Transport options for Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort

Transport options for Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort

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Planning a trip to Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort? 

Whether you’re flying in, arriving by train, or driving, this guide will help you navigate your way to this fun-filled, budget-friendly Disney resort. 

Here we break down the popular transport options for guests heading into ‘the Disney bubble’.

Orlando International Airport (MCO)

The nearest airport to Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort is Orlando International Airport (MCO), which is about 17 miles away. 

Typically, the drive takes around 30 minutes, but it will depend on the time of day and traffic. 

If you’re planning to use a ride hailing app like Uber, the cost is usually around $35 to $50, though prices can vary depending on the time of day and demand.

Disney no longer provide the complimentary ‘Magical Express’ coach transfer from the airport, and Uber or Lyft are convenient options, there are still easy to access paid-for bus and minibus transfers.

Also, its an international airport, so theres a wide range of car hire providers to choose from if you want to drive yourself.

Nearest Train Station: Orlando Amtrak

If you’re arriving by train, the Orlando Amtrak Station is the closest rail link, located approximately 17 miles from the All Star Sports Resort. 

The transfer time is similar to that of the airport—around 30 minutes. The resort does not offer a free shuttle service for train arrivals either, so you’ll need to arrange your own transportation. 

An Uber from the train station likely costs between $30 and $40, depending on traffic​.

Driving? Road inks and parking

For guests driving to Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort, the road links are excellent. 

The resort is located off West Buena Vista Drive, easily accessible from the major highways around Orlando, such as Interstate 4 (I-4). 

If you're driving from out of town or renting a car during your stay, you’ll find convenient access to the resort.

As for parking, the resort provides on-site parking, but it’s not free. 

Guests staying at Disney resorts can ‘self park’ for free, but valet parking comes with a nightly charge - applied to your room bill, so be prepared to budget for it if you’re bringing your own vehicle​.