The I-RIDE Trolley runs two lines on Orlando's International Drive. The Red Line runs from Orlando International Premium Outlets south past SeaWorld to Orlando Vineland Premium Outlets, and the Green Line serves Major Blvd., Universal Blvd. and Westwood Blvd. Trolleys run daily from 8:00am to 10:30pm, and a single ride is $2.00 in exact change (as of October 7, 2026).

Where Are the I-RIDE Trolley Stops?

I-RIDE stops sit along the two lines, and each stop has a numbered marker. According to the International Drive Business Improvement District, which the trolley is operated for, Red Line southbound markers are red squares with yellow numbers and Green Line southbound markers are green circles with yellow numbers. The Red Line begins at Orlando International Premium Outlets at the north end of I-Drive, runs to SeaWorld and continues south to Orlando Vineland Premium Outlets. The Green Line's southbound trip begins on Windhover Drive and serves Major Blvd., Universal Blvd. and Westwood Blvd. Use the stop map on the I-Drive BID trolley page to find the numbered stop nearest your hotel.

I-RIDE Trolley at a glance (as of October 7, 2026)
ItemRed LineGreen Line
RouteOrlando International Premium Outlets to SeaWorld, continuing south to Orlando Vineland Premium OutletsMajor Blvd., Universal Blvd. and Westwood Blvd.; southbound begins on Windhover Drive
HoursDaily, 8:00am to 10:30pmDaily, 8:00am to 10:30pm
How oftenAbout every 20 minutesAbout every 45 minutes
Southbound stop markerRed square, yellow numberGreen circle, yellow number

Source: International Drive Business Improvement District, I-RIDE Trolley page. The operator site iridetrolley.com did not load when we checked.

How Much Does the I-RIDE Trolley Cost?

A single ride is $2.00. Children ages 3 to 9 ride for $1.00 with a paying adult, children under 3 ride free, and riders 65 and over pay $0.25. Exact change is required because drivers do not carry cash, and transfers between trolleys are free; cash riders ask the driver for a transfer coupon. Multi-day passes are valid for consecutive days and are sold online and at more than 100 locations, but not on the trolleys.

I-RIDE Trolley fares and passes (as of October 7, 2026)
Fare typePrice
Single ride (adult)$2.00
Child, ages 3 to 9 with a paying adult$1.00
Children under 3Free
Senior, 65 and over$0.25
1-Day Pass$8.00
3-Day Pass$10.00
5-Day Pass$12.00
7-Day Pass$18.00
14-Day Pass$22.00

Source: I-Drive BID I-RIDE Trolley page. Passes are for consecutive days and are not sold on board.

Is the I-RIDE Trolley Wheelchair Accessible?

Yes. The I-Drive BID says each trolley has two wheelchair positions and an ADA-specified hydraulic lift, with weight limitations. The fleet is 17 climate-controlled, rubber-tired replica trolleys, each seating 41 riders with a total capacity of 54.

Does the I-RIDE Trolley Connect With LYNX Buses?

LYNX, Orlando's bus system, also runs on International Drive. Its route list includes Link 8 (W. Oak Ridge Road/Intl. Drive), Link 42 (Intl. Drive/Oak Ridge Road/Orlando Intl. Airport) and Link 38 (Universal Orlando/Intl. Drive Express). LYNX is a separate system with its own fares, so trolley passes do not cover it. See our LYNX bus guide for fares and routes.

When Is a Group Charter Better Than the Trolley?

The trolley is built for individual riders moving up and down the I-Drive corridor. A trolley holds 54 people including standees and also carries the general public, so a group of 30 or 40 cannot count on boarding together, and the trolley does not leave I-Drive for Walt Disney World, Orlando International Airport or Port Canaveral. For those trips, a private charter keeps a group on one vehicle with its luggage.

Related: International Drive corridor guide, MCO ground transportation, Orlando group charters, get a group quote.

Frequently Asked Questions

I-RIDE stops run along International Drive on two lines. The Red Line goes from Orlando International Premium Outlets south past SeaWorld to Orlando Vineland Premium Outlets, and the Green Line serves Major Blvd., Universal Blvd. and Westwood Blvd. Southbound Red Line stops are marked with red squares and Green Line stops with green circles, each with a yellow stop number.
A single I-RIDE ride costs $2.00, children ages 3 to 9 pay $1.00 with a paying adult, children under 3 ride free and seniors 65 and over pay $0.25. Passes cost $8.00 for 1 day, $10.00 for 3 days, $12.00 for 5 days, $18.00 for 7 days and $22.00 for 14 days, according to the I-Drive Business Improvement District as of October 7, 2026.
The I-RIDE Trolley runs daily from 8:00am to 10:30pm on both the Red Line and the Green Line, according to the International Drive Business Improvement District. Red Line trolleys arrive about every 20 minutes and Green Line trolleys about every 45 minutes, so allow extra time on the Green Line, especially for evening dinner or show reservations.
No. Passes are not sold on the trolleys. They are sold online and at more than 100 locations along International Drive, and they are valid for consecutive days. If you pay cash on board, bring exact change, because drivers do not carry cash, and ask the driver for a free transfer coupon if you need to switch trolleys.
It works for small groups staying on International Drive, but each trolley seats 41 with room for 54 including standees and also carries other riders, so a large group may be split across trolleys. The trolley also stays on the I-Drive corridor. Groups heading to theme parks, Orlando International Airport or Port Canaveral usually book a private charter instead.

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