Swan Boats In downtown Orlando (DTO as some locals call it), swans are counted amongst our many modes of mobility. While you may not be able to take a swan boat from point A to point B, the surprisingly serene experience will deliver some unforgettable views of cityscape. After all, you haven't really experienced DTO until you've pedaled a swan boat.
Scooter share Scooter sharing creates an exciting mobility experience in downtown Orlando. Scooters are equipped with GPS technology that enables riders to return them throughout the downtown area rather than a specific location. Most of the scooter share companies are national brands and offer smartphone applications where riders can locate a scooter, unlock it, and pay for the trip.
Bike share No need to BYOB to downtown Orlando. Rent a traditional or electric bike from national brands to explore neighborhoods and districts or connect to other forms of transit like SunRail. Simply hop on a web-enabled mobile device, desktop computer, or visit a hub to reserve a bike.
Bike lanes Bicycle lanes and pathways are an important part of a complete transportation system, especially when they link to other modes of travel, such as fixed-route bus service. Downtown Orlando is filled with bike lanes. Explore a detailed bike lane map that displays undesignated, designated, existing, and future bike lanes.
Pedicabs You could bike around downtown, or turn over the pedals to the pros, kick back, and enjoy the views as you glide to your next destination or back to where your car is parked. Available mostly during major event nights and late nights on the weekends, pedicabs provide a refreshing, open-air mobility experience with room for up to four passengers.
LYMMO free bus system LYMMO is the ultra-convenient FREE bus rapid transit (BRT) circulator that runs seven days a week throughout downtown Orlando. With its own dedicated lane and stoplight system, you can hop aboard and move swiftly between major live/work/play/learn/stay downtown destinations.
SunRail SunRail is Central Florida’s commuter rail that serves four counties with 16 stations, including two located in downtown. The downtown stations are located on Church Street and at LYNX Central Station. Learn more about the SunRail schedule.
LYNX Central Station LYNX Central Station is an intermodal transit station near Creative Village. Visitors and commuters can take the Orange or Lime LYMMO lines to Central Station and conveniently connect to SunRail or LYNX bus service. Get going with LYNX.
Taxis/Private carriers What’s a downtown without taxis? Taxis are one of the many modes of transportation available in downtown Orlando, and we’ve compiled the following companies that offer premier services or a quick cab ride to your next downtown destination.
Car share Car share options are available by Zipcar, the world’s leading car sharing network. Enjoy the convenience of a car without the monthly payment. Car sharing is short-term car rental. Cars are available by the hour or day. Gas and insurance are included.
O-Cartz O-Cartz is a convenient (and eco-friendly) shuttle service that provides clean, quiet, efficient, and affordable transportation. The coverage area of O-Cartz spans Ivanhoe Boulevard to the north, Summerlin Avenue to the west, Division Street to the east, and Anderson Street to the south. Each vehicle can accommodate up to six passengers. Ride with O-Cartz.
Senior Tran Senior Tran serves residents of downtown buildings housing seniors. Service operated three days a week and stops at points of interest near downtown.
SWAN Shuttle: Shuttle With Autonomous Navigation The City of Orlando’s SWAN Shuttle, powered by Beep technologies, is a free, autonomous vehicle shuttle that will carry passengers on a continuous loop from Lynx Central Station through Creative Village on the LYMMO Orange Line during off-peak hours.