Route map
Both lines with every numbered stop, transfer stops (marked with stars), fares, passes and hours.
Hop on and off along International Drive, from the premium outlets at either end to SeaWorld and everything in between. Buy your pass online before you go.
A quick look at the I-Ride Trolley on International Drive. Grab a pass and ride as much as you like.
Unlimited rides on the Red and Green Lines for every day of your pass, with transfers between lines included. Kids under 3 ride free.
One checkout for every pass. Pick 1, 3, 5, 7 or 14 days and how many riders. Secure checkout by Gray Line Orlando.
Sold by Gray Line Orlando, an authorized I-Ride Trolley reseller. Fares from the official I-Ride guide, last checked October 2026.
The Red Line runs the length of International Drive. The Green Line covers Universal Blvd. and Major Blvd. and joins the Red Line on South International Drive.
Wait at any marked I-Ride stop: red signs for the Red Line, green for the Green Line, and star signs where you can transfer. Show your pass to the driver when you board.
Save them to your phone or print them before your trip. Both are the official I-Ride maps, dated October 1, 2025.
Your pass gets you to all of these. Stop numbers are from the official I-Drive guide, listed north to south. Look for them on the stop signs.

Dinner show aboard a full-size 18th-century Spanish galleon in an indoor lagoon, with sword fights, stunts, an aerialist mermaid and a three-course dinner.

More than 300 artifacts and full-scale rooms from the ship, including the Grand Staircase. Walk the Promenade Deck, touch an iceberg and see a 2-ton piece of the hull.
Across the road from Pirates Dinner Adventure.

A 20-acre open-air plaza with restaurants, bars, shops and attractions, anchored by The Orlando Eye (formerly The Wheel), a 400-foot observation wheel.

Day trips from International Drive to Kennedy Space Center, Clearwater Beach, Daytona Beach, airboat rides, Gatorland, river tubing and an Orlando city tour. Every tour can depart from I-Ride Stop 14 on Via Mercado by ICON Park, and some also pick you up at your hotel.
The Gray Line coach loads at the same curb as I-Ride Trolley Stop 14 on Via Mercado, along the south edge of ICON Park, so you can step off the trolley and onto your tour.

The upside-down building with more than 100 hands-on exhibits on three levels, 4D motion rides, a glow-in-the-dark ropes course and laser tag.
The Outta Control Magic Comedy Dinner Show is here too, with all-you-can-eat pizza. Shows at 4 PM, 6 PM and 8 PM.
Marine theme park with dolphins, sea lions and other animal encounters, live shows and thrill rides like the Manta flying coaster.
Prices are Gray Line Orlando's "from" prices and may change. Hours are as published by each attraction, so check before you go. See all 16 attractions by stop
Both lines run daily from 8:00 AM to 10:30 PM.
| Line | First trolley | Last trolley | Every |
|---|---|---|---|
| Red Line | 8:00 AM | 10:30 PM | ~20 min |
| Green Line | 8:00 AM | 10:30 PM | ~45 min |
$2.00 per ride, paid in cash with exact change on board. Children 3 to 9 ride for $1.00 with a paying adult, and seniors 65 and over ride for $0.25.
Yes. Every I-Ride pass includes transfers, so you can switch between the Red and Green Lines as often as you like.
Children under 3 ride free.
Every day from 8:00 AM to 10:30 PM. Red Line trolleys come about every 20 minutes and Green Line trolleys about every 45 minutes.
The Red Line runs from Orlando International Premium Outlets at the north end of I-Drive, past SeaWorld, to Orlando Vineland Premium Outlets. The Green Line serves Windhover Dr., Major Blvd., Universal Blvd. and Westwood Blvd. See the trolley maps for every stop.
Yes. Visit Gray Line Orlando at 7081 Grand National Drive, Suite 101, in the International Drive district.