Disney’s Old Key West Bus Schedule, Stops, and Route Guides

One of the perks of staying at Disney’s Old Key West is having complimentary bus transportation to and from the theme parks and Disney Springs. The resort is primarily served by buses and offers one additional water taxi service to Disney Springs. In this guide, we’ll cover where the bus stops are located, how often buses run, and provide a printable bus schedule with the average travel times.

Old Key West Bus Stops

Old Key West has five internal bus stops. They are in order as listed. See our notes below about the starting points.

• Hospitality House
• Peninsular Road
• Old Turtle Pond Road
• South Point Road
• Miller’s Road

The starting and stopping points are different for the theme parks versus Disney Springs.

• Theme park buses stop at all five stops, with Hospitality House as the final pick-up before leaving the resort. (Order: Peninsular Road, Old Turtle Pond Road, South Point Road, Miller’s Road, and then Hospitality House)
• Disney Springs buses stop at Hospitality House first and loop through the resort. Miller’s Road is the last stop before the Disney Springs bus leaves the resort. (Order: As listed above, with Hospitality House being the first stop and Miller Road the last.)

Using the Bus System at Old Key West to Get Around the Resort

Here are a few tips you can use to get around the resort.

• You can take any theme park bus from your area within the resort to reach Hospitality House (the main lobby and recreation area). Likewise, if you’re at Hospitality House, you can take the Disney Springs bus back to your resort area.

Buses typically run about once every 20 minutes. While we can’t predict how long you’ll wait for a bus, we’ve tracked multiple routes to provide real travel time averages from Old Key West to Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom, and Disney Springs.

• If you see a message on the wait time screen at Hospitality House that says “Take a water taxi” to Disney Springs, you can ignore it. A bus is coming, even if the sign suggests otherwise. Every Disney Resort offers bus service to Disney Springs.

• Remember that all stops are outdoor pavilions. You’ll want to pack an umbrella or poncho in case of rain, especially given Old Key West’s open-air layout.

Old Key West Bus Stop Map

Here is a map of Disney’s Old Key West that shows the location of the bus stops at the resort.

Old Key West Bus Schedule

Below, we’ve provided the average travel time from the last bus stop that leaves the resort to each destination. Note that our travel times do not include how long we waited for the bus. Wait times signs are posted at the resort bus stop, indicating when the next bus will arrive. Again, these are the averages of several trips and do not consider extenuating circumstances like significant traffic.

Buses From:	To:	Time:
Old Key West (HH)	Magic Kingdom	14 minutes
Old Key West (HH)	EPCOT	10 minutes
Old Key West (HH)	Disney’s Hollywood Studios	11 minutes
Old Key West (HH)	Disney’s Animal Kingdom	16 minutes
Old Key West (MR)	Disney Springs	12 minutes

*HH stands for Hospitality House, and MR stands for Miller Road.

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We hope you enjoyed this preview of the bus times for Old Key West Resort. For a more detailed look at the buses, you might enjoy our complete guide to Disney’s Buses. You might also enjoy our Resorts Gal Guide to Disney’s Old Key West.

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