A: Yes, we offer complimentary shuttle service to all Disney theme parks as well as Universal Studios. A detailed schedule is available under the Amenities and Activities section of Summer Bay Orlando, and is also provided within your welcome packet.

The property collects a daily resort fee of $30.00 + tax per room, per night. Resort Fee includes free scheduled transportation to area theme parks, access to all Summer Bay activities (golf and water parks are an additional fee).

10 Tips to Survive Disney in The Summer!

1. Invest in a cooling towel.
2. Pack light colored clothing.
3. HYDRATE. HYDRATE. HYDRATE.
4. Splurge for Lunch at a Table Service Dining Experience.
5. Book Dessert at the Contemporary Resort early in your stay.
6. Spend More Time In Magic Kingdom.
7. Take Naps.
8. Eat light.

Anaheim Regional Transportation (ART) The Anaheim Regional Transportation (ART) System provides convenient, affordable shuttle service from area hotels to the Disneyland Resort, the Anaheim Convention Center and other locations throughout the 1100-acre Anaheim Resort District.

NerdWallet analyzed more than 100 hotels around the U.S. with January 2023 check-in dates. Among the hotels that charge resort fees, the average resort fee was $42.41. Relative to the room rate, resort fees averaged 11% of the overall cost to stay at the hotel each night.

If a resort fee is charged per accommodation per stay, that means it's levied for each room for each night you stay there. So, if a hotel charges a $40 resort fee per accommodation per night and a guest books one room for three nights, their total cost would be $120 on top of the basic price and taxes.

Most things tend to be open. 5. If you can travel the second week in August and beyond, the crowds will be even less. The kids are either back to school or back in their towns for fall sports practices.

But rest assured, if you keep these items in mind, you'll be able to handle the Florida heat and stay cool at Disney World!

1. Sunscreen. SUNSCREEN IS A MUST.
2. Hats and Sunglasses.
3. Lightweight, Quick-Dry Clothing.
4. Cool Accessories.
5. Stay Hydrated.
6. Take Frequent Breaks.
7. Visit the Parks in the Mornings and Evenings.
8. Eat Cool Snacks.

That pretty much sums up the situation. Disney does not call the things you do and see in the parks by words like “ride,” “roller coaster,” “show,” “train,” or “movie.” All those things are, per Disney nomenclature, “attractions.” Attractions can be in motion like Space Mountain or Dumbo the Flying Elephant.

Disney Transport is the public transit system of the Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista and Bay Lake, Florida. The system provides free transportation to guests of the resort and consists of buses, a monorail system, a gondola lift system, watercraft, a rideshare system, and parking lot trams.

The majority of resort fees cover perks like free internet services, gym entry and access to the resort pool if there is one. The reason travelers find these fees so frustrating is because they cover perks that should be included in the nightly rate of the hotel.

Resort fees are mandatory daily charges - typically ranging from $25 to $35 - tacked onto the room rate that cover access to on-site facilities and amenities such as pools, gyms, beach chairs, Wi-Fi and more.