For this, we can utilize SetPrimaryPartCFrame which will set the CFrame of the player’s HumanoidRootPart to the CFrame of the destination they are being teleported to. FindFirstChildOfClass will find the Humanoid regardless of it's name. If part.Parent:FindFirstChildOfClass('Humanoid') then

We can do this by checking if the part’s parent has a Humanoid. We now need to check if that part belongs to a player’s character. Touched returns a parameter which is the part that touched the part the Touched event is connected to. It fires when a player touches the script's parent. In this case, that is likely a pad of some sorts. Next, we can set up a Touched event to tell when a player has touched the part that this script is inside of. local destination = workspace.Part -Define the part you are teleporting to. To keep it simple, make this another part in workspace. To start, we will make a variable for the place we are teleporting to. When you want to teleport a player when a part is touched, I’m assuming this is not a 2 way teleporter, so for this you can utilize SetPrimaryPartCFrame and the Touched event.

Roblox teleport script