146 resorts and rentals around Lake Buena Vista and Kissimmee, every one of them $550 for the vehicle from the Miami cruise terminals. The single figure is the point of this page: the leg north is long enough that pricing each address separately would mean little, so the whole block sits at one number whether you finish at a timeshare or a hotel. The car is yours for the run, with no other passengers and no detour to collect anyone, and the cruise luggage stays loaded from the pier to the resort door.
A run this length starts at the terminal exit like any other on the site, but the hour matters more. Leaving mid-morning and leaving mid-afternoon produce very different arrivals at the far end, and the driver plans around whichever it turns out to be. Give the ship and the disembarkation window when you book; the bags are loaded once, at the pier.
Most rows are split between the Lake Buena Vista side and the Kissimmee side, with Celebration and Davenport addresses filling out the rest. Osceola County’s tourism board, Experience Kissimmee, is the reference for that southern half. The drive itself is a Turnpike run almost end to end. At the Miami end, PortMiami is where the day begins.
Vehicle choice counts for more here than on a twenty-minute hop. Five passengers ride the SUV, six to nine take the Sprinter, and ten to fourteen take the extended van. Count the luggage before you decide: one checked bag and one carry-on each is the standard, and a family coming off a two-week itinerary usually needs the next size up.
Half now, half to the driver. A 50% deposit by link or Zelle books the date and the balance is cash on arrival. Message us on WhatsApp with the resort name from the table and the party size. If there is a park ticket waiting the same afternoon, say so, because the departure gets set backwards from it.
