One of the perks of staying onsite at Walt Disney World is the seamless transportation to their parks, and Hollywood Studios is no exception.
Hollywood Studios is home to some of our favorite bars and lounges on property, and if you’re planning to imbibe while there, having this transportation readily available is key.
Whether you’re planning to toast with DJ Rex at Oga’s Cantina or just soak in the vintage Hollywood vibes throughout the park, we’ve got all the details on how to find your way.
Here’s what you need to know about how to get to Hollywood Studios:
How to get to Hollywood Studios from your resort (Onsite Guests)
Heading to Hollywood Studios from your resort? The good news is that every onsite Disney resort will have at least 1 FREE way to get you to Hollywood Studios.

But, in addition to the free ways listed below, every resort also has some non-Disney and premium (meaning it costs extra) Disney transportation options for you, too:
Hollywood Studios Resort Area
The Hollywood Studios Resort Area consists of a collection of resorts that are all linked to Hollywood Studios via the Disney Skyliner:
- Disney’s Pop Century Resort
- Disney’s Art of Animation Resort
- Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort*
- Disney’s Riviera Resort*
*Because of their location along the Disney Skyliner, these 2 resorts are assigned 2 categories: EPCOT Area and Hollywood Studios Area
If you are staying at one of these resorts, here’s how you get to Hollywood Studios:

EPCOT Area Resorts (Crescent Lake)
- Disney’s BoardWalk Inn
- Disney’s Yacht Club Resort
- Disney’s Beach Club Resort
- Walt Disney World Swan Hotel
- Walt Disney World Dolphin Hotel
- Walt Disney Swan Reserve
Our favorite place to stay when planning to spend a bunch of time at either EPCOT or Hollywood Studios is at one of the resorts within walking distance to both parks – the EPCOT Area Crescent Lake resorts
Sometimes our budget doesn’t stretch to staying that close to Hollywood Studios, but when it does, we love how convenient these resorts make getting to and from Hollywood Studios and the International Gateway entrance at EPCOT.
If you are staying at one of the EPCOT Area resorts around Crescent Lake, here’s how you get to Hollywood Studios:
EPCOT Area Resorts (All Others)
In addition to the EPCOT Area resorts that are around Crescent Lake, there are a couple other resorts that are technically part of the EPCOT Area (as well as the Hollywood Studios Area), however they are not within walking distance:
- Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort*
- Disney’s Riviera Resort*
Here’s how you get from these resorts to Hollywood Studios:

Magic Kingdom Area Resorts
The Magic Kingdom Resort Area consists of several resorts that are all located near Magic Kingdom. These resorts include some of the earliest Disney World Resorts to open such as the Polynesian Village Resort and Disney’s Contemporary Resort, among others.
- Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
- Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort
- Disney’s Contemporary Resort & Bay Lake Towers
- Disney’s Wilderness Lodge, Boulder Ridge Villas, & Copper Creek Villas
- Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground
Here’s how you get from these resorts to Hollywood Studios:
Animal Kingdom Resort Area
The Animal Kingdom Resort area consists of a collection of resorts that are closest to Animal Kingdom. This includes the popular All-Star Resorts and Coronado Springs, plus the Animal Kingdom Lodge and Villas:
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom Villas – Kidani Village
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom Villas – Jambo House
- Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort
- Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort
- Disney’s All-Star Music Resort
- Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort
If you are staying at one of these resorts, here’s how you get to Hollywood Studios:

Disney Springs Area Resorts
The Disney Springs Resort Area includes onsite Disney Resorts that are within close proximity to Disney Springs:
- Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa
- Disney’s Old Key West Resort
- Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – French Quarter
- Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – Riverside
If you are staying at one of these resorts, here’s how you get to Hollywood Studios:

How to get to Hollywood Studios from your resort (Offsite Guests)
If you are staying offsite, you will have a couple of options to get to Hollywood Studios:
How to get to Hollywood Studios from EPCOT
If you are at EPCOT and want to use Disney transportation to get to Hollywood Studios, you’ll have a few ways to do that:

How to get to Hollywood Studios from Magic Kingdom
If you are at Magic Kingdom and want to use Disney transportation to get to Hollywood Studios, you’ll have a few ways to do that:
How to get to Hollywood Studios from Animal Kingdom
When going from Animal Kingdom, you’ll have just one free option: the bus.
How to get to Hollywood Studios from Disney Springs
There are no Disney buses that go directly from Disney Springs to Hollywood Studios. Instead we recommend taking a bus from Disney Springs to a resort, and then using the transportation from that resort to get you to Hollywood Studios.
Heading to any resort will work, but you can be strategic to save yourself some steps or from having to transfer multiple times.
- Pop Century (then take the Skyliner to Hollywood Studios)
- Art of Animation (then take the Skyliner to Hollywood Studios)
- Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort (then take the Skyliner to Hollywood Studios)
- Any of the All-Star Resorts (they only have 1 bus stop at the resort, so it is easy to get off the Disney Springs bus and then hop right back in line for Hollywood Studios)
- Port Orleans French Quarter (again, they only have 1 bus stop at the resort, so it is easy to get off the Disney Springs bus and hop back in line for Hollywood Studios)
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