Riding the Disney buses at night these days is SO different now that the kids are grown. When the kids were small we usually stayed at the All-Stars resorts. For the uninitiated, the All-Stars resorts are farthest from the Magic Kingdom and are the cheapest, hence more populous, resorts. That meant the buses were always packed at night and its about 15 to 20 minutes to the resort from the park. I always worried we might collapse on the bus. You're bone-tired, and often standing, trying to hold on to sleepy children. It was torture sometimes. The times you were lucky enough to get seats, you fall asleep on the bus. Nothing was more amusing than when we finally get to the resort and the lights go on. There was always a collective groan...😄😄😄
Some fun facts are that Disney has around 500 buses in their fleet. All of them are owned by Disney. The oldest bus is a 2002 and has over 1,000,000 miles on it and is still being used today. They keep them usually keep them about 700,00-800,000 miles. They also now run all of their buses on Biodiesel which is made with about 50% food waste. Their do order new buses each year. Their newest buses are 2016's and they put most of their new buses into their fleet 12/2015.
lol they play music on the bus at disney? never noticed that
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Riding the Disney buses at night these days is SO different now that the kids are grown. When the kids were small we usually stayed at the All-Stars resorts. For the uninitiated, the All-Stars resorts are farthest from the Magic Kingdom and are the cheapest, hence more populous, resorts. That meant the buses were always packed at night and its about 15 to 20 minutes to the resort from the park. I always worried we might collapse on the bus. You're bone-tired, and often standing, trying to hold on to sleepy children. It was torture sometimes. The times you were lucky enough to get seats, you fall asleep on the bus. Nothing was more amusing than when we finally get to the resort and the lights go on. There was always a collective groan...😄😄😄
Reminds me of the 2007-2008 Gilligs we used to have back at Central Washington's Link Transit.
Some fun facts are that Disney has around 500 buses in their fleet. All of them are owned by Disney. The oldest bus is a 2002 and has over 1,000,000 miles on it and is still being used today. They keep them usually keep them about 700,00-800,000 miles. They also now run all of their buses on Biodiesel which is made with about 50% food waste. Their do order new buses each year. Their newest buses are 2016's and they put most of their new buses into their fleet 12/2015.
Great video she sounds good
Awesome video didn't know garbage truck run at night
Anjuar Underwood Me niether.
Omygod I went to Disney 6 years ago and I rode on these. The driver let me apply the brake and open the doors. Funnest day of my life lol 👍🏻👍🏻😂😜
I got to set the parking brake in both of the Magical Express buses I rode.
cool video from up front
Did the bus leave from the beach club?
Eddie McCarthy Boardwalk.
Has this video been deleted or been set to private? Because it's saying that it is not available.
Jordan Lowe ElevaTours Canada It's banned in some countries due to the music playing from inside the bus.
BusMaster99 So happy I can watch this video now!
I rather call "Walt Disney World Gillig Bus Ride from Boardwalk to Magic Kingdom at Night".
Wow I was at magic kingdom on the same day you were
Nice.
Are you riding on the New Flyer D40LF, or it's not the model?
Gillig Advantage.
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Why so slow
Because people like driving under the speed limit nowadays... I hate it too.
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