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Mom And Daughter; Animal Kingdom
  • On Jun 2, 2013
    Lisa Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    Is there a bus from DTD directly to Typhoon lagoon?

    Hi Lisa!

    There is not a bus that goes directly from Downtown Disney to Typhoon Lagoon. The best way to access Typhoon Lagoon from Downtown Disney is to take a bus from Downtown Disney to any of the resorts, TTC or parks and then take a bus from the resort/TTC/park to Typhoon Lagoon. 

    Typhoon Lagoon is across the street from Downtown Disney, so another option you have is to take a quick cab ride over to Typoon Lagoon from DTD if you want to get there quickly. I don't recommend walking because there are no sidewalks and traffic can be heavy in the area.

    Magically,
    Stacy
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Meet the Panelist: Stacy, South Carolina

My name is Stacy and I'm a native Carolinian, single mom to two amazing teens, and a Walt Disney World fanatic! My kids and I are Disney Annual Passholders and whether we are celebrating a birthday, running a runDisney race, or simply having a craving for a Mickey pretzel, we visit the most magical place on earth as much as possible! I am ecstatic to share the tips and tricks I have learned over the yEARS as part of the planDisney panel!
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