Orlando LYNX Bus Schedule: Routes, Times & Stops
The Orlando LYNX bus schedule covers public bus transportation across Orlando, Orange County, Seminole County, Osceola County, and surrounding Central Florida communities.
Find current LYNX Link numbers, weekday and weekend bus times, real departure examples, airport routes, Disney and Universal connections, fares, transfer rules, live arrivals, free downtown LYMMO service, and on-demand NeighborLink information.
How to Find Your Orlando LYNX Bus Schedule
Use the official LYNX Routes & Schedules directory to choose a Link number. Then select the direction and weekday, Saturday, Sunday, or holiday schedule that applies to your trip.
Find the route number, open the current schedule, and read the timepoints for your direction.
Use the official trip planner to identify the right bus, stop, transfers, and walking directions.
Use LYNX Paw Pass or Transit for available real-time arrivals and service information.
For the full countywide system overview, including additional Links, every major transfer center, SunRail connections, and specialized services, see our published Central Florida LYNX routes and schedules guide.
Which LYNX Service Do You Need?
LYNX is not one bus route. Different types of service have different stopping patterns, fares, booking methods, and schedules.
Traditional fixed-route buses with published stop lists and scheduled departures.
Limited-stop service designed to reduce travel time along selected corridors.
Free downtown Orlando circulators: Orange, Lime, and Grapefruit lines.
Same-day, curb-to-curb trips requested within an eligible on-demand zone.
Popular Orlando LYNX Bus Routes & Destinations
LYNX calls its bus routes Links. The following are useful examples for local residents, visitors, students, airport travelers, and theme-park workers.
Link 11 — South Orange Avenue / MCO
Connects LYNX Central Station in downtown Orlando with Orlando International Airport along the South Orange Avenue corridor.
Travel use: Airport, Downtown, Sand Lake SunRail connections.
Link 42 — International Drive / MCO
Useful for International Drive, Oak Ridge Road, Destination Parkway, Florida Mall connections, and Orlando International Airport.
Travel use: Hotels, shopping, attractions, airport connections.
Link 51 — Conway Road
Connects downtown Orlando with the Conway Road corridor and Orlando International Airport.
Travel use: East and southeast Orlando airport access.
Link 311 — Disney / Airport Express
Connects Disney Springs with MCO through Destination Parkway, Florida Mall, Sand Lake SunRail and selected Universal Epic Universe trips.
Important: Not every trip enters the Epic Universe transfer center.
Link 300 — Disney / Orlando Express
Connects downtown Orlando with Disney-area stops, including Disney University and the Transportation and Ticket Center area.
Important: Check the precise Disney stop; it may not be the park entrance.
Link 350 — Destination Parkway Express
Serves connections between downtown Orlando, Destination Parkway, the SeaWorld area, and Disney’s Transportation and Ticket Center.
Important: Verify the return direction and last trip.
Link 21 — Raleigh Street / Kirkman Road
Provides connections involving west Orlando, Kirkman Road and the Universal Orlando area.
Important: Confirm whether your trip serves a garage, employee facility, or nearby street stop.
Link 38 — Universal / International Drive Express
Connects downtown Orlando with the Universal Orlando and Destination Parkway visitor corridors.
Important: Stops and frequency differ from Link 21 or 40.
Link 56 — West U.S. 192 / Magic Kingdom
Useful for travel between the Kissimmee tourist corridor and the Magic Kingdom Transportation and Ticket Center area.
Important: TTC and the actual theme-park entrance are separate locations.
Link 104 — East Colonial Drive
Connects downtown Orlando with east Orange County and the University of Central Florida area.
Travel use: Students, commuters, and east Orlando trips.
Link 125 — Silver Star Road
Connects downtown Orlando, Pine Hills Transfer Center, and the West Oaks Mall area.
Important: Check weekday and Sunday service differences.
FastLink 407 — Kissimmee / Medical City
A limited-stop route providing connections involving Kissimmee, Orlando International Airport and the Lake Nona / Medical City area.
Important: April 2026 brought route changes through Lake Nona.
Orlando LYNX Bus Times: Weekday, Saturday & Sunday
LYNX does not have one universal first or last bus time. Each Link and direction has its own operating span. A published time from the starting terminal is not the scheduled time at every intermediate stop.
Link 11 — Downtown Orlando to MCO, Weekday Departures
These are selected weekday departure rows from LYNX’s official Link 11 timetable.
| LYNX Central Station | S. Orange Ave / Michigan St | Sand Lake SunRail | MCO Airport | Scheduled Ride |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4:20 AM | 4:30 AM | 4:39 AM | 4:55 AM | 35 min |
| 4:50 AM | 5:02 AM | 5:11 AM | 5:28 AM | 38 min |
| 5:15 AM | 5:27 AM | 5:36 AM | 5:53 AM | 38 min |
| 5:45 AM | 5:57 AM | 6:06 AM | 6:23 AM | 38 min |
| 6:15 AM | 6:29 AM | 6:41 AM | 6:59 AM | 44 min |
These are scheduled timepoints, not live predictions. Some later Link 11 trips use different intermediate timepoints. Check the entire published schedule before boarding at Sand Lake Road.
Link 11 — MCO to Downtown Orlando, Weekday Departures
| MCO Airport | Sand Lake SunRail | S. Orange Ave / Michigan | LYNX Central Station |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5:10 AM | 5:27 AM | 5:37 AM | 5:48 AM |
| 5:40 AM | 5:58 AM | 6:10 AM | 6:22 AM |
| 6:05 AM | 6:24 AM | 6:38 AM | 6:52 AM |
| 6:35 AM | 6:54 AM | 7:09 AM | 7:23 AM |
First and Last Bus Service Examples
| Route / Direction | Weekday Span | Saturday Span | Sunday / Holiday Span |
|---|---|---|---|
| Link 11: Downtown → MCO | 4:20 AM–11:23 PM | 4:20 AM–10:23 PM | 5:45 AM–10:23 PM |
| Link 11: MCO → Downtown | 5:10 AM–12:08 AM | 5:10 AM–11:06 PM | 6:25 AM–11:04 PM |
| Link 42: International Drive → MCO | 4:25 AM–12:33 AM | 4:35 AM–12:26 AM | 5:00 AM–12:13 AM |
| Link 51: Downtown → MCO | 5:15 AM–10:04 PM | 5:15 AM–10:03 PM | 5:15 AM–8:03 PM |
How Often Do Orlando LYNX Buses Run?
Frequency depends on the Link, travel direction, and time of day. A bus that arrives every 30 minutes on weekday mornings may run less frequently at night or on Sunday.
The bars illustrate relative frequency, not measured service reliability or verified current headways for a specific Link.
Check when the route leaves the starting terminal, then find the correct intermediate stop time.
Always check the opposite direction separately. The last bus toward home may depart earlier.
Use a supported tracking app to see predictions that reflect current bus movement and delays.
Orlando LYNX Bus Routes to Orlando International Airport
LYNX identifies several bus routes serving Orlando International Airport. The right choice depends on your starting point, and not every route runs through downtown Orlando.
LYNX Central Station ↔ South Orange Avenue ↔ Orlando International Airport.
International Drive / Oak Ridge Road ↔ Florida Mall-area connections ↔ MCO.
Downtown Orlando ↔ Conway Road ↔ MCO Airport.
Disney Springs ↔ Destination Parkway ↔ Florida Mall ↔ MCO, including selected Epic Universe trips.
Kissimmee ↔ Orlando Airport ↔ Medical City / Lake Nona corridor.
Altamonte Springs and SR 436 corridor ↔ Orlando International Airport.
Link 311: Disney Springs to Orlando Airport
The following Saturday examples are drawn from the official 2026 Link 311 timetable. Times refer to selected published stops.
| Disney Springs | Destination Pkwy | Florida Mall | Sand Lake SunRail | MCO Airport |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5:35 AM | 5:49 AM | 6:05 AM | 6:12 AM | 6:23 AM |
| 6:05 AM | 6:19 AM | 6:35 AM | 6:42 AM | 6:53 AM |
| 6:35 AM | 6:50 AM | 7:06 AM | 7:13 AM | 7:24 AM |
| 7:10 AM | 7:25 AM | 7:41 AM | 7:48 AM | 7:59 AM |
These example trips do not show a time at the Epic Universe stop. Do not assume every Link 311 trip enters Epic Universe. Check the individual trip’s timepoint row before waiting there.
LYNX Buses to Disney, Universal, SeaWorld & International Drive
Tourist destinations around Orlando cover a large area. A bus can serve an attraction’s transfer center, employment campus, parking garage, or nearby street without stopping at the actual ticket entrance.
Investigate Links 56, 300, 301, 302, 303, 304, 306, 307, 311, and 350 as applicable. Disney Springs, Disney University, and the Magic Kingdom TTC are different stops.
Links 21, 38, and 40 serve different Universal-area corridors. Check whether you need a visitor-area stop, a parking-garage connection, or an employment facility.
Link 350 and other visitor corridor services can be useful. Check walking distance from the scheduled stop to your exact destination.
Links 8, 38, 42, 311, and 350 serve relevant corridors or connections. International Drive is long, so match your hotel or venue address rather than the street name alone.
Theme-Park Bus Planning Tips
- Verify whether the bus serves a guest terminal, employee entrance, or public roadway.
- Allow walking time and any additional resort transportation after getting off LYNX.
- Check the last return bus before visiting an evening event.
- Review the schedule on the correct day; Sunday and holiday service can be shorter.
- For Link 311, read the Epic Universe timepoint column for your specific trip.
Orlando LYNX Bus Stops & Main Transfer Stations
LYNX operates regional transfer points called SuperStops, stations, and transit centers. They are useful when connecting between buses or transferring to SunRail.
455 North Garland Avenue, downtown Orlando. This is the main LYNX transfer hub and has a nearby SunRail connection.
Major tourist-area transfer point serving International Drive, convention-related and airport/Disney connections.
Important south Orlando transfer location for local buses, visitor routes, and airport-area connections.
Transfer location for Osceola-area buses and SunRail connections.
Important west Orlando hub for Pine Hills, Colonial Drive, and nearby destinations.
University-area boarding point and connection for east Orlando routes.
LYNX Central Station Map
This map shows the station area, not a live route position or the location of every numbered bus bay. Match your Link and bay using current LYNX signage.
How to Read a LYNX Schedule and Find Your Exact Stop
LYNX schedules usually show selected timepoints. An intermediate roadside stop may lie between two listed timepoints and will not always have a separately printed departure time.
Shows the expected times for specific route timepoints. It provides the baseline for planning.
Provides updated information where vehicle data is available. Predictions can change as a bus approaches.
Orlando LYNX Bus Fare, All-Day Pass & Ticket Prices
LYNX publishes these fare products for its regular fixed-route network. Reduced rates require qualification under the Youth or AdvantAge programs.
Ask the driver for a transfer if you need another eligible Link.
Bring the required LYNX-approved fare identification.
Useful when making several separate trips in one day.
The downtown LYMMO circulator lines do not collect fares.
Full LYNX Fare Comparison
| Fare Product | Standard Price | Qualified Discount | Best Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single ride | $2.00 | $1.00 | Occasional trip |
| All-day pass | $4.50 | $2.25 | Several trips in one day |
| 7-day pass | $16.00 | $8.00 | One-week travel |
| 30-day pass | $50.00 | $25.00 | Frequent commuting |
| NeighborLink | $2.00 | $1.00 | Eligible on-demand zone trips |
| LYMMO | FREE | Free | Downtown Orlando circulation |
90-Minute LYNX Transfers
LYNX provides a free transfer to complete a qualifying one-way journey on another bus. Ask the operator for the transfer while boarding.
No additional transfer charge when the rider follows the agency rules.
The transfer is valid for a limited period after issue.
Not valid on the same Link or for a round trip.
How to Pay on Orlando LYNX Buses
Use the accepted dollar bills or coins. Exact fare is recommended because operators cannot return cash change.
Pay a supported single-ride fare with a contactless credit or debit card or compatible wearable.
Buy and store electronic fare products on your phone, activate the selected ticket, and scan the QR code at the farebox.
Use a current valid paper or physical pass purchased from LYNX or an approved retailer.
How to Use Contactless Tap to Pay
Confirm the Link number and correct destination.
Use a supported contactless bank card or device.
Tell the operator before tapping if you qualify for reduced fare.
Ask for a transfer if required for a qualifying journey.
Present the payment method at the farebox target.
LYMMO Orlando Schedule: Orange, Lime & Grapefruit Lines
LYMMO is LYNX’s fare-free downtown circulator. It operates in different downtown corridors and can be useful for city-center trips without paying a separate downtown shuttle fare.
Operates around central downtown destinations. LYNX lists approximately 6:00 AM–8:25 PM weekdays and 8:00 AM–8:25 PM weekends.
Operates approximately 7:00 AM–6:00 PM Monday–Friday. The published LYMMO page lists no regular weekend or holiday service for Lime.
Serves a different downtown corridor, with approximately the same weekday and weekend service window as Orange Line.
How to Track Your Orlando LYNX Bus Live
LYNX supports trip planning and available real-time arrival information through its Paw Pass and Transit app tools. Real-time predictions can change because of traffic, delays, service disruptions, or missing GPS information.
Use Paw Pass or a LYNX-supported Transit tool.
Select the correct bus route number.
Match the bus headsign and destination.
Choose the exact stop and street side.
Review updated arrival information before leaving.
LYNX Bus Connections With SunRail
SunRail connects several Central Florida communities by commuter train. LYNX serves nearby stations with fixed-route and other connecting services.
Downtown Orlando bus and rail transfer location near LYNX Central Station.
Useful for airport-oriented buses and south Orlando connections.
Provides connections between SunRail and Osceola-area transit services.
Connects with selected Seminole-area bus routes, including Link 436 corridors.
Useful for travel involving south Orange County and regional buses.
Southern rail connection with local and regional transit services.
NeighborLink Orlando: Zones, Booking & Fares
NeighborLink is a same-day curb-to-curb transportation service inside defined zones. Riders request a pickup rather than wait for a bus on a conventional fixed-route timetable.
Per eligible trip within a NeighborLink zone.
For qualified riders following agency discount rules.
Request through Rides on Demand or the reservation line.
Individual zones have their own service days and hours.
Selected NeighborLink Zones
| Zone | Area | Published Weekday Hours |
|---|---|---|
| 801 | Poinciana | 5:10 AM–8:00 PM |
| 804 | Intercession City / Campbell City | 5:10–9:20 AM; 2:40–10:10 PM |
| 811 | Ocoee | 4:50 AM–9:25 PM |
| 812 | Winter Garden | 5:40 AM–8:20 PM |
| 821 | East Colonial / Bithlo | 4:40 AM–8:45 PM |
| 831 | North Kissimmee / Buena Ventura Lakes | 5:25 AM–10:45 PM |
How to Reserve NeighborLink
Match your pickup and destination area.
Use Rides on Demand or call 407-244-0808.
Choose your eligible pickup and destination.
Check estimated pickup and availability.
Be ready at the confirmed curbside pickup.
LYNX states that NeighborLink ride requests typically arrive within 30 minutes, but that is an estimate rather than a guaranteed pickup time. Accessible vehicles are available in each published zone.
Official NeighborLink Zones & Booking RulesWheelchair Access, Discount Fares & ACCESS LYNX
LYNX regular fixed-route buses are accessible. The agency also operates ACCESS LYNX for eligible riders who cannot use the regular fixed-route system because of qualifying disabilities or limitations.
LYNX’s regular buses support wheelchair-accessible boarding. Verify curb, sidewalk, ramp access, and temporary stop relocations for your stop.
Reduced fares are available to eligible riders using the required agency-issued proof or identification.
Separate shared-ride paratransit service requires eligibility approval and appropriate reservations.
Under the published ACCESS LYNX program guidelines, qualifying ADA trips within three-quarters of a mile of fixed-route alignments are listed at $4 one way. Other eligible trip types and coverage conditions may have different fares, including $7 under specified guidelines.
For program eligibility, scheduling, and trip assistance, contact ACCESS LYNX at 407-423-8747.
LYNX Service Alerts, Construction & Holiday Schedules
LYNX publishes route disruptions including temporary stop closures, detours, construction, and holiday operating patterns.
Work along a route may relocate its stop or divert buses without changing the route number.
Major events in downtown Orlando and other corridors can affect travel time and stop access.
LYNX operates throughout the year, but routes that offer Sunday service commonly follow a matching schedule on observed major holidays.
April 2026 LYNX Service Changes
LYNX announced changes effective April 26, 2026, including:
- Route or schedule adjustments for Links 20, 36, 311, 407, and 418.
- Schedule changes for Links 3, 24, 43, 48, 49, and 125.
- Timepoint adjustments for Links 10, 19, 40, 105, and 302.
- Boarding-bay changes at Disney Springs Transfer Center.
- May NeighborLink operational and booking changes.
How to Ride an Orlando LYNX Bus
Enter your start and destination in the official trip planner.
Match Link, direction, service day, and stop.
Look for LYNX signs and any temporary notices.
Confirm the headsign and use an accepted fare method.
Follow the trip plan and request a transfer if needed.
Before Leaving for Your Bus
- Identify the right LYNX Link number.
- Check the destination sign and direction.
- Open the latest official route schedule.
- Select the correct weekday, weekend, or holiday timetable.
- Find the boarding stop on the correct side of the street.
- Review current service alerts and detours.
- Check a live arrival estimate if available.
- Prepare exact fare, Paw Pass, or contactless payment.
- Ask for a transfer when boarding if needed.
- Allow time for travel, walking, and transfers.
- Verify the last return bus in advance.
- Contact LYNX if the stop or trip cannot be confirmed.
Orlando LYNX vs Intercity Coaches & Other Florida Bus Systems
LYNX is primarily a local and regional transit network. Traveling a longer distance—such as Orlando to another major Florida city—may require a separately ticketed intercity coach rather than an ordinary LYNX pass.
If you are traveling to another city, use our Greyhound intercity bus schedules, tickets, and boarding-location guide to understand date-specific coach departures and separate fare rules.
A local LYNX transfer or pass does not automatically cover a Greyhound or FlixBus ticket.
LYNX and Tampa’s HART are different transit operators. After reaching Tampa by an appropriate regional transportation option, our Tampa HART routes, local fares, and airport bus guide can help plan travel within Hillsborough County.
Do not assume that a LYNX Link runs directly into Tampa or that LYNX fares are interchangeable with HART fares.
LYNX Customer Service, Lost & Found & Contact Information
407-841-5969
Route times, bus stop information, fare questions, and general assistance.
455 North Garland Avenue, Orlando, FL 32801.
Important downtown bus transfer and customer service location.
inquiry@golynx.com
General transit inquiries and customer assistance.
Published Customer Service Hours
| Service | Monday–Friday | Saturday–Sunday |
|---|---|---|
| Customer Service Call Center | 8 AM–8 PM | 8 AM–6 PM |
| LYNX Central Station Terminal Window | 6 AM–7 PM | 8 AM–5:30 PM |
| Lost & Found | 8 AM–5 PM | Check customer service |
Official Orlando LYNX Schedules, Fares, Maps & Alerts
Use these primary agency sources for current travel information. LYNX—not BusSchedule.us—controls its departures, fare collection, route changes, stop locations, and operating decisions.
Complete current route directory, route names, and individual schedules.
Official route directoryAddress-to-address trip planning, stops, walking, transfers, and travel options.
Official trip planningSingle fares, reduced fares, all-day, weekly, monthly, and transfer rules.
Current fare informationContactless farebox payments, reduced fares, transfer requests, and statement charges.
Tap to Pay instructionsMobile tickets, live arrivals, trip planning, and tracking instructions.
Official LYNX Trip AppsPublished route, timetable, NeighborLink and Disney Springs bay changes.
Read 2026 service changesSame-day on-demand service, eligibility, hours, and reservations.
Official NeighborLink guideOrange, Lime, Grapefruit lines and free downtown route information.
Official LYMMO detailsRoute detours, temporary stop closures, and current disruption notices.
Check LYNX alertsParatransit, program eligibility, application, fares, and reservation information.
Official ACCESS LYNX programSource review: October 9, 2026. This independent guide summarizes published agency information; riders should check the official service and alerts pages for current trip conditions.
Orlando LYNX Bus Schedule FAQs
Where can I find the official Orlando LYNX bus schedule?
Use golynx.com and open Routes & Schedules. Select the Link number, direction, and correct weekday, Saturday, Sunday, or holiday timetable.
How much is an Orlando LYNX bus ride?
The published regular single-ride fare is $2. Qualified discounted fare is $1, and an all-day regular pass is $4.50.
What time do LYNX buses start running?
Starting times vary by route. For example, Link 11 leaves LYNX Central Station for MCO as early as 4:20 AM on weekdays in the published schedule.
What is the last LYNX bus in Orlando?
There is no single last bus time. Each route, direction, and service day has its own terminal and stop-specific final departures.
Which LYNX bus goes to Orlando International Airport?
Airport-serving routes include Links 11, 42, 51, 311, FastLink 407, and 436S. Choose based on your starting location and current timetable.
Is there a LYNX bus from Disney to Orlando Airport?
Yes. Link 311 connects Disney Springs with MCO via selected visitor-area stops. Check the current trip because not every departure serves Epic Universe.
Is LYMMO free in downtown Orlando?
Yes. LYMMO Orange, Lime, and Grapefruit lines are free downtown circulators. A regular LYNX bus used to reach downtown may still require a fare.
Can I pay for LYNX with a credit or debit card?
LYNX supports contactless Tap to Pay for eligible single fares, as well as cash, valid passes, and the Paw Pass mobile fare system.
Are LYNX transfers free?
LYNX provides qualifying free one-way transfers within 90 minutes when requested from the driver. Transfers are not valid on the same Link or for round trips.
How do I track a LYNX bus live?
Use the official LYNX-supported Paw Pass or Transit tools to find routes, stops, and available real-time arrival predictions.
What is LYNX NeighborLink?
NeighborLink is a same-day curb-to-curb service inside defined zones. Trips can be requested through Rides on Demand or the reservations line at 407-244-0808.
Where is LYNX Central Station?
LYNX Central Station is located at 455 North Garland Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32801.