4 Easy Ways Of Getting Around Orlando As A Tourist
Figuring out how you’ll get around as
a tourist is just one detail of planning a vacation in a new city.
This little detail is enough to make people nervous. Don’t
despair! Getting around Orlando isn’t difficult. There are several ways people
can use, to not only get around this sprawling city, but also to visit the
amazing attractions and theme parks.
Following is a transportation guide fashioned especially for
tourists to help them navigate the roads of Orlando.
Self- Driving in Orlando
Tourists residing elsewhere in the Sunshine state can easily
cut down on the unnecessary expense of airfare by deciding to take the roads.
Fortunately, the city was planned to be car-friendly which means there are numerous
easy get-ins and outs by car.
Interstate 4 (I-4)
for example is an excellent roadway as it offers easy accessibility to
Orlando’s theme parks and toll roads that are scattered east to west.
Additionally, the best way to avoid the sometime-heavy Orlando traffic is to
use the toll roads. It’s the Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority that
operates the easy to use electronic toll
collection system.
Rent a Car
Renting a car in this car-friendly city is incredibly easy.
In fact, it’s often thought as the best option of getting around Orlando as a
tourist! All major (and minor) rental companies run their services either at or
close to the Orlando International Airport.
Reliability is important when it comes to hiring a car
rental service in Orlando. Most vacation home rental companies like Blue Travels also
offer additional services that are helpful to tourists. Their car hire service
operates all over the U.S. and charges just $35 in deposit.
LYNX Bus Service
Operated by the Central Florida Regional Transportation
Authority, the LYNX Bus Service is the least expensive methods of
transportation in Central Florida, for both tourists and locals. You’ll
recognize these buses as their stops have a pink ‘paw’ or ‘bus’ emblazoned as
well as the route numbers that bus travels to. Typically, the buses run in 15,
30, and 60 minute intervals but that depends on the location.
I-Ride Trolley
Compared with the LYNX Service, this method of getting around is the most convenient and affordable.
Unfortunately, tourists can only visit and explore the
International Drive Resort area in Orlando. The trolley operates all-year round
(seven days a week, starting from 8am till 10-30pm) and has scheduled stops
after every 20 minutes.
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