If you have been to Walt Disney World, you have probably found yourself fighting through the Transportation and Ticket Center (also lovingly known as the TTC) on many occasions.
Transportation and Ticket Center
We have a love-hate relationship with this part of Disney World. Honestly, a little more hate than love, but it is one of the necessities to grab transportation to Magic Kingdom if you are driving your own car. You can park in the massive parking lot here and grab a ferry or monorail to Magic Kingdom, or a monorail to EPCOT.
We were so grateful for the return of parking lot trams, especially in the TTC parking lot. These lots are HUGE and before you know it, you can be what feels like a mile from the security area. We really don’t need to add extra steps to our day.
Transportation and Ticket Center Trams
Luckily, you can easily hop on one of the parking trams that will conveniently stop by your parked car. You get a breezy and easy ride up to the TTC, and there is much less walking involved. On the way in, grabbing a tram is easy, but it is a bit trickier on the way back. There are two trams, one for the Heroes lot and one for the Villains lot. When you are returning to your car, you need to make sure you are hopping on the right one. The cast members are good about spieling their stops, but we were also REALLY excited to see some new signs appear to help make your decision easier.
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We LOVE new signs!
As you can see, the new sign clearly displays the lots and rows that each tram will be stopping at. Even if you only remember row 112, you can easily figure out which tram to hop on. We also love the addition of the information that you will need to walk to the Aladdin lot!
A new sign for the Villains lot as well!
Similarly, the Villains tram also got a new sign with lots of helpful information. You can see what rows and characters are serviced by this tram, as well as which lots will need to be walked to.
These signs are located in front of the pick-up areas for the two different tram stops. We always love when Disney World adds a bit more ease to our trip and these signs are GREAT!
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My sister and I always chant when we get on the Trams: “First Ride! Last Ride! Best Ride!” Because it is the first and last rides when visiting Magic Kingdom, and after 25,000 steps all day in the park, it’s the absolutely BEST ride according to the feet, lol.
We were at MK last month, parked on the Villians side. Even though the sign listed our lot, the tram only stopped at the end of its line. We had to walk quite a ways back to get our car (parked in the disabled section).