Where does the Cocoa Beach trolley go?

The trolley service runs Monday through Saturday from 6:00am to 11:00pm and on Sunday from 7:45am to 5:40pm from Port Canaveral to 13th Street in Cocoa Beach. A ride on the trolley costs $1.50 with a special rate of 75¢ for seniors, veterans, disabled and students.

How much is shuttle from Orlando to Cocoa Beach?

Cocoa Beach Transportation and Shuttle Service

Is there a shuttle from Orlando to the beach?

Shared Transportation Our Orlando to Cocoa Beach daily shared shuttle service is the best ways to travel from Orlando to anywhere in the state of Florida at the most affordable fares. Our shared shuttle bus from Orlando to Cocoa Beach runs twice a day 7 days a week. It runs daily in the mornings and afternoon.

How do you get to the beach from Orlando without a car?

The best way to get from Orlando to Cocoa Beach without a car is to line 11 bus and shuttle and taxi which takes 3h 2m and costs $120 – $160. How long does it take to get from Orlando to Cocoa Beach? It takes approximately 3h 2m to get from Orlando to Cocoa Beach, including transfers.

How much is a shuttle from Orlando to Daytona Beach?

If you need a ride from Orlando (MCO) Airport to Daytona, this is the shuttle for you. The one-way fare from MCO to Daytona/DeLand/Deltona is $38.

Can I sleep on Cocoa Beach?

Unfortunately, no rest facilities. An alternate plan would be to get a “Mom & Pop” hotel and you would have everything you need. Check this place out: Beach Place.

Does Woolworths sell Opal cards?

“I’m also pleased to announce customers will be able to get an Opal card from their local Woolworths supermarket. Opal cards are now available from three Woolies stores at Bondi Junction, Town Hall and Wynyard, with that number set to grow to 50 stores in the lead up to 1 September.”