A LYNX bus ride in Orlando costs $2.00, or $1.00 for riders who qualify for the Youth and AdvantAge discount. An All-Day Pass is $4.50, a 7-Day Pass $16.00 and a 30-Day Pass $50.00, and transfers are good for 90 minutes. LYNX serves Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties, including Kissimmee (fares as of October 29, 2026).
How Much Is a LYNX Bus Fare?
LYNX publishes one fare table on its fares and passes page. Discount fares are half price for riders who qualify under the Youth and AdvantAge Discount policy. An All-Day Pass is valid from 4:00 a.m. on the day it is issued until 3:00 a.m. the next morning, and LYNX asks riders to tell the operator they want an All-Day Pass before putting money in the farebox. Digital passes are sold in the LYNX Paw Pass app.
Source: LYNX Fares and Passes. Discount fares apply to riders who qualify under the Youth and AdvantAge Discount policy.
How Do I Buy a LYNX Bus Pass in Orlando?
LYNX sells passes several ways, according to its Where to Buy Passes page. Physical passes can be bought online from the LYNX Buy Passes page, digital passes are sold in the LYNX Paw Pass app, and retail locations across the service area also sell passes, though LYNX notes that each vendor stocks different passes, so call ahead. Passes bought online are not transferable to the Paw Pass app. The All-Day Pass is only sold by request from the operator when you board.
Can I Pay a LYNX Fare With a Credit Card?
Yes, for a single ride. The LYNX Tap to Pay guide says you can pay a Single-Ride fare at the farebox with a credit or debit card, or with a smartwatch or other device that supports tap payments. Tap the card or device on the Tap to Pay target at the top of the farebox, and tell the operator before tapping if you qualify for a discount fare.
How Do LYNX Transfers Work?
LYNX transfers are limited to 90 minutes. They are not valid for a return trip on the same route or for a round trip, so a there-and-back errand usually costs two fares unless you buy an All-Day Pass.
Which LYNX Routes Do Visitors Use Most?
LYNX calls its routes "Links." These are the official route names from the LYNX routes and schedules list for the places visitors ask about most.
Source: LYNX Routes and Schedules. Check each route's schedule for service days and hours.
Where Can I Find the LYNX Bus Schedule for Orlando?
LYNX posts every schedule on its Routes and Schedules page. The page links the LYNX System Map, the LYNX Terminal Map and the LYNX Schedule Book, and selecting any route number opens that route's own map and schedule. Service days and hours differ by route, so check the specific Link you plan to ride. LYNX customer service is (407) 841-5969.
What Bus Routes Serve Downtown Orlando?
Downtown Orlando is served by LYMMO, LYNX's downtown circulator, which has three lines: the Orange Line (Link 60), the Grapefruit Line (Link 62) and the Lime Line (Link 61). LYNX says the Orange Line serves Creative Village, LYNX Central Station and downtown Orlando, and that the Lime Line runs every 30 minutes on weekdays from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. See the LYMMO page for maps and current hours.
Does LYNX Go to Kissimmee?
Yes. LYNX describes its service area as Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties. Link 18 runs between South Orange Avenue and Kissimmee, Link 56 runs along West US 192 to Magic Kingdom, and FastLink 407 connects Kissimmee with Orlando International Airport and Medical City.
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