As part of Walt Disney World’s new fleet of buses, the bus featuring an Orange Bird wrap has made its way to the resort.
Orange Bird Bus Wrap
We spotted the bus at Magic Kingdom, transporting guests to Disney’s Boardwalk Resort. It joins other newly-themed bus wraps we’ve seen, including for “Zootopia” and “Ratatouille.”
The Disney Bus Transportation is a free system that takes guests between the Disney theme parks, water parks, resorts, and Disney Springs.
The design features a large Orange Bird head at the center of the vehicle. The bus has a horizontal stripe design in the colors of Orange Bird: orange, white, yellow, and green. Because the bus was heading to Boardwalk, the front screen read “Welcome to the showplace of the shore!”
Orange Bird debuted with the opening of Magic Kingdom in 1971. The orange canary was created by Disney to act as a mascot for the Florida Citrus Commission, which sponsored Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room (called Tropical Serenade when the park opened) and Sunshine Tree Terrace. Read our complete history of Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room.
The stripe design continues on the front, sans the white strip.
The design also wraps around the back. “Disney Transport” is printed over the yellow stripe in white.
The same design can be seen on the opposite side of the bus.
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