BlaakLane.com provides limo service in Orlando at a fixed fare shown before you book. The price covers the car, chauffeur and waiting time; gratuity and airport access fees are not included and are charged at actual cost and added to the booking. Pickups at Orlando International (MCO) and Orlando Sanford (SFB) are flight-tracked, and every trip, from a theme park resort to a Port Canaveral pier, is driven by a vetted local affiliate named on your confirmation.
Booking limo service in Orlando: the four decisions
Most Orlando trips start at the airport and end at a resort, a convention hotel or a cruise terminal. Getting four choices right makes the trip smooth:
- Which airport and terminal. MCO has Terminals A and B in the main building and Terminal C on the south side. Sanford is a separate airport 30 miles north.
- Which resort entrance. Walt Disney World, Universal and the Grande Lakes resorts are large; the chauffeur needs the hotel name, not just "Disney".
- Which vehicle. Families with strollers and theme-park luggage usually need an SUV or Standard Black SUV, not a sedan.
- Whether to add a stop. A grocery or pharmacy stop on the way to a villa can be added in the notes.
Enter those details in the engine on this page or at book, confirm the fixed price, and our 24/7 dispatch desk assigns a vetted Orlando affiliate from the LimousineWorldwide.Directory network. The confirmation names the operator, chauffeur and vehicle. Child seats are free on request, which matters here more than almost anywhere; add the child's age and weight so the operator brings the right seat.
What is included in an Orlando fare
- The chauffeur and the vehicle class you choose.
- Included waiting: 60 minutes from actual landing for international flights, 30 minutes for domestic flights, 15 minutes for other pickups, then 15-minute blocks.
- Child seats on request.
Gratuity, MCO or FBO access fees and any parking on an Orlando transfer sit outside the fixed fare and are added to the booking at actual cost. Planning ranges are on rates; the engine gives the exact fixed figure. Cancellation: more than 72 hours before pickup is free, 72 hours or less is 10%, 48 hours or less is 50%, 24 hours or less or a no-show is 100%.
Orlando International Airport (MCO)
MCO is Florida's busiest airport by passenger numbers. The main terminal on the north side of the airfield holds Terminals A and B, with four airside concourses (gates 1 to 129) reached by automated people movers. Terminal C, which opened in 2022 on the south side, handles a mix of domestic and international airlines and sits beside the Brightline station.
Pre-arranged vehicles pick up on Level 1 at the designated ground transportation area: on the A side or B side of the main terminal, according to your airline, or at Terminal C's Level 1 ground transportation area next to baggage claim. That curbside pickup is standard. A name-board meet and greet at baggage claim is an add-on; add-ons are only available in selected locations. Current airport rules are published at flymco.com.
International passengers clear US Customs and Border Protection before reaching baggage claim. Visitors on the Visa Waiver Program need an approved ESTA before travel. Summer and holiday afternoons bring many arrivals from the UK, Canada and Latin America at once, and the 60-minute included wait starts at actual landing.
Typical drive times from MCO
| Destination | Distance | Typical drive |
|---|---|---|
| Lake Nona | about 8 miles | 12 to 20 minutes |
| Downtown Orlando | about 10 miles | 15 to 30 minutes |
| Orange County Convention Center and International Drive | about 12 miles | 18 to 30 minutes |
| Universal Orlando Resort | about 16 miles | 22 to 40 minutes |
| Walt Disney World resorts | 18 to 25 miles | 25 to 45 minutes |
| Winter Park | about 16 miles | 25 to 40 minutes |
| Port Canaveral cruise terminals | about 45 miles | 45 to 70 minutes |
Orlando Sanford International (SFB)
Sanford is about 30 miles north of downtown Orlando. It is used mainly by leisure airlines, including Allegiant, and handles some international and charter flights. From Sanford, downtown Orlando takes 35 to 55 minutes and the Disney resorts 50 to 75 minutes via State Road 417. Sanford is closer to Lake Mary's corporate offices and to the Daytona Beach road. Pickup is curbside at the airport's designated commercial area; details are at flysfb.com. Sanford is also where Amtrak's Auto Train from Lorton, Virginia, arrives each morning, a separate station a few miles from the airport.
Private aviation around Orlando
Business and private jets use several fields. Orlando Executive Airport, about 3 miles east of downtown, is the closest to the city core and Winter Park. MCO itself has an FBO on the airfield, convenient for Lake Nona and the south-side resorts, and Kissimmee Gateway Airport is closest to the Disney area and ChampionsGate. Give us the airport, FBO and tail number; the chauffeur waits at the FBO under its ramp rules. See private aviation and FBO transfers.
Vehicles for Orlando trips
| Trip | Suggested class from the fleet | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Business traveller, MCO to a convention hotel | Standard Sedan | Short, simple run |
| Family of four with strollers to a Disney resort | Executive SUV | Luggage plus child seats |
| Two families together | Standard Black SUV or Sprinter Van | One vehicle, one arrival |
| Couple, resort to Port Canaveral | Executive SUV | Cruise cases fit easily |
| Prom or anniversary in Winter Park | Stretch limousine or Rolls-Royce (partner) | Occasion vehicle |
| Incentive group, OCCC to a park after-hours event | Minicoach or motorcoach | Planned by a coordinator, confirmed in writing |
Every affiliate vehicle is four model years old or younger; Rolls-Royce, Maybach and Bentley are accepted up to seven. Armoured vehicles for high-profile guests come from partners on request after a risk assessment.
Resorts, hotels and neighbourhoods
Orlando's geography is organised around its resort areas more than its downtown:
- Walt Disney World in Lake Buena Vista and Bay Lake: the Grand Floridian, Contemporary and Polynesian near Magic Kingdom, the EPCOT resorts, the Four Seasons Resort Orlando, and the Waldorf Astoria Orlando and Signia by Hilton at Bonnet Creek.
- Universal Orlando: the on-site hotels near Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure, and the newer Epic Universe park, which opened in 2025 south of the main complex.
- International Drive: the Orange County Convention Center, the Hyatt Regency Orlando, the Rosen hotels, ICON Park and SeaWorld at the south end.
- Grande Lakes: The Ritz-Carlton Orlando and JW Marriott, off John Young Parkway south of the airport.
- Dr. Phillips and Windermere: Restaurant Row on Sand Lake Road and lakeside homes.
- Downtown Orlando: Lake Eola, the Dr. Phillips Center, the Kia Center and city offices.
- Winter Park: Park Avenue shops, Rollins College and older lakefront estates.
- Lake Nona: Medical City, the USTA National Campus and new offices near MCO.
- Kissimmee, Celebration and ChampionsGate: vacation homes and golf resorts southwest of the parks.
Resort security gates and porte-cochères each have their own rules. Give us the hotel or the full villa address and the gate code if there is one.
Conventions at the Orange County Convention Center
The Orange County Convention Center on International Drive is one of the largest convention venues in the United States, with West and North-South buildings joined by a pedestrian bridge. Large shows fill every hotel on International Drive and the Grande Lakes resorts. Trade shows that usually return each year include the PGA Merchandise Show in January and the IAAPA Expo in November. Corporate teams can book corporate car service by the hour between the centre, client dinners and the airport, and delegation shuttles are planned through group transportation. Accounts with monthly invoicing are set up through corporate accounts.
Orlando's events by month
| Month | Event | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Late December or 1 January | Citrus Bowl and Pop-Tarts Bowl | Camping World Stadium |
| January | PGA Merchandise Show, usually late January | Orange County Convention Center |
| March | Arnold Palmer Invitational, usually early March | Bay Hill Club and Lodge |
| Late August to November | EPCOT International Food and Wine Festival | Walt Disney World |
| September and October | Halloween Horror Nights evenings | Universal Orlando |
| November | IAAPA Expo, usually November | Orange County Convention Center |
| October to April | Orlando Magic home season | Kia Center |
School holidays, Thanksgiving week, the Christmas-to-New-Year period and spring break in March push airport volumes to their peaks. Book early for those weeks. Official visitor information and event dates are at Visit Orlando.
Port Canaveral cruise transfers
Port Canaveral on Florida's Space Coast is one of the busiest cruise ports in the world, and many Orlando visitors combine a resort stay with a cruise. From MCO the drive is about 45 miles on the Beachline (State Road 528), usually 45 to 70 minutes; from the Disney area allow 70 to 100 minutes. Terminals are spread along the north and south sides of the harbour, so give us your ship and terminal. On disembarkation morning we time the pickup to your deck's release. Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex is about 15 miles north of the port and can be added as a stop. See cruise lines and ports for crew transfers.
Brightline and Amtrak
Brightline's high-speed trains run from the Orlando station at MCO's Terminal C to West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale and Miami, with the journey to Miami taking roughly three and a half hours; schedules are at gobrightline.com. Because the station is inside the airport complex, a pickup there works like an airport pickup at Terminal C. Amtrak's Silver Service trains stop at Orlando's historic station on Sligh Boulevard south of downtown and at Winter Park.
Intercity trips from Orlando
| Destination | Distance | Typical drive |
|---|---|---|
| Daytona Beach | about 55 miles | 1 hour to 1 hour 20 minutes |
| Tampa | about 85 miles | 1 hour 30 minutes to 2 hours |
| St. Augustine | about 105 miles | 1 hour 45 minutes to 2 hours 15 minutes |
| St. Petersburg | about 105 miles | 1 hour 50 minutes to 2 hours 30 minutes |
| Sarasota | about 130 miles | 2 hours to 2 hours 45 minutes |
| Jacksonville | about 140 miles | 2 hours to 2 hours 30 minutes |
| Palm Beach | about 170 miles | 2 hours 30 minutes to 3 hours |
| Miami | about 235 miles | 3 hours 30 minutes to 4 hours 15 minutes |
I-4 between Orlando and Tampa is congested around the attractions, especially on Sunday afternoons. Book these trips as intercity transfers.
Driving in Central Florida
Cars drive on the right. Much of the network is tolled: the Central Florida Expressway Authority runs State Roads 408, 417, 429, 528 and others, and tolls are collected electronically, as explained at cfxway.com. I-4 through the city has express lanes with variable tolls. Summer afternoon thunderstorms are almost daily from June to September and can slow traffic for an hour. Hurricane season runs from June to November; when a storm approaches, dispatch contacts you about timing and safety.
Why book BlaakLane.com in Orlando
BlaakLane.com does not own vehicles or garages in Orlando. Trips are driven by vetted local affiliate operators contracted to our written standard on vehicle age, chauffeur conduct, insurance and punctuality, and the confirmation names the operator and chauffeur. Families get free child seats and a fixed price; planners get one booking system for wedding limousines, conventions and cruise days. Travel agents can book through the travel desk, and Central Florida operators can register as affiliates.
