Overview
- Introduced several years ago, the aerial system links multiple resorts with EPCOT and Disney’s Hollywood Studios to relieve bus congestion and improve connectivity.
- Supporters cite easier roll‑on access for strollers and wheelchairs, quieter private cabins, and scenic views that turn transit into part of the experience.
- Critics report rocky cabin movement, fear of heights, and stress from pauses or backups, with worries centered on the lack of easy midroute exits.
- The installation reframed transportation at the resort by making mobility a visible, experiential element rather than an invisible utility.
- Current coverage reports no new incidents or policy changes, highlighting an ongoing, entrenched divide over comfort versus convenience.