If you're staying near Disney Springs and have Legoland Florida on your itinerary, there's a surprisingly convenient way to get there — without ever touching a steering wheel. The Legoland Express, which launched May 21, 2026, offers round-trip shuttle service from two Orlando-area locations directly to the park in Winter Haven, with round-trip tickets starting at just $8 per person.
The shuttle makes two morning pick-ups: guests at ICON Park board at 8:30 a.m., and those at Disney Springs depart at 9 a.m., timing the arrival to align with the park's typical 10 a.m. opening. The return trip leaves 30 minutes after Legoland Florida closes for the day, with the exact time depending on that day's schedule.
Operated by Mears, the service is wheelchair accessible, though guests who require a dedicated wheelchair space are encouraged to reserve that ticket type in advance. Limited stroller storage is also available on board. All seats must be reserved ahead of time through Legoland Florida's website.
The shuttle currently runs Thursdays through Sundays during summer, then Fridays and Saturdays in September and October. No schedule has been announced for November yet. The Disney Springs departure is particularly noteworthy — while that destination is best known as a Walt Disney World gateway, it does accommodate select third-party transportation providers, making the Legoland Express one of the more unexpected options departing from the popular shopping and dining district.
This story was first reported by Attractions Magazine.
