Using Uber (with car seats) in Disney?

[spaghetticat]

I didn't realize just how difficult it was to get between resorts and I'm starting to worry a little. We are staying at Pop and have meals planned at the Contemporary, Poly, Ft Wilderness and Grand Floridian. We are also doing Pirates and Pals which gets back to the Contemporary late. I'm really dreading the thought of being on a bus for 40+ minutes with two exhausted kids late at night, not to mention the rest of the trip.

So I'm throwing around a rental car but it's $$$. Has anyone used Uber in Disney? Do they offer cars with 2 car seats?

[curbsideprophet]

How old are you kids? Can at least one sit it a bubblebum? Will all those ADRs be from resort to resort or will you be coming/going to the parks for any of them?

[spaghetticat]

My kids are 2 and 4. Most, if not all ADRs are from the resort. I thought I was planning well, but this did not occur to me in the planning.

[cbwm1]

I'd honestly just get a rental. You're going to pay just as much, if not more Ubering

[skwcm80]

I'd get a rental to be honest. If you wait until closer to your trip you might be able to find an inexpensive option.

[curbsideprophet]

I think I would just get a rental.

[lala]

I'd get a rental or cut down a few of those ADRs. For me that's a lot of time spent traveling & eating out of the parks.

[ilikedonuts]

I would not feel comfortable with uber family in orlando personally.

thecarseatlady.com/uberfamily-in-orlando/

I'd just get a rental.

[Deleted]

I would try to change a few ADRs. I find it easiest to eat close to where I will be ( so plan to be in MK before eating at The Contemporary)

or rent a car.

[spaghetticat]

Jun 7, 2016 12:41:15 GMT -5 ilikedonuts said:

I would not feel comfortable with uber family in orlando personally.

thecarseatlady.com/uberfamily-in-orlando/

I'd just get a rental.

Wow thanks for that link.

Does anyone know of any reputable decently priced rental companies in the Orlando airport? Everything I'm looking at has terrible reviews.

[lala]

Jun 7, 2016 13:49:29 GMT -5 spaghetticat said:

Jun 7, 2016 12:41:15 GMT -5 ilikedonuts said:

I would not feel comfortable with uber family in orlando personally.

thecarseatlady.com/uberfamily-in-orlando/

I'd just get a rental.

Wow thanks for that link.

Does anyone know of any reputable decently priced rental companies in the Orlando airport? Everything I'm looking at has terrible reviews.

For a car? I'd just do priceline and bid dirt cheap. 

[spaghetticat]

Jun 7, 2016 13:58:23 GMT -5 lala said:

Jun 7, 2016 13:49:29 GMT -5 spaghetticat said:

Wow thanks for that link.

Does anyone know of any reputable decently priced rental companies in the Orlando airport? Everything I'm looking at has terrible reviews.

For a car? I'd just do priceline and bid dirt cheap. 

I'm just nervous bc so many of the rental companies have one star for shady dealings.

I didn't know this but the Chase Ultimate Rewards portal has really good deals. I'm seeing half the price of what I was seeing in general.

[lala]

Jun 7, 2016 17:07:59 GMT -5 spaghetticat said:

Jun 7, 2016 13:58:23 GMT -5 lala said:

For a car? I'd just do priceline and bid dirt cheap. 

I'm just nervous bc so many of the rental companies have one star for shady dealings.

I didn't know this but the Chase Ultimate Rewards portal has really good deals. I'm seeing half the price of what I was seeing in general.

Oooh that's good to know about CUR.

I've always had good luck bidding with Priceline & I've never even checked reviews or ratings. That said, I've never rented in Orlando.

[skwcm80]

Jun 7, 2016 17:07:59 GMT -5 spaghetticat said:

Jun 7, 2016 13:58:23 GMT -5 lala said:

For a car? I'd just do priceline and bid dirt cheap. 

I'm just nervous bc so many of the rental companies have one star for shady dealings.

I didn't know this but the Chase Ultimate Rewards portal has really good deals. I'm seeing half the price of what I was seeing in general.

I found a good deal with Costco travel.

[cbwm1]

Jun 7, 2016 13:21:09 GMT -5 @savestheday said:

I would try to change a few ADRs. I find it easiest to eat close to where I will be ( so plan to be in MK before eating at The Contemporary)

or rent a car.

I just wanted to come back and say that this is a very valid suggestion. We were rookies last year and had no idea what we were doing when booking ADRs. I booked too many at different resorts and we were going allllllll over the place to get to them. It cut off our times in the parks, which was a huge bummer.

(I was also relying on our TA to tell me to avoid doing this, but she sucked and even failed to tell me the right date to make ADRs, so we were stuck with what we could get.)

[spaghetticat]

Gah I just planned so much and tried to really get the most out of free dining. Most days we are eating at resorts are off days.

The only ones that are especially stressing me out are the Mickey's BBQ and coming back from the Contemporary after Pirates and Pals.