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Disney to introduce its own Uber like direct transportation service - Minnie Van
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It's a decent way for them to make money and in a way many guests will actually appreciate. But if it isn't cheaper, or similar enough to Uber, I won't be using it
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I guess that explains the fleet of identical SUVs parked by the MK lot exit.
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Cool! I'm the OP of this thread from last summer!
That is all...Brekenridge.
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So the busses still aren't improving? Yay!!! I can't wait to pay more to get the service level that should come automatically
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I guess this is good for early/late hotel ADRs and attempts to get to the mini-golf courses, which are otherwise a bit of a pain to reach. Actually using it would depend heavily on the cost, though.
I wonder if they'd add some kind of 'ride plan' option where you pay a certain amount up front for a set of rides, almost like the dining plan?
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So is this the self driving car thing or is that separate? If it isn't I'm confused who this is targeting as most people are used to just calling an Uber or Lyft now
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Updated with pricing and availability.
Disney to introduce its own Uber-like direct transportation service - Minnie Van
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↩ replying to AJH219They asked the food cart people for a name.
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I am wondering if they will outfit any of these vehicles with motorized wheelchair or mobility scooter lifts/ramps? Hmmm...
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↩ replying to Wsny11I'll add this here for discussion from the Gondola thread. I'm a bit concerned as someone who thinks Uber is the best way to get around property.
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And Misterpenguin I'm not calling you out or anything, just included your post as context for my second post
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↩ replying to AJH219I should have expected the vans to be called "Minnie Vans" from the moment I first heard about this.
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Um... what happened to the future? Cars for $20? Sad.
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I do wish the Uber Vans had better theming. Like imagine a Haunted Mansion Uber car based on the Doom Buggie with the Ghost Host narrating where you will be heading to. It would work during the Halloween and Fall seasons.