I wouldn't agree that everyone had a cell phone now. While small, there is certainly still a segment of the population that doesn't have them. That segment of the population, an older demographic, may be more reliant on landlines in the event of an emergency. Also consider that some international guests may not want to pay international roaming charges while in the US. The phones also are not just used to contact the front desk to request additional supplies.
There is no longer a phone on the bar counter in the kitchen?
Correct, or in our case (Courts Townhome) in the living room, there is no longer one on the side table. Presumably they are also gone from the kitchen area in the other units (I recall them there in both Springs and Spas).
Not from personal experience, we always rented when we weren't driving down, but with 6 people and luggage I would start by checking out Mears to get a large enough vehicle. However, if the cost is too high you could consider 2 or even 3 Ubers. Rideshare is pretty competitive in Orlando by all accounts.Hello SVR fans!
It's been awhile but I am headed back to SVR. This will be the first time that we are flying with no plans to rent a car.
Does anyone have any tips for travel from MCO to SVR? Shuttles, services, Ubers etc? This trip will include six adults.
