Epcot Monorail

The Epcot Monorail only goes back and forth from the Transportation and Ticket Center and Epcot itself. If you are trying to get to The Magic Kingdom or one of the monorail resorts (The Grand Floridian, The Polynesian, or The Contemporary), you’ll have to get off the monorail at the T&T Center and hop on another one.
Coming into Epcot from the T&T Center gives you a really nice few. The monorail circles around Spaceship Earth and Future World. The is a great opportunity to take some great photos.
The monorail at Epcot is also the ONLY one with an elevator for those in wheelchairs. This may not seem like that big of a deal, but the ramps going up to the monorails are very steep. If there’s not line, it’s not so bad to push someone up. But when there’s a long line coming down one of those inclines, it can be pretty difficult to hold a wheelchair still. I’ve actually inquired at Guest Service about why the other monorails locations don’t have elevators and they told me it’s because the one at The Magic Kingdom and the T&T Center were built before the ADA Guidelines were put into effect. They said it would require a major shutdown of the monorails to install the elevators and it would really hold up transportation for the guests for quite some time. Anyway… now you know if you were curious like me.
Just like at The Magic Kingdom, the Epcot Monorail gets jammed packed at the end of the night when the Park is closing (after Illuminations). You’ll be waiting in a long line and then you’ll be placed into one of the monorail cars and packed in like a sardine. So, if you’ve seen Illuminations before, I highly recommend you get out of the Park before the show starts so you can avoid the mad dash to the monorails.
And I’m always going to give the Disney Monorails 5 stars because they are definitely the most fun way to get around on Disney Property!