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The data has to be really distorted because neither place is traditionally walkable outside of the tourist areas. But both show that you can make unwalkable ar
by pwthornton 3y ago
The data has to be really distorted because neither place is traditionally walkable outside of the tourist areas.
But both show that you can make unwalkable areas highly walkable. People love going to Disney and being able to safely walk around.
- neuronerdgirl 3y agoAs someone who was just there, you can't walk practically ANYWHERE in disney world. Within the parks sure, but getting between places is a nightmare if you don't have a car. There are zero sidewalks anywhere between any of the resorts and parks. We stayed at the Port Orleans resort and were forced to take a bus to Epcot (15 minute drive, for the record) when the entrance is literally across the highway! We had to add almost an hour for transit anytime we wanted to shift sites, and there was never an option to walk. We couldn't even access a pharmacy when my partner realized their contact solution was out - we would have had to pay for a Lyft because not only were there no sidewalks, the parking lots were literally fenced in. Coming from more regular trips to the Anaheim location where you can easily walk from any nearby hotel to anywhere you need to go, I was shocked at how aggressively anti-pedestrian it all felt.