Wow talk about comfort and convenience! Used this service a few times now and love it - always on…read moretime - easy to book, clean, spacious, better than other transportation options around

App said a driver would be assigned in 2-3 minutes, after 20 minutes waiting the ride reset itself,…read more stated a driver would be assigned in 2-3 minutes, another 20 minutes later and it said that a driver would be there in 16 minutes. Cancelled after that. Horrible service. You are better off walking to your resort

Parking operations were smooth and a breeze to navigate. The tram was waiting and ready to go. The…read moreentrance was clean and tidy as were the bathrooms. Monorail is cool and clean.

If you are visiting Magic Kingdom, then this is where you are headed. It is the only option if you…read moredrive, to get to Magic Kingdom. The transportation and ticket center is the main hub, it is attached to the parking lot which is giant. Once you get here, you have 3 options. 1. Take the monorail to Magic Kingdom 2. Take the Ferry Boat to Magic Kingdom 3. Take the monorail to EPCOT And then on really busy days or when there are issues with the Ferry or Monorail, they have buses to take you to Magic Kingdom. This is fine, there is not much to say about it. You have to come through here when you drive to Magic Kingdom. If you plan on ending the day at Magic Kingdom or EPCOT, (park hoping to both), I would suggest parking here. It is easy to hop via the monorail from Magic to EPCOT. You can also purchase tickets here but the lines are long in the morning. I would also recommend getting your tickets before heading to the park. They also have security checkpoint here, so you will go through security, but then when you get to the park you do not have to go through again, you have already done it. The security line can get long, they usually funnel everyone into one line which is slightly annoying. Its so large and so many people, they need to have multiple lines open. My real issue with this place is the parking. The parking lot is so large and the rows are so long. They never have enough trams taking you up to the ticket center. You end up having to wait forever in the morning and then again at night. You can walk but it can potentially be a really long walk depending on where you park. But you will see it if you drive to Magic Kingdom.

Used them twice in the last 24 hours Best company in this…read morefield i have ever dealt with Punctual - Courteous - Professional ZACK the driver was extremely well-mannered - proficient

Elite Transportation runs a very efficient business! From beginning to end our experience was…read moreseamless. I looked for several chauffeured vehicles for this special prom night for my daughter and her friends!! I had 2 hours left to find someone. I'm thankful that Joe had availability....seamlessly took our info, sent an invoice and was there before time....ready to transport our princesses to Swan Reserve . Thank you Joe!

We used various modes of transportation to get to and from Magic Kingdom during our recent trip to…read moreDisney World. One morning, we took the bus from Disney's Riviera Resort to Magic Kingdom. The bus stop at Riviera was a short walk from the hotel entrance. It was covered and had comfortable seating. It didn't take long for a bus to arrive--5 to 10 minutes tops--and both the station and the bus itself were relatively empty. This was on a non-holiday Monday around 10:45 AM, well after the early-morning rush. Side note: The bus is the only direct way to get to Magic Kingdom from Disney's Riviera Resort. Even when the Skyliner is running, it only services EPCOT and Hollywood Studios. The process at the Magic Kingdom Bus Station was smooth and efficient. The station is located right at the park's front gates, meaning you bypass the Transportation and Ticket Center (TTC) entirely. While the station was much more crowded than the hotel stop, the guest flow was well-managed. We never hit a snag and were able to tap into the park quickly using our MagicBands+. If you aren't in a hurry to make it for the park's opening, mid-morning is an ideal time to use the bus system.

My group hustled to the bus station after the fireworks show ended at Magic Kingdom, and only…read morewaited a few minutes for the next bus to Beach/Yacht Club Resorts. Like every shuttle bus, I feel they are fast and efficient. Not to mention clean and air conditioned. They dim the lights while in drive making for a pleasant atmosphere with views. I've noticed how accommodating the drivers are when assisting wheelchair guests.

It's the best (and only) complimentary transportation option when going to Animal Kingdom. It was…read moretotally reliable on the day that we were there. We didn't have to wait long at the resort to be picked up. The return ride back to the resort was just as efficient. It's also great that you can use this service to park hop quite easily. Again, never had a problem. Now, I can see that some people do wait at peak times of the day due to traffic. We usually leave the park before or after rush hour. We never leave at closing time when the lines are long. The driver does take a route onto Osceola Parkway, so the traffic may be crawling. If all of that is a concern, then maybe you should leave earlier. All the gates are clearly marked. There's no way you can get on the wrong bus. It's a good system with friendly professional service. It saves you time. You're not having to look for a parking space, or wait for a parking lot tram. It's that simple.

Transportation here lacks a bit on busses as the waiting times are longer than expected. Had to…read moretake another bus for a resort near by to get dropped off at our resort.

I came across Cortran's on the internet while researching…read moretransportation to and from Port Carnaveral cruise port and the Orlando airport. It was easy to use. There was a mix-up that resulted in my being picked up from the airport 20 minutes late but they really made up for it. I actually wonder if my reserving the night before had something to do with it so I won't fault them. When I called, I was told that they would be right over to get me. My driver, Eric, was very friendly and I felt at ease with him driving. I'm so glad that I chose this company. The booking process was easy and I like the feeling of a smaller company taking care of me. I would certainly go with them again when I'm in Orlando.

We used Cortrans to shuttle our family of 8 from Orlando airport to Port Canaveral. They were…read moreon-time, welcoming and friendly. Cost is fair and my family was satisfied with the service. We will definitely use this company again in the future.

Heard about Orlando Shuttle from Professor, Melissa, and I'm so glad we went with them! We had 6…read morepeople (and 6 big suitcases) heading to our cruise, so we booked a Suburban, it was super roomy and comfortable for everyone. The driver was right on time, very friendly, and kept great communication before pickup. They even included a quick grocery stop on the way, which was such a nice bonus before heading to the port. Everything felt smooth, easy, and trustworthy from start to finish. We chose them for the return and walked off our bags, one of the first off the ship. Finding our driver was easy and smooth. Would definitely use Orlando Shuttle again

They bill you immediately and take a percentage up front and claim you can not get refund. I lost…read more71 bux to them and we are in the process of challenging the fee from VISA. Buyer Beware.

Super fantastic service. I booked Bobby a couple days prior to my trip to WDW. My daughter was…read moreflying in to Sanford Orlando while I was arriving at MCO. The plan was for Bobby to pick up my daughter and then me, then bring both of us to our resort in WDW. Our flights ended up getting extremely delayed, and Bobby was great with the changes. Stayed in communication the whole time and really put my mind at ease, as this was my daughter's first time flying by herself. We decided it was better for him to bring my daughter to the hotel first (at 11:30pm), then go back and get me at MCO (at 1:30am). His instructions on where to meet him were clear and the drive to the resort went smoothly. We used Bobby again for the drives back to the airport (my daughter and I on different days). He's friendly, was always on time, and such a pleasant person to talk to. I will use Chek-a-cab again the next time I'm in Orlando. I highly recommend!!!

As a patron, of business, I never expect to be disrespected by people who depend on customers to…read moremake a living. The driver of the unit that's in the posted photo was unprofessional by parking directly in front of a ramp, blocking access. When spoken to, he was disrespectful, rude and obnoxious. He obviously doesn't understand customer service. When working in a public-facing position, everybody is a potential client/customer. Based on my interaction with him, I would NEVER use or recommend this company. He is the face of the company. If he's the owner, that makes the problem bigger. At some point... either he or the company will need a lawyer... or maybe both will. He's a poor representation of what should create a positive experience...

After parking our car, we took the Magic Kingdom Monorail to reach Magic Kingdom Park. The monorail…read moreis air-conditioned and has limited seating. The monorail ride to the park provides excellent views of various Disney resorts. It's a smooth ride and a great way to arrive at the park, especially in the morning. During the evening or when exiting, wait times increase due to the large number of people leaving the park.

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.