Book Your Private Orlando Airport Transportation Today

Landing at Orlando International Airport and heading to a Disney or Universal resort, a villa in Kissimmee, a hotel on International Drive, or a cruise ship at Port Canaveral? Transpovia's private Orlando airport transportation is a pre-booked car with a price fixed at booking, a driver who tracks your flight and waits at your terminal, and a vehicle sized for your party — from a sedan for two to a 14-seat van. Below: real drive times, an honest comparison with Mears Connect, Uber, taxis and rental cars, and exactly where your driver meets you in Terminals A, B and C.

Orlando Airport Transfer Times to Popular Destinations

MCO sits southeast of the city, about 20 miles from Walt Disney World and 45 miles from Port Canaveral. Most rides run on the SR-528 (Beachline), SR-417 and I-4 toll and expressway network, so the drive is usually quick outside peak hours. The slow windows are weekday afternoons on I-4 (3:30–6:30 pm), Sunday check-in surges at the resorts, and cruise-morning traffic on the 528 between 9 am and noon.

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  Walt Disney World resorts (Lake Buena Vista, Bay Lake) — 18–22 mi · 25–35 min · Orlando Airport to Disney World transfer guide



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  Universal Orlando & Epic Universe hotels — 15 mi · 20–25 min · Orlando Airport to Universal guide



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  International Drive, SeaWorld & the Convention Center — 12 mi · 15–20 min



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  Downtown Orlando & Winter Park — 11 mi · 15–25 min · Orlando Airport to downtown guide



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  Kissimmee, Celebration & the US-192 villas — 15–20 mi · 25–35 min · Orlando Airport to Kissimmee guide



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  ChampionsGate, Davenport & Reunion vacation homes — 28 mi · 35–45 min



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  Port Canaveral cruise terminals — 45 mi · 45–60 min via SR-528 · Orlando Airport to Port Canaveral guide



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  Cocoa Beach hotels — 50 mi · 55–65 min



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  Daytona Beach — 65 mi · 70–85 min · Orlando to Daytona Beach guide



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  Tampa & Clearwater — 85 mi · 90–110 min · Orlando to Tampa guide



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  Jacksonville — 150 mi · 2 h 15 min · Orlando to Jacksonville guide



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  Miami & Fort Lauderdale — 235 mi · 3 h 30 min – 4 h · Orlando to Miami guide

Your exact fixed price for any of these appears in the booking form above as soon as you enter your date and destination — no quote request, no waiting for a callback.

Orlando Airport Transportation Options Compared

MCO has more ground-transportation choices than most US airports, and the right one depends on where you are staying, how many bags you have and how much waiting you are willing to do after a flight. Here is how they compare in practice:

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  Mears Connect (shared shuttle) — the replacement for Disney's Magical Express. Boards at Terminal B, Level 1; roughly $16 per adult one-way on the standard service, with a 20–45 minute wait to fill the coach and several resort stops before yours. Serves Disney resorts and a handful of partner hotels only — nothing to Universal, Kissimmee villas or Port Canaveral.



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  Uber and Lyft — pickup on Level 2 of Terminals A and B (Level 3 late at night) and outside Terminal C. Typically $35–55 to Disney off-peak, but prices surge when several flights land together, and a party of five with park luggage needs an XL.



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  Taxi — metered from the Level 1 stands; expect around $65–80 to the Disney resorts and $130 or more to Port Canaveral, plus tip, with the fare climbing in traffic.



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  Rental car — the counters are inside the terminal (Level 1), but add a SunPass or toll-by-plate charges, resort parking of $30 or more per night at Disney and the return trip on cruise morning. Only worth it if you plan to drive every day.



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  Lynx bus and SunRail — the cheapest way into the city, but Lynx routes 11, 42 and 111 take over an hour to I-Drive and none goes to a Disney resort. SunRail stops at the Terminal C station and runs weekdays only.



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  Brightline — the intercity train from the Terminal C station reaches West Palm, Fort Lauderdale and Miami in about 3.5 hours. Useful for South Florida, no help for the theme parks.



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  Pre-booked private car (Transpovia) — fixed price agreed when you book, driver tracking your flight and waiting at your terminal, no stops, no surge, and one vehicle for the whole party and its luggage. Read the full breakdown for the theme parks in our MCO to Disney World guide and for cruise passengers in our MCO to Port Canaveral guide.

When a Private Orlando Airport Transfer Makes Sense

For a solo traveler with a carry-on staying at a Disney resort, Mears Connect is hard to beat on price. For everyone else the numbers turn quickly: a family of four pays about the same for a shared coach with stops as for a private SUV that leaves the moment you sit down; a party of six needs two rideshares, or one van; and a cruise passenger with a 3 pm sailing cannot risk a shuttle that waits to fill. Late arrivals, Terminal C international landings, car-seat needs and villa addresses that shuttles do not serve are the other cases where a pre-booked car is simply the easier choice.

Where Your Driver Meets You: Terminals A, B and C

Orlando International has two terminal buildings. The North Terminal (Terminals A and B) handles most domestic carriers; Terminal C, opened in 2022, is home to JetBlue and most international airlines including British Airways, Lufthansa, Emirates, Aer Lingus, Norse, Azul and GOL. Your booking confirmation states your terminal and the pickup point, and your driver contacts you as soon as your flight lands.

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  Terminals A and B — baggage claim is on Level 2. Take the escalator down to Level 1 (Ground Transportation), where the town-car and limo curb is on the same side of the building as your airline (A side or B side). Your driver waits there with the vehicle.



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  Terminal C — baggage claim is on Level 6, just past customs for international arrivals. Follow the signs for Ground Transportation on Level 1; your driver meets you at the commercial-vehicle curb. Terminal C connects to A and B by a 4-minute automated train if you land in one and depart from the other.



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  Prefer to be met inside? Add a note at booking and we will arrange for the driver to meet you at baggage claim with a name sign wherever this is available.



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  Returning to MCO — we pick up at your resort lobby, villa door or cruise terminal at the time you choose, and we time cruise pickups for the disembarkation window so you are not paying for an hour of waiting.

What Is Included in Your Fixed Price

The price you see in the booking form is agreed before you travel and does not change with traffic, the time of day or how busy the airport is. Every ride includes flight tracking, a waiting driver, luggage handling and a licensed, insured vehicle. Child and booster seats are available on request — tell us the ages of the children when you book so the seats are fitted before pickup, as Florida law requires a car seat for children under six. If a flight is delayed, your driver adjusts to the new arrival time; if it is cancelled, contact us through chat or WhatsApp and we will rebook or refund the ride.

Leaving Orlando: Return Transfers and Cruise Connections

The same fixed price applies on the way back, and for many travelers the return is the more useful booking: a set pickup time at the resort on check-out morning instead of a rideshare estimate, or a driver at the Port Canaveral terminal when your ship clears customs. Popular combinations are Disney World to Port Canaveral for a park-then-cruise week, Port Canaveral back to MCO after disembarkation, and one-way transfers on to Tampa Airport or Miami Airport when your trip ends on the other coast. Book each leg separately or add the return in the same form. First time in Central Florida? Our Orlando travel tips cover tolls, park days and the best times to travel on I-4.

The Fleet

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  Sedan — up to 3 passengers, 3 suitcases. Couples, solo travelers, business trips.



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  Executive sedan — up to 3 passengers, leather interior, water and phone chargers. Convention and corporate travel.



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  SUV — up to 5–6 passengers with park bags and a stroller. The usual choice for families heading to Disney or Universal.



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  Van (10 seats) — larger families and small groups; room for cruise luggage.



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  Van (14 seats) — multi-family villa groups, wedding parties and sports teams, with a luggage trailer available on request.

Enter your terminal, date and destination in the form above to see your fixed price and book your Orlando airport transportation in under two minutes.