Officially exceeded my expectations for cleanliness and general upkeep. Wish they ran a lil more…read morefrequently than once an hour but as a first time rider I can't really complain about that. It was a fun family day downtown.

First time taking the SunRail from the Maitland station . It's very clean but kind of spooky at…read morenight if you're alone or with kids. The southbound side has woods and a neighborhood behind it as well as an apartment complex that shares the main parking area. Sitting with my back towards the woods with the kids was a little uneasy as no one was there until about 10-15 mins before the train when I saw an employee area across the track. We love taking the SunRail to visit family and friends as well as just for something to do after school. Adult tickets round trip are only $5.50 and kids under 7 ride free ( what a great deal )! We normally take the SunRail from the winter park location where we literally know all the staff lol as we've been taking it for over a year ! I will definitely stick with the WP location although this station is the same distance from us because they are busier and have a restroom near by with vending machines. This location did not have any amenities, BUT I did see the Lynx shuttle which is a perk for anyone needing to utilize a ride from the station. Now we just need the SunRail to run on weekends !!!! Hint hint

We love taking the SunRail from Sanford. The stop is always very clean and the employees are…read morehelpful. Make sure to check online for arrival times and be on time!

Mia does a Excellent job with the passengers, very Professional, Knowledgeable, and Kind I truly…read moreappreciate her service daily, Wonderful experience each and time. Thank you Mia. 5 stars Joe.

In all honesty, I think this is one of the best things to ever come to Orlando. If anything, we…read moreneed to have more bike stations available around town because this is truly fantastic! What is this and how does it work you ask? The what - There are various Bike Sharing stations in Orlando, you can find out exactly where when you download the app by typing in "Social bicycles" Once you find out where the nearest bike station is at, you're one step closer to renting out a bike. The how - Everything is done through the app. You create an account that will ask for your information, and monetary means, and you'll be given codes to type onto the keypad located on the bike. It took literally only about 6 minutes to get underway on our bikes. There are several account types to choose from and it ranges from one time use, to monthly. I personally thought the bikes were in great condition, and its such a fun way to spend time with friends and really see Orlando in a different, and healthier way. You can bet I'm definitely using bike share again in the future!

Took my wife to work one day and decided to ride the bikes. A friend of mine who helps run the bike…read moreshare Peter Martinez told me to give it a try. I met Peter years ago when I owned my Spanish restaurant in Altamonte Springs. I have always been known for my chicken. We did rude around town and had a good time. You can rent the bikes and ride and lock them up a different stations. They are a good way to get around downtown. They have made the roads alot more bycicle friendly. Post your picks if your experience and enjoy. I

I really just can't give Disney anything less than 5 stars for any of their transportation because…read morethey are just so darn efficient. Disney makes everything easy! The buses here will take you to Disney's Animal Kingdom, Disney's Animal Kingdom, Typhoon Lagoon, Blizzard Beach, Downtown Disney. If you're heading to The Magic Kingdom or Epcot, then you'll need to take the monorail which is on the 2nd floor of the lobby area of the Resort. The most I've ever had to wait for a bus was about 10 minutes, but it's generally even faster than that. The wait is comfortable here with benches that are covered.

This is a beautiful bus stop…read more In fact, i would venture to say this is one of the nicest bus stops I have ever had the pleasure of waiting in. Nice covered seating area... beautiful hanging lights with wood accents... two fans to push the air around a bit... really quite nice. Yep. That just happened. I wrote a review about a bus stop.

Rodney was our driver and he was absolutely fantastic. He was very friendly and drove safely but…read moreefficiently. Bus was lovely as well!

This is the bus service our resort offers as included, complimentary transportation, but it wasn't…read moreas convenient as we'd expected. You'll figure this out once we get the information sheet, scan the code and see the departure and pick up times. Immediate bummer. No flexibility - and if I was paying for this service I'd be super disappointed. It's truly better to Uber/Lyft which lets you schedule times and dates in advance. We experienced multiple drivers, each one unique in their approach. Sometimes you only need to give a name, sometimes your name and ticket QR, other times nothing because they are so late they don't care who is getting on the bus. Some spoke to us, some didn't, some played music, some hit the brakes hard and one hit the curb at the park which made us all gasp. Things to know .... * Morning pick up will likely be late, one of ours was 30+ min behind * The drivers stops by 2-3 resorts, not just yours * Pick up from parks will likely be more true to the schedule * Try not to touch things. People riding the bus were sneezing and wiping their noses, just to then touch handles and tables * Most seating is in the top of the double decker bus and the steps are intimidating * Scheduling is online as well as payment. Easy enough to enter promo codes for free rides. We used the service sometimes, other times we opted for an Uber because the offered times were horrible and would cut your day short at the park. Choose wisely - and if it's not free, budget for ride share.

This is a nice location with convenient kiosk to add yourself to the line for motor vehicle and…read moredrivers license services etc. I walked in with no appointment and was assisted within 25 mins around 9:45am Service was good!

I have used other locations, and this one was my best experience by far. The clerk was friendly and…read moreefficient. This is my choice for DMV paperwork in the future. Great job!! Thank you!!

Rented a road bike for the second ttime from The Ride Xperience. Wonderful experience! The…read moreequipment provided is superior and I was excited to jump on my Pinarello every morning. The advance drop off and pick up service at my hotel was insanely convenient. I only wish there was a Ride Xperience in all cities I travel to!

Another outstanding experience! They have high quality bikes and do what they say they will do. I…read moream continually impressed by their service. I'm not aware of any other bike rental outfits in Orlando but I can't imagine anyone doing a better job with a better bike for a better price! I will always be using them in the future when I am in Orlando.

The KSC bus tour was one of the highlights of our visit to the Kennedy Space Center! Our price of…read moreadmission included exploring at your leisure, the huge complex of buildings filled with history and memorabilia. But the bus tour proved to be the best introduction at getting a basic background knowledge of what the space center was all about! You get a whole 2 1/2 hour driving tour that spans several miles. The Vehicle Assembly Building stands as the first focus where the Apollo moon rockets and space shuttles were built, then they were transported via gigantic crawlers to one of the launch pads: 39A or 39B. You get to see (from a distance), the launch pads ready and waiting to launch the next rocket, satellite or other spacecraft. Water towers, rocket fuel storage, blast deflectors, and even the SpaceX building, all the way to the Launch Control Center. But besides all the man made structures we encountered throughout the tour, you'll find that the space center also cohabits and protects the land as a national wildlife refuge, 140,000 acres worth! There are fresh and saltwater marshes, lagoons, coastal seashores, and flatlands, home to fish, mammals, amphibians, birds and indigenous plants. The majority of wildlife refuge is left undisturbed by the goings on by NASA. Our tour guide Noble, gave us a very informative and interesting tour as he described what each structure and building is used for. The important people involved in every aspect from maintenance to space flight. Besides the human impact, we even caught glimpses of an eagles nest, a manatee resting in the water and several birds & waterfowl. I didn't see any alligators during our tour, but I'm sure they were staying cool beneath the swamps. The whole tour had me at the edge of my seat listening to the stories and history of our ever developing space program. It just made me more appreciative and proud of America's achievements and goals to explore the stars. There really is intelligent life still on this Earth! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXeEhbM0g0Y

First of all I'm a space nerd and this clicked every button I had…read more Cost is low for a family of 4. We checked the website and found out children in grade 4 & 5 get in free. If you didn't do your homework first they weren't telling you. To get it your child needs an ID of some kind that gets him/her in for free. This is Iconic Americana with true history material and museum items all around. It also had the SpaceX Falcon Rocket on the pad. No close ups but within eyeshot. Food sucked so bring your own. Many tourists touch and put back hot food so save your sanity. If the weather is right sit outside while you eat. The grass was nice. Military discount for those who ask. Bring $10 cash for parking. They don't take a credit card. You can see this place in one day.