Celso picked us up at airport in Orlando, the van was clean, he was so nice and professional and…read moregot us to our hotel safely. I highly recommend you using this company and ask for celso as ur driver

Of the many iconic attractions at Walt Disney World, a top one is the Monorail which is an…read moreelevated, single track form of transportation. It first premiered at Disneyland before opening with the rest of the Disney World resort in 1971. Walt Disney wanted the Monorail to be more than just an attraction, he viewed it as an integral part of his utopian Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow (EPCOT). Disney saw the Monorail as a way to interconnect the cities of the future. While Walt Disney's utopian city never came to pass, the Monorail is still running today. The nearly three-mile Monorail takes guests between Magic Kingdom guest parking and the Transportation and Ticket Center. It also goes between three resorts along the Seven Seas Lagoon: the Grand Floridian, the Polynesian, and the Contemporary. The Grand Floridian opened in 1088 at which time the Monorail station was added. You do not have to be a resort guest or going to the parks to ride the monorail. You can park at any of the hotels and go for a ride on the loop. There is a second Monorail route that takes you from ticketing to Epcot. I recently hopped on the monorail to travel to the Grand Floridian to view the annual giant gingerbread house. When I arrived at the Grand Floridian they did not have any guest parking. I drove to the Polynesian which is the next hotel over and from there it was only one quick stop to the Grand Floridian. The Grand Floridian Monorail stop is very elegant as befitting the most expensive Disney hotel. You are let out on the hotel's second floor. If you are entering back into the monorail service area, you will have to go through security first. While it was only one stop to the Grand Floridian, to get back I had to ride the entire loop to the Polynesian. All of the cars were filled so that meant standing room only. I did get to catch the fireworks over the Magic Kingdom. They used to be nightly but since Covid it is only only select nights. Something else I missed was being able to ride in the first Monorail car with the conductor. After a couple of accidents they stopped the practice of letting guests up there. Nevertheless sitting or standing it is always fun to ride the Monorail and this the fanciest station on the loop.

The monorail station at the Grand Floridian resort is located on its second (or maybe third?)…read morefloor. There's security, bag scanning, and the like as you enter the resort and leave it to get on the monorail. You enter the resort and if you go towards the right, you'll encounter a PhotoPass spot that often has Cinderella's shoe as a prop and then you're at their gift shop, which was perfect because we were on the hunt for PINS! This gift shop definitely had a few pins and merch that I hadn't seen yet at other spots and didn't see again throughout all the other places we went, so highly recommend!

This is the second time I am on a trip with this company and the service is excellent. Bring a…read morejackets because the bus will be freezing cold but there are tvs, electric plugs and the seats recline. In the back there is a bathroom.

horrible service for picking you up from the airport to take you back to the west lot! waited 40…read moremins late a night!

The bus system transportation, boat transportation, monorail…read moretransportation, and other on site Disney World provided transportation options are great opportunities to get around the park without having to deal with driving. It's great to go point to point with no worries about parking, etc. The buses are air-conditioned, the boats have air-conditioned areas on the inside and the monorails have air conditioning. Fun and cool ways to travel - the kids see them as a ride... And they are! And not to forget, there's also the skyliner which has been added to Disney in the last few years. It's not air conditioned, but it has slatted vents at the top of the car that offer good air movement as the car sails through the air.

This was the first time we had to use bus transportation from Epcot to get back to the resort. It…read morewas a great experience, and not much of a wait at around 3:30pm. I'm sure it can get crazy at peak times. Our experience with the Disney World bus system is that it's reliable. The Skyliner is not. Especially during high winds or lightning storms. Just make sure you check the board on the way to your bus stop. The resort and park stops are all numbered. It's very organized. The Coronado Springs bus takes you to 4 stops. The Gran Destino Tower is usually the last stop. It's as expected coming from that direction. It's a nice and cool bus ride, and totally beats trying to find a parking space. It's a great service!

There isn't a lot to be said about Canoe Creek Service Station other than like most along the…read moreFlorida turnpike it is a Shell station sitting in the middle of the north and south bound lanes of traffic so you can access from either direction. They have separate truck areas that nicely free up the areas used by passenger cars. It is well run, well organized and friendly. They also carry a good number of convenience items and munchies to munch during your travels.

While traveling from Chicago to Key West, one of our brief stops was the Canoe Creek Shell (FTS -…read moreFlorida Turnpike Services). In addition to purchasing gas, we bought water and snacks. Our cashier was Aida. I had a few questions regarding our traveling and Aida was so wonderful, helpful and knowledgeable! She was kind and had a great deal of patience and answers to questions we didn't even know we had. Driving from Chicago to Key West is a fairly long trip but Aida made that leg of our travel less painful. Thank you, Aida! Michele

Not a good service at all. Driver super unreliable and late. Hired them for a week and had to wait…read moreevery time we were scheduled for a pick up.

I am a marketing professional and travel worldwide for business purposes. Now I have much more…read moreexperience of Luxury and Comfort in air as well as on road. When I come back to my home town I prefer MCO's Orlando limo service for travel from Airport to home. Thanks Mcolimousine for such a luxurious ride.

Everything went well, no, it went GREAT!!! Quite a treat to do this and our Disney chaperone Seth…read morecouldn't have made the day any better. Beginning to end, just crossed it off the bucket list that I didn't have until I did. Thanks Disney and Seth!!!

Today was an unforgettable experience led by a professional VIP tour guide, Teresa. She made us…read morefeel like we were a part of all that Disney has to offer. She made today very special.

Disneyworld/land has ALWAYS been so good to us. We tried our first cruise last week and it was…read moreeverything we hoped it would be. We rode on the Magic and it was perfection. I never felt overcrowded and even though the ship is old, all of the renovating they've done still makes it appear brand new. Super easy access to characters. Their navigator app is super helpful and extremely user friendly. And don't even get me started on the staff/customer service. I have NEVER run across a staff member that didn't make me feel like a million bucks. I don't know how Disney does it, but they always have the BEST staff, whether on land or sea. The Disney Magic was awesome. The AquaDunk was so dang cool. I could've gone on that water slide over and over again. Great pool areas for all ages. The shows? Forget about it. I LOVED them all. They are broadway caliber and can think of nothing to improve them. We have a 12, 8 and 3 year old and they all had the best time. My 8 year old was OBSESSED with kids club and if we would've let him, he could've stayed in there the entire time. super safe and so many fun activities for the kids. Castaway Cay= a slice of heaven. I could've stayed there forever. Snorkeling, biking the island, stingrays, all the water activities, etc. I could go on forever. We snorkeled for 2 hours and found all the hidden items and we even swam with a turtle for about 15 minutes. It was incredible. We can't wait to go back out and experience another cruise with Disney. We will never cruise any other way. Can't wait to see what new ships Disney comes out with in the next few years!!

Disney Cruise Line is the only place where you can pay luxury prices and still find yourself pacing…read morethe ship at 4:30 p.m. wondering how you're this hungry already. Yes, the nighttime dining is legitimately good -- credit where it's due. The problem is everything between lunch and dinner, when your food options mysteriously shrink to pizza, burgers, and greasy leftovers. If you want something light, fresh, or remotely healthy, you're out of luck until your dinner seating saves you. Add in wall-to-wall crowds, constant lines, and zero quiet space, and it feels less like a relaxing cruise and more like navigating a floating theme park during peak season. For the price, you'd expect comfort, variety, and flexibility. Instead, you get great dinners, frustrating afternoons, and the ongoing realization that you paid a premium to be mildly annoyed for most of the day. Disney magic at night. Food-court survival mode by afternoon.