Originally Posted by 007 (Post 13369598)

parking-$140 Car rental-$194

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 13373061)

Why do you need a car? Why not use Uber or Lyft? It would be considerably less expensive.

Originally Posted by 007 (Post 13373067)

I honestly have not been impressed with Uber pricing. Based on my experience in Vegas I'm not convinced it would save much money. I like the Disney bus system even when it's crowded. It had its issues but always gets the job done.

Originally Posted by 007 (Post 13373067)

I honestly have not been impressed with Uber pricing. Based on my experience in Vegas I'm not convinced it would save much money. I like the Disney bus system even when it's crowded. It had its issues but always gets the job done.

Originally Posted by 007 (Post 13373067)

I like the Disney bus system even when it's crowded. It had its issues but always gets the job done.

Originally Posted by 007 (Post 13369598)

I don't want to deal with having to rent a car and having to stop and pay for parking every day. Especially at their rates. When you add those two things into it its pretty much half a dozen of one or six of the other.

EDIT

Just doing a quick search I came up with this for two people age 10 and up.

7 day ticket parks only - $820
Condo on vrbo - $816
parking - $140
Car rental - $194

Total $1970 not including food and flight


booking through disney

$2070 and that includes one quick service meal per day, never having to drive, and not dealing with parking. Plus having access to Extra Magic Hours if we choose. Also not including extra food and flight.

Disney really does go out of their way to make sure staying on property is a viable option. The primary thing the condo gets me is a kitchen. But thats really only going to be for breakfast and we don't eat a big breakfast anyway.

Originally Posted by 007 (Post 13373067)

I honestly have not been impressed with Uber pricing. Based on my experience in Vegas I'm not convinced it would save much money. I like the Disney bus system even when it's crowded. It had its issues but always gets the job done.

Originally Posted by Deberg_1990 (Post 13373102)

Its decent. considering the amount of people they have to move in a daily basis, they do a good job. They also provide free transportation from the Orlando airport.

The Universal bus system is pretty good too. They are becoming a mini Disney with all the hotels they keep adding.

Originally Posted by Silock (Post 13373158)

Disney buses are fine but I hate waiting on them. It’s easier to just grab a car. Faster. Less stinky.

Originally Posted by TinyEvel (Post 13373371)

We went to Disneyland last week. A one day ticket to get into Disneyland and California Adventure was $159.00. :eek:

Originally Posted by Deberg_1990 (Post 13373172)

They are building some sort of Gondola system around Epcot, Hollywood Studios and the hotels near there. I think that will be a great addition

Originally Posted by TinyEvel (Post 13373371)

We went to Disneyland last week. A one day ticket to get into Disneyland and California Adventure was $159.00. :eek:

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 13373638)

That’s why I bought the Deluxe Passes for the girls. $1,800 for 12 months, minimal blackout dates.

They go at least once a month, so it’s totally worth it.