New Buses at Walt Disney World - Articulated Buses, New Buses, Old Buses

Here are some of the new buses being used at the Walt Disney World resort. In this video you'll see Disney training the drivers in the new long articulated buses, as well as the old, and new Walt Disney World buses. The new silver bus you see at the end of the video also has a white version, though I didn't see any on this visit.

This was filmed at the new bus stop at the Magic Kingdom that recently opened at the Walt Disney World resort in Lake Buena Vista, Florida.

Filmed on December 3rd, 2013

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[ChieuVanNanaimo]

Great video! Broward County Transit does operate the Gillig Low Floor buses. Unfortunately, all of those buses are retired. Broward County Transit actually does still operate their XD60 buses and they look the same, as the ones in Disney World.

[Krabbylennongaming]

Glad to see their replacing most of the buses with new ones. Alot of the WDW buses have close to 1 million miles on them.

[TheTransitChannel]

Those buses looks like the Broward county transit bus. New Flyer and Gillig!

[WDWAngel]

I like the new buses at first sight, especially the Articulated bus! So nice huge! :)

[andyharris]

Its nice for hopefully the route with Swan, and Dolphin, carribean beach, yacht and beach and boardwalk. That route is always packed

[maritimeseven]

Oh PopSong. You're wonderful. Thank you for sharing!

[martincirino]

New Flyer XD60?? Wow!! Are they hybrids?
 Can't wait to see them next summer when we go there!

[Christopher-zjpy]

I for one will miss the old ones. very fond memories in them. :-)

[JakeLunceford]

I was at the MK yesterday and only saw one of those articulated buses driving. Hopefully they purchase more as some bus routes (especially value resorts) can fill up. I do like the new paint scheme on these buses and have been seeing more and more buses with that scheme on them. 

[MrOrangeRyan]

I am sorry to be a Party Pooper but Oh my Gosh. Those Buses that Connect in the Middle are going to have SO MANY Accidents.

[GrumpyBearChemo]

We just got rid of them in London, but they've had them at disney Paris for many many years

[jimbobseventy]

I feel sorry for the drivers, it was hard enough dealing with 72 guest on board when I worked there. Glad I retired before these monster buses came along.

[sonicboy]

So these have the default roof fairing, as opposed to a full-roof variant.

Too bad the back has a glaring issue only rectified sometime after this order.

[JoseTwitterFan]

A long time coming, those old buses were stuck in some '90s time warp, & I can tell because I went to "Florida's Amusement Cathedral" 15 years ago.

[MichaelWarbux]

I'm glad to see they're FINALLY investing in those longer busses. I wonder why it took them so long to do so. Side note: I have a weird fear of those busses. Like, what if the back part splits apart from the front part? haha

[moviesperson]

Will they they eventually replace all the old buses with the articulated buses?

[classychic]

I hate that articulated bus it freaks me out