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I-Ride Trolley questions
The short version: the I-Ride Trolley runs daily 8:00 AM to 10:30 PM on two lines along International Drive. A ride is $2 cash, or get unlimited rides with a pass from $8 a day. Fares and hours last checked against the official I-Ride guide: October 2026.
Fares, hours and stops
How much does the I-Ride Trolley cost?
A single ride is $2.00, paid in cash with exact change. Children 3 to 9 ride for $1.00 with a paying adult, seniors 65 and over ride for $0.25, and children under 3 ride free. Unlimited-ride passes cost $8 for 1 day, $10 for 3 days, $12 for 5 days, $18 for 7 days and $22 for 14 days.
What are the I-Ride Trolley hours?
Both lines run every day from 8:00 AM to 10:30 PM.
How often does the trolley come?
Red Line trolleys come about every 20 minutes. Green Line trolleys come about every 45 minutes.
Where does the Red Line go?
The Red Line runs the length of International Drive, from Orlando International Premium Outlets at the north end, past ICON Park, Pointe Orlando and SeaWorld, to Orlando Vineland Premium Outlets at the south end.
Where does the Green Line go?
The Green Line serves Windhover Dr., Major Blvd., Universal Blvd. and Westwood Blvd., then joins the Red Line on South International Drive.
What do "North" and "South" mean on stop numbers?
North stops are served by northbound trolleys and South stops by southbound trolleys, on the opposite side of the road. Stops labeled "Green" are Green Line stops.
Where can I buy an I-Ride Trolley pass?
Online from Gray Line Orlando, an authorized I-Ride reseller, at graylineorlando.com, or in person at Gray Line Orlando, 7081 Grand National Drive, Suite 101, Orlando, FL 32819.
Who runs this website?
This site is run by Gray Line Orlando, an authorized reseller of the I-Ride Trolley and of the attraction tickets and tours sold here. Our office is in the International Drive district at 7081 Grand National Drive, Suite 101, Orlando, FL 32819. When you book on this site, your tickets are issued by Gray Line Orlando.
Can I buy a pass on the trolley?
No. Passes are not sold on the trolleys. Buy your pass online before you ride, or in person in the International Drive area. On board, drivers only take exact cash fares and do not carry change.
When does a multi-day pass start?
A pass starts when it is activated and runs for consecutive days. A 3-day pass covers three days in a row, not any three days.
How do transfers between the Red and Green Lines work?
Transfers are free at the designated transfer stops, which are marked with stars on the route map. If you are paying cash, ask the driver for a transfer ticket when you get off at the transfer stop.
Is the I-Ride Trolley wheelchair accessible?
Yes. Each trolley has an ADA hydraulic lift and two wheelchair positions. Weight limits apply to the lift. Each trolley seats 41 riders and carries up to 54 in total.
How many stops does the I-Ride Trolley have?
The Red Line has 64 stops counting both directions along International Drive. The Green Line has 35 stops of its own plus 26 stops shared with the Red Line.
Do passes work on both lines?
Yes. Unlimited-ride passes cover the Red Line and the Green Line for every day of the pass.
Are trolley transfers included with a pass?
Yes. Transfers are included in every I-Ride pass, so you can switch between the Red and Green Lines as often as you like.
Is there a printable I-Ride Trolley map?
Yes. Download the route map or the stops and places map, which lists hotels, restaurants and attractions with their stop numbers.
How do I get from ICON Park to SeaWorld by trolley?
Take a southbound Red Line trolley to Stop 24 South. See the ICON Park to SeaWorld ride guide and more ride guides.
Which stop is closest to my hotel?
See the hotels by trolley stop list for more than 30 International Drive hotels.
Which stop is for ICON Park?
Stop 14 North on the Red Line, or Green 08 South on the Green Line.
Which stop is for SeaWorld?
Stops 24 North and 24 South on the Red Line.
Which stop is for Pointe Orlando?
Stop 18 North on the Red Line, or Green 11 South on the Green Line.
Ride all day for $8
Unlimited-ride passes for 1, 3, 5, 7 or 14 days ($8, $10, $12, $18, $22) cover both lines, with transfers included.