Route changes coming to Lynx

By -

Lynx is planning to make route and schedule changes throughout its bus system serving Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties.

Most of the changes appear to be minor, with the exception of some routes serving the Disney resort area.



Here are the details:

ROUTE CHANGES

·         Link 36 – Lake Richmond (Orange County) – Outbound buses will operate via Central Avenue instead of Washington Street between Hughey Avenue and Division Avenue.

·         Link 104 – West Colonial Drive (Orange County) – Inbound buses will operate via Rosalind Avenue, Amelia Street to LYNX Central Station. Outbound buses will operate via Livingston Street, Magnolia Avenue to Robinson Street.

ROUTE AND SCHEDULE CHANGES

·         Link 40 – Americana Boulevard/Universal Orlando (Orange County) – Outbound buses will operate via Central Avenue instead of Washington Street between Hughey Avenue and Division Avenue. Minor schedule adjustments. 

·         Link 300 – Downtown Orlando/Hotel Plaza Boulevard (Orange County) – Eliminate evening service on Lake Street, Palm Parkway and Apopka Vineland Road. Minor schedule adjustments.

·         Link 301 – Pine Hills/Animal Kingdom (Orange County) – Extend service to Riviera Resort. Minor schedule adjustments.

·         Link 302 – Rosemont/Magic Kingdom (Orange County) – Eliminate morning service into Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa and Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort. Minor schedule adjustments.

·         Link 303 – Washington Shores/Hollywood Studios (Orange County) – Evening outbound trip from Washington Shores will no longer serve Disney's Coronado Springs Resort. Minor schedule adjustments.

·         Link 304 – Rio Grande/Vistana Resort (Orange County) – Eliminate service to Holiday Inn Resort and Lake Buena Vista Resort. Minor schedule adjustments.

SCHEDULE CHANGES

·         Link 7 – S. Orange Avenue/Florida Mall (Orange County) – Minor schedule adjustments.

·         Link 11 – S. Orange Avenue/Orlando International Airport (Orange County) – Minor schedule adjustments.

·         Link 13 – University Boulevard/UCF (Orange County) – Minor schedule adjustments.

·         Link 18 – S. Orange Avenue/Kissimmee (Orange County/Osceola County) – Minor schedule adjustments.

·         Link 23 – Winter Park/Springs Village (Orange County/Seminole County) – Minor schedule adjustments.

·         Link 26 – Pleasant Hill Road/Poinciana (Osceola County) – Minor schedule adjustments.

·         Link 37 – Pine Hills/Florida Mall (Orange County) – Minor schedule adjustments.

·         Link 40 – Americana Boulevard/Universal Orlando (Orange County) – Minor schedule adjustments.

·         Link 44 – Hiawassee Road/Zellwood (Orange County) – Minor schedule adjustments.

·         Link 50 – Downtown Orlando/Magic Kingdom (Orange County) – Minor schedule adjustments.

·         Link 51 – Conway Road/Orlando International Airport (Orange County) – Minor schedule adjustments.

·         Link 56 – W. U.S. 192/Magic Kingdom (Osceola County) – Minor schedule adjustments.

·         Link 313 – Bumby Avenue/Winter Park (Orange County) – Minor schedule adjustments.

·         Link 443 – Winter Park/Pine Hills (Orange County) – Minor schedule adjustments.

·         NeighborLink 631 – Buena Ventura Lakes (Osceola County) – Minor schedule adjustments.

·         NeighborLink 632 – North Kissimmee (Osceola County) – Minor schedule adjustments.

LYNX CENTRAL STATION BAY CHANGES

·         Link 3 – Lake Margaret Drive (Orange County) – From Bay Y to Bay Z.

·         Link 38 – Downtown Orlando/SeaWorld (Orange County) – From Bay B to Bay D.

·         Link 50 – Downtown Orlando/Magic Kingdom (Orange County) – From Bay D to Bay C.

·         Link 63 – LYMMO Orange/N. Quarter (City of Orlando) – From Bay R to Bay N.

·         Link 104 – West Colonial Drive (Orange County) – From Bay Z to Bay R.

These changes are scheduled to go into effect July 19. They will be discussed and finalized during the Lynx board meeting June 25.



Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Coronavirus: Lynx bus questions and answers

By -
Image
What follows are questions that  David Thomas Moran , co-chair of CFL4Transit (Central Floridians for Public Transit), sent to the leadership at the Lynx public bus system.  Check out the answers he received . 1.     How can the community-at-large and CFL4Transit best support LYNX and public transit right now and in the coming months? What are the biggest needs? The best way to help is by sharing the information we are pushing. ·         www.golynx.com/coronavirusinfo   ·         www.facebook.com/golynx ·         www.twitter.com/lynxbusorlando Along with this we need people to understand that if you are sick, you do not ride. We are encouraging essential trips only. 2.     How is LYNX coordinating with public health officials to support the safety and well-being of transit riders and transit operators during the    COVID-19 outbreak? LYNX is following all recommendations set forth by the CDC and local health departments to continue safely moving passenge
Read more

Downtown Kissimmee is getting a new bus route

By -
Image
A new bus route has been proposed for Kissimmee that would benefit both locals and people arriving at Kissimmee’s new SunRail station. The proposed route, to be known as Link 709/Kissimmee Connector will make it easy for people to reach some of the most popular destinations in the downtown Kissimmee area. Kissimmee Intermodal Station Tentative plans call for charging $1 to use the Link 709. The bus will begin its route at the Kissimmee Intermodal Station, which is also where the SunRail train stops. The intermodal station is a major transfer point for buses from all over Osceola County. Amtrak trains also stop at that station, and that’s also where people board and get off the Greyhound bus. A press release from Lynx explained that the bus will operate in a one-way loop through downtown Kissimmee via Dakin Street, Lakeview Drive, Patrick Street, Emmett Street, Church Street, Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard, Rose Avenue, Oak Street, Central Avenue, Hilda Ave
Read more