Buses are the main source of transportation at Walt Disney World. They connect most resorts to the theme parks, water parks and Downtown Disney. You can also use buses for resort-to-resort transportation, since they run in a hub-and-spoke system. Basically, you take a bus to any of the five hubs (Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney-MGM Studios, Animal Kingdom or Downtown Disney) open at the time you are traveling, then transfer to a bus headed to your destination resort.

Strollers must be folded up for boarding. Buses can accommodate a wheelchair/ECV that fits on standard bus lifts (32"x48"). A maximum of two unfolded wheelchairs/ECVs are permitted on each bus (folded wheelchairs are only limited by crowding/space). Bus drivers will assist those in wheelchairs/ECVs to board near the rear of the bus.

Pictured above is one of the older RTS buses frequently seen at Walt Disney World.

Disney's Magical Express is a new bus service that takes you and your luggage from Orlando International Airport to your Disney resort. It can be used either one way or round-trip.

There are three monorail tracks at WDW. They all intersect at the Transportation and Ticket Center, which means you can connect to any one of them from there.

1. The Express Monorail runs between the TTC and the Magic Kingdom ONLY, without making any stops.

2. The Resort Monorail stops at all stations on the loop, including the Polynesian, the Grand Floridian, Magic Kingdom, the Contemporary and the TTC.

3.The Epcot Monorail runs between the TTC and Epcot ONLY.

Monorails are both wheelchair and stroller acccessible. Look for wheelchair signs for ramped areas. Cast Member will need to set up temporary ramp.

There are two trains operating at Walt Disney World. The Walt Disney World Railroad circles the perimeter of the Magic Kingdom and makes three stops: Main Street at the entrance of the park, Frontierland next to Splash Mountain, and at Mickey's Toontown Fair.

Personal strollers must be folded prior to passing through the station's turnstiles. No rental strollers allowed. If you leave your rental stroller behind at the station, keep your stroller nametag -- a replacement stroller may be available at the other stops.

Wheelchairs/ECV users will need to see Cast Member for loading.

All four theme parks operate parking lot trams. These vehicles pick you up at the end of your parking row and take you to the park entrance. Magic Kingdom parking lot trams take you to the TTC, where you will take a ferryboat or the monorail over to the Magic Kingdom.

Strollers and wheelchairs must be folded. If you must remain in your wheelchair you will be unable to board the tram. Trams do not stop in designated wheelchair parking areas. Limited wheelchairs may be available in the wheelchair parking areas to help transport you to park entrance.