we had Jesus today pick us up at mco and he was very polite and efficient and even helped us get…read moreluggage into the car as my husband just had heart surgery and was not supposed to lift anything over 10lbs.

My wife and I have been using Park 'N Go for many years now. It's crazy how they have grown!…read more They used to be just a small place compared to their competition, now it seems they are the big dogs in the neighborhood. They expanded since the last time I used them and now they have an extended lot in the back. Pricing has gone up over the years; we remember when it was $6 a day now, they are running between $10-$13. If you use them often you earn points and utilize them for free parking days. We haven't had any issues leaving our vehicle here for long periods, the area is fenced in and secure. Staff are super friendly and mostly bi-lingual. Drivers are helpful with luggage and will load/un-load items for all customers. Drivers provide water and staff members at the gate also always offer water which we appreciate. Two things to mention: (1) when you do drop your vehicle, be sure to hold on to your ticket, you will need it again with the driver drops you back off on your return home; and (2) you will pay a higher price to be dropped off at Terminal C verses Terminal A or B when going to MCO. All-in-all, the Park 'N Go team does a great job and we recommend them if you need a place to park when flying out of town.

I stopped at this FastPark while I was in Orlando. I had to fly to RDU, and back to Orlando same…read moreday to grab the child, so I just parked here for a few hours. It was also Christmas day, so I was excited that they were working. The driver that I had, I believe was Charles, was super nice. Great conversation, really friendly, and good driver when he was taking me from the lot to the airport. I did pre-book my parking in advance, which made it easier to get in and out, especially when they had lot full signs. 2026-10 #586

My wife and I returned to MCO this morning after a 13-day trip and had a very disappointing…read moreexperience with Fast Park. After landing, I called for a shuttle pickup at B36. I was told a driver would come before returning to the parking lot. After waiting 10 minutes with no pickup, I called again and was told another driver would arrive within 7 minutes. After another 10 minutes passed, I called a third time and was again promised a driver. This time I asked for the person's name and he said it was Victor. In total, we waited approximately 30 minutes and I had to make three calls before being picked up. When I arrived at the exit kiosk, the first employee was rude and dismissive. I then spoke with an employee named Victor and reiterated the shuttle delay and my request for compensation. He denied being the person I had spoken with on the phone, said that someone was lying when they said it was Victor, and stated he could not provide any adjustment. When I asked to speak with a manager, I was told none would be available until noon. I needed to leave so I paid with the intent of getting it resolved later. To add more annoyance, I realized after I paid that I had more than enough points to get 1 day free but neither employee informed me of this. I emailed Katylyn the manager and requested a refund for 3 days (for the trouble and terrible customer service) and also the ability to use my points for a 4th day. So effectively, I requested a refund for 4 days (out of 13). She replied with a terse apology, that she would talk to her employee, and said "we do not offer refunds for wait times". I guess terrible customer service doesn't count for anything either. She did offer 2 free days for a "future" visit. I will not be using this company again even with 2 free days from her. If you value your time and customer service, I recommend finding a better company. ** Update: Search for "wait" on the yelp reviews and see how several other people are having the same issues we did. Wish I would have done that before using them again. They used to be good but they are too slow and have terrible customer service now.

We used Orlando on Wheels for private airport transfer on our vacation to Florida. Our flight from…read moreCalifornia was delayed several times. Communication with OOW was very easy and we were so happy to see our driver when we landed! Our driver was professional, and vehicle was spacious and comfortable. Will use again next time we are in the area.

The drivers were very polite and professional. They were on time, and maintained great…read morecommunication from booking to follow up after service

This station is located right in the heart of downtown Winter Park…read more Surrounded by the shops on Park Ave and a lovely viewing area for outside entertainment and the field used for the Winter Park Farmers Market every Saturday. This is a lively location with plenty to do while you wait for the train. Plenty to see, eat and shop! This is one of the better stops on the Sunrail!

Rode the sunrail on a BOGO ticket day down to Winter Park. First time on the Sunrail and I really…read moreenjoyed it. This was more busy than I assume a regular day would have been given the BOGO. But so many places to see , dine at and hang out with the family. We walked Park Ave , got some lunch and ice creaM. Very chill day and I would do this again

This station is conveniently located at the airport. It's…read morepretty large and beautifully decorated. Apart from the premium lounge they also have a bar and a large sitting area to hang out in while you wait. The staff were great and overall it was a terrific experience.

This was our first time traveling on the Brightline. The Brightline Orlando Station facility is…read morespacious, clean and easy to navigate. We did stop by the counter to print our tickets for the QR codes we needed for entry into the track terminal. Staff were friendly and helpful. I even noticed an Orlando Police Department Officer assisting travelers with scanning QR codes and directing others into the terminal. We were early so we had a seat in the waiting area that's located between the convenience/gift shop and Mary Mary bar. They were multiple seating options but limited amount of seats. It was recommended to us to get there early if we wanted to be able to sit while we wait. We chose a set of 4 large blue chairs with a table in the center. The seats were comfortable and the table provided us with space to have a snack before the trip. Our train was on time and we boarded as scheduled.

My friend recommended parking here if you're going to Disney springs. Park on the second level for…read moredirect access. Parking is free.

We are visiting from California and you literally have to pay for parking everywhere... So this was…read morea really pleasant surprise that it's free parking and the structure itself was a breeze to get in and out of. It was also really well lit, So I would feel comfortable with my wife or daughter coming here and being late walking through the parking garage, and spaces seemed to have plenty of room all around so you weren't cramped or worried about door dings. I really do appreciate security here doing what they needed to do. Checking everybody before you got on property, I do think they could have gotten some more help because their stroller line was extremely slow... My teenagers got through the walk-through line while it still took me 14 minutes to get through the stroller line.

Carmen at sandlake station was so patient and friendly. She provided excellent customer service!read more

As much as I always liked the sun rail today, it was a very bad experience I decided to bring in my…read moreparents to use and teach them how to use the SunRail mind you these are older people. So everything went very well until the very end when we were about to get off and there was an older lady trying to get down from the second floor we had to wait few seconds, so as we were going to exit the train, they put it in out of service mode in Debary and the door shut right on my mom's leg, which caused her a big bruise. My mom is 73 years old and obviously this is not good for an older lady. If it would've been the other lady, that was a lot smaller and fragile she would've gotten really hurt. Where is the security procedure in this train? you have 30 seconds to get off the train ???? You need to have some Saftey procedure before someone gets hurt.

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.

Seeing the monorail gliding high in the sky just makes me feel so good!…read more The Magic Kingdom Monorail is one of those quintessential Disney experiences that makes you feel like you're really at Walt Disney World. It's not just transportation, it's part of the magic. The sleek, futuristic trains gliding around Seven Seas Lagoon have been an icon of the park since day one, and riding it still feels special no matter how many times you've done it. The system connects the Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, the TTC and its massive parking lot, and the deluxe MK resorts (Contemporary, Polynesian, and Grand Floridian), so it's both incredibly convenient and scenic. There's something so relaxing about sitting by the window, hearing that familiar "Please stand clear of the doors" announcement, and watching the park slowly come into view. Riding through the Contemporary Resort (literally through the building) is still one of the coolest moments at Disney. I'll never tire of that as long as I live. That said, the monorail isn't perfect. It's showing its age a bit, with occasional breakdowns and crowded trains, especially around park opening and closing. If you're visiting during peak hours, you might find yourself packed in like a sardine with a stroller pressed against your leg. And in the rainy and humid summer months, the Florida "swamp stink" is real: that unmistakable smell of wet dog, body odor, and dirty sweat. When it's running smoothly, though, the Monorail is unbeatable. It's relatively fast, air-conditioned, and offers some of the best views of the parks and resorts you can get. I sometimes like riding the long loop from the TTC all the way to Epcot and back. It's not that the roadside and woodsy views are all that great, but it's just fun to glide through the park on your way to the station! I feel like the monorail is a must-do for regulars and a Disney rite of passage. It's retro to be sure, but it's so much more than a simple means of transportation.

The most efficient and customer friendly garage ever! Free…read moreto enter! You know exactly what here the empty spaces are! The best ever! Now there are 3 parking garages near Disney Springs Lime ‍ Orange And the newest is Grapefruit

First time parking at Orange parking at Disney Springs. We parked here bc it's closer to the…read moretransportation center for Disney. Basically walk across 2nd floor(you have to get checked in). Then go by Coca Cola and walk towards the ground flat parking lot. To the left will be a bunch of buses that say their resort destination. Bus transfer I'm still confused but buses do not go resort to resort. If you want to go to diff resorts to explore, you may need to go to one of the parks, to get the right bus. Also Disney springs is not a park and you need to go to a resort to grab the bus to Disney springs. It takes a lot of time. But thankfully, orange parking lot keeps your car cool from the weather elements and is free.

We are so happy to ride the trams to the Disney Parks. After the first year of Covid, when the…read moreParks reopened, we had to walk from wherever we parked to the entrance. Not fun, but good for weight loss! The drivers and their helpers in the back are always friendly and efficient. We really appreciate this service and the people who keep it going.

Disney's Hollywood Studios at Disney World has a tram station that takes you to all of the parking…read morelots in Hollywood Studios. We used the Tram Station in the evening after watching Fantasmic! The trams were closed in Hollywood Studios for a few years but recently reopened in September 2023. It's nice to be able to sit on the Tram and not have to walk back to the parking lot after staying at Hollywood Studios all day. The driver will make announcements as to which parking lot each tram stop is! It was well organized and convenient.