'Poll' Dis Hotel With Best Bus Service

[Silly23]

Your best experience with bus service at Disney?

 

[Spunky946]

I think where ever you are you are going to have hit or miss bus service. I think overall if you are concerned about busses, a resort that has one stop that doesn’t share busses. On that list would be animal kingdom pop century or one of the all starts because they rarely share busses.

 

[sponica]

I guess I'm one of those oddballs who doesn't pay attention to the busses. Do I get from point A to point B within the rough time they promise?

I've stayed at POR and don't even remember it having multiple stops, when it so clearly does. When I think of that trip, the last thing that comes to mind is the bus.

We're staying at CBR and the last thing I care about is the multiple stops, we can always just get off and walk instead of waiting on the bus...

 

[SG131]

Maybe I just have bad timing, but I feel like while POP tends to have long lines they move people through quickly. At the deluxe resorts it feels like they don't get the same volume so they send less buses and the wait time is longer.

 

[kaytieeldr]

I think where ever you are you are going to have hit or miss bus service.

Yes, this. Waits for buses depend of a combination of two conditions: when the guest gets to the bus stop along with when the bus gets to that same stop.

 

[maxiesmom]

Your best experience with bus service at Disney?

Not one of the ones you have listed. CSR.

 

[AngiTN]

Stayed in all of them.
No differences
Sometimes you hit the stop at the perfect time, sometimes you are there right as a bus leaves.
They all have the same service.

 

[Spencer Wright]

I've only stayed there one night, but bus service at the All-Stars Sports was AMAZING. They constantly had busses running (as well as extremely crowded stops), but they ran frequently and seemed like a great operation. I candidly asked a Cast Member about this who said they run them a lot more at the All-Stars since people staying there tend to attend the Parks more heavily. I don't know how true that is, but others I have asked seem to back this up.