I-RIDE Trolley on International Drive in Orlando
- Use the I-Ride trolley as a fun way to get around the International Drive Resort Area.
Package Options
Sightseeing Tours
| Tour types | None |
| Sightseeing type | Bus tour |
| Transport | Bus tour |
Product Info
Purchase Notice
Reminders
Please refer to your voucher for final information regarding meeting points, pick-up locations, and pick-up time
Meeting point description: - Use the map from the photos or the info voucher to choose your departure point.
All passes are valid for consecutive days upon activation on the trolley
If your pass is lost or stolen, you will be responsible for purchasing a new one
Passes are not sold on trolleys
I-RIDE Trolleys seat 41 riders, 54 total capacity, including 2 wheelchair positions and an ADA-specified hydraulic lift system, weight limitations apply (maximum weight including passenger and vehicle is 600 lbs.; width restriction is 30" wide and height)
Option 1 - 1-Day Pass
Option 2 - 3-Day Pass
Option 3 - 5-Day Pass
Option 4 - 7-Day Pass
Option 5 - 14-Day Pass
FAQ
The I-RIDE Trolley is a convenient and charming transportation service designed to help visitors explore the International Drive Resort Area in Orlando. It offers a nostalgic trolley experience, connecting major hotels, restaurants, shopping centers, and attractions along the bustling International Drive corridor, making it easy to navigate the area without a personal car.
The I-RIDE Trolley provides easy access to numerous popular attractions directly on International Drive. These include ICON Park (home to The Orlando Eye), SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium, Madame Tussauds, WonderWorks, Ripley's Believe It or Not!, as well as various restaurants and outlet malls like Pointe Orlando and Orlando International Premium Outlets.
The I-RIDE Trolley does not directly take you into Universal Orlando Resort. However, the Red Line of the I-RIDE Trolley stops near the Universal Blvd/International Drive intersection, from where you might be able to find a shuttle or a short ride-share service to the Universal property. For direct access, other transportation methods like taxis or ride-shares are generally more suitable.
You can conveniently purchase I-RIDE Trolley passes through various methods to suit your travel needs. Daily and multi-day passes are available at select hotels, participating businesses along International Drive, and at the I-RIDE Trolley Welcome Center. For a seamless experience and to secure your pass in advance, you can also consider purchasing digital passes through platforms like KKday, which offers the benefit of easy pre-booking and instant access without the hassle of on-site transactions.
Traveling from International Drive to Walt Disney World typically requires alternative transportation as the I-RIDE Trolley does not serve Disney parks directly. Popular options include ride-sharing services (Uber/Lyft), taxis, or shuttle services provided by some hotels in the International Drive area. Public Lynx buses are also available but may involve transfers and longer travel times. Many hotels also offer dedicated paid shuttles to Disney.
The I-RIDE Trolley generally operates daily from 8:00 AM until 10:30 PM, offering extended hours for exploring International Drive. The trolleys run frequently, with the Red Line arriving approximately every 20 minutes and the Green Line every 30 minutes. This consistent schedule allows for flexible sightseeing and convenient travel throughout the day and into the evening.
Yes, the I-RIDE Trolley functions as a hop-on hop-off service, which is ideal for exploring International Drive at your own pace. With a purchased pass, you can board and alight at any of the designated I-Ride Trolley stops along its two routes as many times as you wish throughout the day, providing flexibility to visit attractions, shops, and restaurants.
The I-RIDE Trolley operates along two distinct routes on International Drive: the Red Line and the Green Line. The Red Line covers the main stretch of International Drive, from south of Kirkman Road to the northern end near the Premium Outlets. The Green Line services the Major Boulevard area and Universal Boulevard, connecting to the Red Line. These routes effectively cover the primary entertainment, dining, and shopping districts within the International Drive corridor.
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