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Quick StatsBest Ways to Get Around Town
- A cab ride to the airport costs approximately $30
- Air Transport, (407) 382-0404
- All Airport Shuttle Service, (407) 859-5456
How to Get to the Airport
- A cab ride to the airport costs approximately $30.
- Air Transport (407) 382-0404
- All City Shuttle Service (407) 298-5100
College Prowler Take
Orlando is a sprawling metropolitan area with lots to do and many ways to get there. From the city bus line and the Lynx to local taxi companies, there’s a quick, easy, and affordable ride for every student. Travel to and from campus is also convenient and available when classes are in session. Although the transportation in Orlando is more than reliable, it’s a definite advantage to have a car. Either that, or try to find a friend who has one. Hey, at least we’re honest. Students Speak Out
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UCFvd says: University of Central Florida 2015 Business  |
Public transportation is...
Public transportation is excellent. I live off campus, but we have a shuttle that comes every 10 minutes and drops me off directly in the center of campus.
Transportation: March 11, 2009
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UCFMB says: University of Central Florida 2013 Law and Legal Studies |
I see buses all the time, but I do...
I see buses all the time, but I do not use the public transportation around UCF.
Transportation: March 07, 2009
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UCFLG says: University of Central Florida 2013 Communication and Journalism |
I have never used it, but I know...
I have never used it, but I know it is very easy to use.
Transportation: March 05, 2009
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UCFJC says: University of Central Florida 2013 Social Sciences |
Public transportation in Orlando...
Public transportation in Orlando is not very good. If you want to go a short distance, it is OK to use the public Lynx system, but it's not reliable for longer distances. Definitely plan ahead.
Transportation: February 23, 2009
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Anonymous says: |
There are lots of bus systems to...
There are lots of bus systems to go to and from school and around the city. |
On-Campus Transportation
Student Escort Patrol Service (407) 823-2424 Sunday–Thursday 7 p.m.–12:30 a.m.
www.parking.ucf.edu UCF Shuttle Service (407) 823-5812 Monday–Friday 7 a.m.–10 p.m.
Public Transportation
Route maps may be obtained at the Millican Hall Information Booth or by calling Lynx at (407) 841-8240. Lynx–Central Florida Regional Transportation Authority (407) 841-LYNX
Taxi Cabs
Ace Metro Cab Co.
(407) 855-1111
Airport Taxicab & Shuttle
(407) 657-1331
Big Apple Transportation
(407) 352-6611
Champion Transportation
(407) 592-7813
Checker Cab Co.
(407) 422-2222
Diamond Cab Co.
(407) 523-3333
National Cab Co.
(407) 678-8888
Greyhound
The Greyhound Bus Terminal is located, approximately 35 minutes from the UCF Campus. Orlando Greyhound Bus Terminal 555 N. John Young Parkway, Orlando (407)292-3440 www.greyhound.com
Amtrak
The Amtrak Station is in Downtown Orlando, approximately 30 minutes from the UCF campus. Orlando Amtrak Train Station 1400 Sligh Blvd., Orlando (800) 872–7245 www.amtrak.com
Airport
The Orlando International Airport is 22 miles and a 30-minute drive from UCF. Orlando International Airport (MCO) One Airport Blvd. (407) 825-2001
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