Orlando addresses beginning A through E — 105 of them, every one priced at $550 for the vehicle rather than per head. This is the long haul of the catalog: a cross-state drive taken straight after you walk off the ship, luggage and all, finishing at a downtown lobby, a convention-strip tower or a rented resort villa. AC Hotel Orlando Downtown opens the list and Hospedaje Orlando Daniel closes it. Whichever line you take, the vehicle belongs to your party for the entire run.
The A-to-E half leans on three clusters: the downtown core, the convention corridor along International Drive, and the rental belt where whole houses are let by the week. Northbound cars normally settle onto Florida's Turnpike for the middle stretch. Kissimmee properties sit inside this same alphabetical list, and Experience Kissimmee is worth opening if your booking landed on that side.
Message dispatch with the hotel line, the ship, and the number of riders. A 50% deposit holds the vehicle for that date — payment link or Zelle — and the remainder is settled in cash at the drop. Chauffeurs work in English and Spanish, so the thread can run in either. Start it here.
A comfort stop partway is ordinary on a drive this long; tell the driver where you would like it and it happens. The $550 buys the vehicle for the trip and not elapsed minutes, so pausing for food or a stretch does not move what you pay at the end.
No. It is the whole car. Two people pay what five pay in the SUV, and the figure only changes if the group needs a Sprinter instead. That is also why splitting a party of nine across two SUVs costs more than putting everyone in one van.
You clear the ship, collect the bags in the terminal hall, then walk out to the ground-transportation lane where the car is staged. Tell us which terminal your ship is berthed at when you book — PortMiami works several at once and the pickup lane differs between them. The port's own site lists its terminals.
