Where does the monorail connect to?

I need to know where the monorail stops and what lands it connects to.

Monorail Loop #1: TTC, Magic Kingdom

Monorail Loop #2: TTC, Polynesian, Grand Floridian, Magic Kingdom, Contemporary

Monorail Loop #3: TTC, Epcot

As you can see, all of them stop at the TTC, which also doubles as the MK's parking lot.

What's the TTC?

The Transportation and Ticket Center is one great big parking lot. It is also where the monorails are, and it is near the Seven Seas Lagoon, where you catch the ferries that go to the Magic Kingdom. If you are not staying at a Disney owned hotel, you must go to the Transportation and Ticket Center, to get to the Magic Kingdom.

Thanks for the help. I have never been to WDW, but people seem to think that I'm an expert on all things disney! Can't disappoint my fans!

Disney World is a very big place. Once you learn the lay of the land, it's not that difficult to get around. Walt Disney planned it that way on purpose. He really wanted the outside world outside.

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Originally Posted by BFJen

Thanks for the help. I have never been to WDW, but people seem to think that I'm an expert on all things disney! Can't disappoint my fans!

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Aww.. you don't disappoint me! :cwink:

FYI - The Poly hotel is within walking distance to the TTC. ;)

Are there any good printable maps of the parks? Is this thr wrong thread :???: The ones at the official site are so dang small!

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Originally Posted by Barbaraann

The Transportation and Ticket Center is one great big parking lot. It is also where the monorails are, and it is near the Seven Seas Lagoon, where you catch the ferries that go to the Magic Kingdom. If you are not staying at a Disney owned hotel, you must go to the Transportation and Ticket Center, to get to the Magic Kingdom.

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Well there's always buses which go straight to the park. I forget if non-Disney-hotel guests can use buses.

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Originally Posted by Kevie

Well there's always buses which go straight to the park. I forget if non-Disney-hotel guests can use buses.

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My information is almost 30 years old, but the one time I went (solo) to DisneyWorld, I stayed in the city of Orlando (about 30 miles away) and they had special buses taking you to the TTC....you paid extra for the bus rides, of course. At that time, only the Magic Kingdom, and the Contemporary and Polynesian Resorts existed...

--Barry

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Originally Posted by Radiobarry

My information is almost 30 years old, but the one time I went (solo) to DisneyWorld, I stayed in the city of Orlando (about 30 miles away) and they had special buses taking you to the TTC....you paid extra for the bus rides, of course. At that time, only the Magic Kingdom, and the Contemporary and Polynesian Resorts existed...

--Barry

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I think the local transit system still runs buses to the TTC, but I do not know much about i (where it stops in Orlando, etc.) Desney Resort guests and multi-day ticket holders can use Disney transportation, which will get you from resort to park, park to park and resort to Downtown Disney district.

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Originally Posted by DLForever

I think the local transit system still runs buses to the TTC, but I do not know much about i (where it stops in Orlando, etc.) Desney Resort guests and multi-day ticket holders can use Disney transportation, which will get you from resort to park, park to park and resort to Downtown Disney district.

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Check the near center of this image. They cover the area fairly well, at least judging from the map.