Getting to Disney's Hollywood Studios

Here are some guides to help you find your way to Disney's Hollywood Studios whether by car, bus or boat.

Directions

Getting to the Studios is fairly easy. Motorists can reach Disney's Hollywood Studios via World Drive, often called "the main entrance" which is off of US192. It can also be reached via Epcot Drive off of I-4.

From I-10: Take I-10 eastbound across Florida to I-75 south. Proceed on I-75 south to the Florida Turnpike. Take the exit onto I-4 west. Use Exit 26, which is marked "Epcot/Downtown Disney" and follow the signs.

From I-75: Take I-75 south to the Florida Turnpike. Take the exit onto I-4 west. Use Exit 26, which is marked "Epcot/Downtown Disney" and follow the signs.

From I-95: Take I-95 south to I-4. Go west on I-4 and use Exit 26, which is marked "Epcot/Downtown Disney" and follow the signs.

From Daytona or Orlando: Take I-4 west, use Exit 26, which is marked "Epcot/Downtown Disney" and follow the signs.

From Orlando International Airport: Leaving the airport, go southwest on Central Florida Greenway(FL 417), which is a toll road. Take Exit 6 onto FL 536. Take FL 536 until you reach the exit for Epcot Center Drive. From there, follow the signs.
Alternate route: take FL 528(Beeline Highway toll road) west for 12 miles to the intersection of I-4. Go west on I-4 and use Exit 26, which is marked "Epcot/Downtown Disney" and follow the signs.

From Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and Southwestern Florida: Head north on the Florida Turnpike to I-4 west. Use Exit 26, which is marked "Epcot/Downtown Disney" and follow the signs.

From Tampa and Southwestern Florida: Take I-75 north to I-4. Go east on I-4, take Exit 25 onto US192 westbound and follow the signs.

Getting to the Studios

Taxi: Taxi service can handle from 4-8 passangers and rates can vary. The fare can go from $30-$40 depending on where you are coming from. If you're staying off-Disney property, we recommend JPP Transportation(407 538-2568) for their competitive rates, friendly service and quick response.

Shuttle Service: Many hotels off-Disney property offer complimentry or cheap shuttle service to the parks from their hotels. Be forewarned, many of these shuttles stop at different hotels and can mean long transit times. Additionally, they do not usually arrive at the parks at a recommended time to have optimal touring. Our advice to save money, is to take a taxi in the morning and use the cheaper shuttle when going back to your hotel.

Towncar Service: For a few dollars more than a taxi, towncar service is available. Towncars are usually large sedans(Cadillacs, Lincolns, etc) that bring you to the Studios in style. From outside Disney, it can cost around $40(without tip) to bring you to the parks. We recommend Quicksilver Tours (888-468-6939) for excellent towncar service.

Bus Service

Ferry Service

Ferry service is availble from: BoardWalk Resort Yacht & Beach Club Resorts Swan & Dolphin Resort Epcot Walk to the resort marina and board the ferry that will bring you to the entrance of the studios. The route from the Disney's Hollywood Studios is: Swan/Dolphin Yacht & Beach Club Boardwalk Epcot

Parking

Cost: The cost to park at the Disney's Hollywood Studios is as follows: Auto/Taxi/Limo/Shuttle/Motorcycle $12 Camper/Trailer $13 Bus/Tractor Trailer $16 Disney Resort guests and Annual Pass Holders do not need to pay for parking. Simply show your Annual Pass or Disney Resort parking pass (given to you upon check-in at your resort). Resort guests staying at the Swan or Dolphin hotels may show their room key to receive free parking Parking Lots: There are four parking lots at the Studios Film Television (Cast Member parking lot) Stage Music Guests with Disabilities: There is a special parking area for guests with disabilities. When you reach the toll area ask the Cast Member for directions on where to park if you are disabled.