Orlando Airport Car Service from MCO and Sanford

You give us the flight number when you book, and dispatch monitors that aircraft from the moment it departs rather than relying on the scheduled landing time. If the flight is early your driver is already there; if it is delayed by two hours the pickup simply moves and your flat rate does not change. You get a text when the aircraft lands with the exact meeting point for your terminal. A 1 a.m. arrival is a routine booking here rather than an exception, because dispatch runs 24 hours a day.

Your chauffeur comes inside the terminal and waits at baggage claim holding a sign with your name, so there is no hunting for a vehicle in a garage. They help collect and load the luggage and walk your party out to the car. For larger groups the vehicle stages in the Level 1 commercial lane and your driver brings you straight to it. For private aviation arrivals the equivalent is a tarmac pickup at your fixed-base operator, with porter coordination arranged in advance.

Yes, and they are fitted before you land rather than handed to you at the curb. Tell us the children’s ages when you book and the correct car seats and boosters are already installed – a Luxury SUV carries up to 2 boosters and a car seat, and a 14-Passenger Van up to 2 of each. Baby Jogger strollers are available too, so you can leave your own at home. Bottled water is in every vehicle, and none of this is charged as an extra.

Orlux covers Orlando International Airport (MCO) and Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB), plus the private terminals at Orlando Executive Airport (ORL) and Kissimmee Gateway Airport (ISM). The fixed-base operators we work with regularly include Signature Flight Support and Atlantic Aviation at MCO, Sheltair Aviation, Atlantic Aviation and Sun State Aviation at Orlando Executive, and Signature Flight Support and Sheltair Aviation at Kissimmee Gateway. Transfers run to the Walt Disney World resorts, Universal Orlando, SeaWorld Orlando, International Drive, the Orange County Convention Center, Kissimmee, downtown Orlando and the Port Canaveral cruise terminals.

Two to three weeks ahead is comfortable and guarantees the vehicle class you want, particularly the 14-seat vehicles which go first. During spring break, Thanksgiving, Christmas and the major convention weeks at the Orange County Convention Center, book as early as you can. Same-week and even same-day bookings are often possible, so it is always worth calling or texting 689-407-2496 rather than assuming it is too late. Booking the return leg at the same time holds the round-trip rate.

Inside at baggage claim for your arriving flight, holding a sign with your name, rather than in a parking lot or a rideshare lane. Once you have your bags your chauffeur walks you out to the vehicle: a Luxury Sedan or Luxury SUV waits at the inner curb, while a 14-Passenger Van or Mercedes-Benz Sprinter stages in the commercial lane on Level 1 because larger vehicles are not permitted at the inner curb. If you are arriving into Terminal C, allow for a longer walk from the gate; your driver already has.