Orlando, Florida - Getting There

Get in

By plane

Those traveling by air can enter via Orlando International Airport [1], Orlando's primary airport. A secondary airport that serves the Central Florida area is the Orlando-Sanford International Airport [2] located in Sanford (Florida)|Sanford, a city north of Orlando.

Flights enter Orlando International Airport from all over the United States as well as international destinations in Europe, South America, Mexico, and Canada.

By train

Orlando has an Amtrak [3] station that provides service to other destinations such as Miami, but also connects to other points as far north as New York (city)|New York via the Silver Star and Silver Meteor lines.

In nearby Sanford, the southern terminus of the Amtrak Auto Train which carries passengers and automobiles between Sanford and Lorton, Virginia, effectively serving as a car-rail link from Orlando to the Washington, D.C. Metro Area.

By bus

• Greyhound, 555 North John Young Parkway, [4]. Visitors arriving by Greyhound can go south on SR 423 to Interstate 4 to get to the major Attractions.

Shuttle Services

There are several shuttle services options that run from the airport to various points, including Kissimmee, theme parks, University of Central Florida, and the cruise port at Port Canaveral.

• Mears Transportation Group, 407-422-2222, [5].
• Disney's Magical Express, 407-W-DISNEY, [6] — Complimentary shuttle and luggage delivery service for guests stay at a Walt Disney World Resort hotel. Advance reservations are required.