perk.

Avoid unless you like hidden landing fees. As of February 1 2025 KISM will implement landing fees…read moremis-using ADS-B data (intended for safety) to bill transient aircraft of all weights and sizes. They wave the first landing of the day for aircraft under 5000 lbs, but otherwise will bill you $3/1000 lbs per landing, They are also charging $20 if you want to land a helicopter. The vendor they are using (Vector) does not immediately bill you and it may be several weeks later that you receive the bill. Vector also refuses to publish a list of airports where they charge for landing. It is not well know and is in so way transparent. AVOID flying here.

First time at this airport. I came here for an open house in which we were provided with…read moreinformation on upcoming high school classes. They also had food for the guests and we were able to go inside the planes to take pictures. I had a nice experience and everyone was friendly.

Apparently Orlando is much like Scottsdale where there are not cabs, but Town Cars & Escalades that…read moretake you everywhere. I did get a cab from the airport to the hotel, but I get the feeling that is all they do. They do that trip back & forth. So I needed to attend meetings all week at the Rosen Shingle Creek & the Convention Center and my hotel recommended this service. This is really one guy, Ahmed, that has a Town Car and is doing this business on the side. I think. Well, that was the impression I got. He also had some accounting books in his car so I am thinking he is going to school too. Who knows. But he was on time all week, and charged me a very reasonable rate ($120 w/ tip) for car service all week as well as taking me to the airport tomorrow. Yippie. I am no prima donna, but if I don't have to get into a stinky cab where they do not turn on any a/c vs. a Town Car with all the a/c I can handle as well as decent convo with my dude, Ahmed..... you know what wins out. Give him a ring if you need to while you are in the city of Orlando.

Great service. I've now used them twice -- once for a large van for 10 passengers and again as a…read moreprivate car service from the airport. Both cars were solid black with no advertisements or phone numbers. The owner, Ahmed, is very nice and a pleasure to work with. Both drivers were punctual, polite and very professional. I would recommend this company and plan to use it in the future.

Willy has a clean vehicle, is patient, smells great and is personable. I am glad I happened upon…read morehis number doing a Google search.

Yeah. No. Told my daughter "we'll see if we can get someone out there." And....never showed up…read more My daughter and her friend waited two hours and finally called another service. Do not recommend.

We had a good experience with the Monorail System during our recent trip to Disney World. We took…read morethe monorail from Magic Kingdom to the Transportation and Ticket Center (TTC) and then transferred to the EPCOT line to get to EPCOT. We had no issues. The Magic Kingdom Monorail Station is located just outside the entrance to Magic Kingdom. You can't miss it. I think the 12 Mark VI (Mk6) monorail trains look cool. They're sort of retro-futuristic, at least for the time they were rolled out (1989-1991). Interesting Fact: While they look identical, Monorail Peach (which joined the fleet in 2011) has a unique history. It was constructed using the undamaged center cars from the retired Pink and Purple trains following an accident in 2009, with two brand-new cabs built to finish it off. Because it was "reborn" from the parts of two other trains, many Disney fans have nicknamed it the "Phoenix" train. If you want to see if you're on the "Phoenix," look for the peach-colored stripe. As of April 2024, it also features new black deltas (the small triangular accents on the stripe) and a completely refurbished interior with updated black flooring and fresh seat padding. It's one of the sharpest-looking trains in the 2026 fleet. In general, I found the trains to be on time, clean, quiet, and comfortable. The stations were well-marked, and the guest flow was handled efficiently by staff. Finally, the Cast Members who operated the trains and manned the stations were polite and courteous. The Pilots even wave at you as the trains enter the stations. All of this is what you expect from Disney (high standards). Tip: If you're heading to EPCOT, try to get a window seat. The EPCOT line does a full loop around Spaceship Earth and the World Celebration area before pulling into the station. It's a nice elevated view of the park's new gardens and architecture that were completed in 2024.

I had a marvelous time taking my family to Disney. Parking was easy and simple. Tram picked us up…read moreimmediately after parking in the hooks designated area. They allowed us to park in the first row since my mom left her placard for handicap. Afterwards the tram took us to the monorail drop off. Then we walked hand and hand until we got up top. They provided us with a wheelchair to assist with my mom. I definitely got a workout in. We enjoyed our entire time. They were out of ecv and we join the waitlist. It was one available within 4 hours eventhough we were 24th in line. The chicken sandwich at the launching pad was fresh and delicious. Dinner we ate at the crystal palace with pooh and his friendly characters. The food was really good. I recommend for sure. See you soon disney. Perks of being a AP holder you get discounts at the crystal palace currently.

Rent a car. This train has been delayed twice, and we were notified of only the 1st delay, and they…read moretook forever to announce that as well. The information was on the website, so they can't say they did not know. This is the worst kind of service. They have ppl sitting in this heat they should at least provide you water while you wait since it is their fault they are late. At the very least notify us of these delays as you know about them. Mel Bs hot dogs and sausage stand is really good though. She also takes cards

This station is a short distance from the Orlando Health campus. I don't know why I haven't…read moretravelled much via train before but I decided to forego having to drive from Tampa to Orlando and just relax and let someone else do the work. This station was revived by a community effort to preserve some of the history of Orlando and when you enter the doors of the station it's almost like turning back a page in time. There is plenty of wooden seating for everyone to spread out and socially distance. There are clean restrooms and staff on site to help with checking baggage and providing information about the trains and schedules. I believe that you get 2 checked bags and two carryons with your ticket which is much more than what you can bring on an airplane for the price you pay. If you get tired of sitting inside you can walk around outside around the historic building or watch the trains go by. It's easy to get a taxi or rideshare from here as well. As I walked around the building, I did like that the sign outside recognizes the history of segregation and how the station used to have separate segregated restrooms and waiting rooms. So yikes have changed but there still is a long way to go. I just like that it is publicly recognized on a sign near the entrance. This is a great train station. I felt safe and the waiting area was reasonably clean and cool while I waited for my silver bullet train. I believe the Hertz location that used to be onsite is permanently closed.

Skips was referred to me by the hotel I was staying at. From the moment I called Skips they were…read moreamazing...NO hassels, NO worries. They were very laid back (this made me a little nervous) but everything was great! BEST PRICES around. I was looking for transportation for 25 people from Davenport, FL to Epcot (about 25 minutes away). They were on time and reliable...NO WORRIES HERE! The bus happened to be an old prison bus which just made for even better conversation and funnier stories. WILL DEFINITELY USE THEM AGAIN!

Terrible service. The guy hung up on me when I called to schedule a taxi and then texted that he…read morewasn't available, even though when on the phone he said he was.