Passenger Van Rental Orlando with a Driver Included
Every Orlux van comes with a licensed chauffeur, because the alternative is somebody in your group driving a 14-foot high-roof van through resort traffic after a flight. No rental counter, no deposit, no parking to pay, and a flat rate fixed before you book.
Orlux rents passenger vans with a chauffeur only, never as a self-drive vehicle. That is a deliberate choice rather than a limitation: for a group of ten or more in Orlando, a chauffeured flat rate usually lands close to a self-drive rental once you add the deposit, the fuel, the tolls, the resort parking and the airport surcharge stack, and it removes the part where a member of your group drives an unfamiliar high-roof van down Interstate 4 after a five-hour flight. A licensed, background-checked driver arrives at your pickup, loads the luggage and goes direct to your destination with no shared stops. Vans cover groups from six to fourteen with full luggage. Send the head count, the bag count and the route and we confirm the vehicle and the flat rate together. Call or text 689-407-2496.
Choose Your Perfect Ride
From spacious group vehicles to intimate luxury sedans, our diverse fleet caters to every occasion.

The Jet Sprinter
Our most premium ride. Private-jet comfort built for VIP travel, high-end weddings, and milestone celebrations.
- Reclining captain's seats
- HD TV screens
- Premium surround sound
- Ambient cabin lighting
- Power and USB at every seat
- Chilled bottled water

14 Passenger Van
Premium Features
14 Passengers, 15 Suitcases, 2 Booster Seats, 2 Car Seats.

Executive Sprinter
Premium Features
14 Passengers, 14 Suitcases, 3 Booster Seats, 3 Car Seats.

Limo Sprinter
Premium Features
12 passengers.

10 Passenger Van
Premium Features

Luxury SUV
Premium Features
6 Passengers, 6 Suitcases, 2 Booster Seats, 1 Car Seat.

Luxury Sedan
Premium Features
3 Passengers, 3 Suitcases, 1 Booster Seat, 1 Car Seat.
How much is a chauffeured passenger van in Orlando?
Flat and per vehicle, with the driver, the insurance and the tolls already inside the number. These are the two runs this page's visitors book most.
Insider note
Compare the two options on the total, not the headline. A self-drive van quote rarely includes the deposit hold, the fuel, the SunPass tolls, the resort parking at fifteen to thirty dollars a night, or the airport concession recovery fee. Add those to a week and the gap against a chauffeured transfer narrows sharply, and that is before anyone has spent their holiday driving.
Why does Orlux only rent vans with a chauffeur?
Because for a group this size the driver is the part that actually makes it work, and the numbers are closer than most people expect once the rental extras are counted.
Nobody in the group drives
A high-roof 14-foot van is a different vehicle to handle, and Interstate 4 after a long flight is not where anyone should be learning it.
The rate is the whole rate
Driver, commercial insurance and tolls are inside the number. No deposit hold, no fuel policy, no airport concession recovery fee added at the counter.
No parking, anywhere
Resort parking runs nightly and theme park parking daily. A chauffeured van drops at the door and leaves, so neither applies to you.
Flight tracked, staged early
Your driver monitors the inbound and is typically in position five to ten minutes before your scheduled pickup, with your name on a sign at baggage claim.
Car seats fitted, not handed over
Forward-facing seats and boosters at no extra charge, installed before pickup. A rental counter gives you the box and a parking lot to wrestle with.
Direct, with no shared stops
Your vehicle goes from your pickup to your destination. No collecting other parties, no detours, no waiting on a schedule that is not yours.
Chauffeured van or self-drive rental, which actually costs less?
The headline rental rate is not the total. Here is what each option genuinely includes for a group of ten on a week in Orlando.
| What you pay for | Orlux chauffeured van Up to 10 | Self-drive rental van |
|---|---|---|
| Driver | ✓ Licensed, background-checked, included | Someone in your group, unpaid and on holiday |
| Insurance | ✓ Commercial cover included | Offered at the counter, per day |
| Tolls | ✓ Inside the flat rate | SunPass or per-toll billing, plus admin fees |
| Resort and park parking | ✓ None, the vehicle does not stay | Nightly at the resort, daily at the parks |
| Fuel | ✓ Included | Yours, plus the return-it-full policy |
| Airport surcharges | ✓ None | Concession recovery and facility fees |
| Deposit | ✓ None held | Hold on a card for the rental period |
| Getting to the vehicle | ✓ Met at baggage claim | SkyConnect to the rental center, then the queue |
| Car seats | ✓ Fitted before pickup, no charge | Rented per seat per day, you install them |
| Genuinely better when | Transfers, cruise days, park days, nights out | Long stays with daily independent driving |
When a rental genuinely is the better answer
If your group wants a vehicle sitting outside the villa for a week of independent day trips, a self-drive rental is the right tool and we will say so. Chauffeured vans win on transfers, cruise days and park days, where the vehicle is only needed twice and parking it is pure cost. Plenty of groups book both, and that is a sensible answer too.
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Where does a chauffeured passenger van actually go?
Airport runs are the common booking, but the van goes considerably further than the resort corridor.
- Airports - Orlando International Airport (MCO) with commercial lane staging at Terminals A, B and C and real-time flight tracking, and Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB) including international charter arrivals.
- Theme parks and attractions - Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando, SeaWorld Orlando, LEGOLAND Florida in Winter Haven, and the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex on the Space Coast.
- Business and conference - The Orange County Convention Center, Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center in Kissimmee, and the International Drive conference hotels including the Rosen properties.
- Cruise and intercity - Port Canaveral across State Road 528, Tampa via Interstate 4, and Miami via the Florida Turnpike. Every route runs as a private direct transfer with no shared stops.
- Hotels and neighborhoods - Disney's Grand Floridian, Polynesian and Animal Kingdom Lodge plus the value resorts; Loews Portofino Bay Hotel, Hard Rock Hotel, Cabana Bay and Loews Sapphire Falls; and residential pickups in Dr. Phillips, Windermere, Lake Nona, Winter Park and along the Kissimmee 192 corridor.
Orlux chauffeured passenger van rental is best for:
- Groups of six to fourteen - one vehicle rather than a convoy of cars
- Holiday families - nobody has to drive an unfamiliar van
- Airport arrivals - the group lands together and leaves together
- Cruise transfers - Port Canaveral runs where the luggage, not the head count, sets the vehicle
- Conference groups - moving to the Orange County Convention Center or Gaylord Palms
- Longer runs - LEGOLAND, Kennedy Space Center, Tampa or Miami, where a driver makes a real difference
- Rental rethinks - anyone who has added up a self-drive quote properly and found the gap smaller than expected
What should a group know before booking a van in Orlando?
The practical detail that decides how the transfer actually goes.
The rental center is not at the terminal
Collecting a self-drive vehicle at Orlando International Airport means the SkyConnect train out to the rental car center and a queue at the other end, with the whole group and the luggage in tow. A chauffeured van meets you at baggage claim instead.
Vans load on Level 1, not the inner curb
Full-size vehicles stage in the commercial lane rather than the arrivals curb. Your driver walks the group out, so there is no hunting for a van in a parking lot with twelve people behind you.
Give the bag count, not just the head count
Twelve people with cruise cases and twelve people with day bags need different configurations. The bag number is what determines whether the rear row stays in, so it decides the vehicle as much as the passenger total.
Book 24 to 48 hours out as a minimum
That guarantees the configuration. For spring break, holiday weekends and Orange County Convention Center conference weeks, allow five to seven days, because the 10 and 14-seat vehicles are the first to go.
The long runs are where a driver earns it
Tampa on Interstate 4 and Miami on the Florida Turnpike are three and four-hour drives. Doing those yourself at the end of a holiday, with a full van, is the trip nobody remembers fondly.
Car seat counts go in the passenger total
A car seat occupies a seat. When you give us the head count, note how many of those are children needing restraints so the right configuration is assigned rather than discovered at the curb.
Planning a smooth van transfer
- Send five things. Pickup, destination, date and time, head count and bag count. That is everything needed to assign the vehicle and lock the rate.
- Flight number for airport runs. It is what dispatch tracks, and it is what lets the pickup move automatically when the schedule does.
- Traffic windows. Interstate 4 through downtown Orlando is slow roughly 7 to 9 a.m. and 4 to 6:30 p.m. on weekdays. Half an hour either side makes a real difference.
- Round trips book together. The return leg is the one groups leave too late, and booking both at once holds the rate and secures the departure slot.
- Corporate bookings can run on account. If you are moving conference groups regularly, ask about consolidated invoicing rather than booking trip by trip.
- Ask us to compare honestly. If a self-drive rental is genuinely better for your itinerary we will tell you, and quote the transfers you still want covered.
Popular Areas & Destinations We Serve
From top attractions to major transit hubs, Orlux gets you where you want to go. Whether it’s shopping in Kissimmee, marine adventures at SeaWorld, or catching a flight at the airport, our clean cars and courteous drivers are ready when you are.






How do you book a chauffeured passenger van?
Three steps, and the vehicle is confirmed with the rate at the first one.
Send the numbers
Pickup, destination, date, time, head count and luggage volume. Call 689-407-2496 or use the form. Getting the bag count right here is what assigns the correct configuration.
We confirm immediately
Your rate comes back fixed, with no add-ons. For airport pickups we take the flight number and start tracking. Your driver's name and direct mobile arrive before the pickup.
Direct to your destination
Your chauffeur arrives five to ten minutes early. At Orlando International Airport that means a name sign at baggage claim and luggage handled out to the commercial lane, then straight through with no shared stops or detours.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a chauffeured passenger van cost in Orlando?
A Van seating up to 10 starts at about $175 one-way from Orlando International Airport (MCO) to the Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando or International Drive areas, which is about $17.50 per person at full capacity and the most efficient per-person rate in the chauffeured fleet. A 14-Passenger Van on the same route starts at about $378, and Port Canaveral transfers start at about $260 in the Van. Every rate is flat per vehicle, fixed at booking, with no airport surcharges or hidden fees.
Do you offer self-drive passenger van rental in Orlando?
No, Orlux is chauffeured only, and that is a deliberate choice rather than a gap. Every booking includes a licensed, background-checked professional driver and commercial insurance. For a group of ten or more, a chauffeured flat rate is often comparable to a self-drive rental once the deposit, fuel, tolls, resort parking and airport concession fees are added to the rental bill, and it removes the part where a member of your group spends the holiday driving an unfamiliar high-roof van.
What is the difference between a 12 and 15 passenger van?
The practical difference is luggage rather than seats: a 12-passenger configuration removes the rear row to maximise cargo space and seats up to 10, while a 15-passenger configuration keeps all rows and seats up to 14. The first suits airport arrivals and cruise transfers with full luggage; the second suits theme park runs where everyone travels light. Our dedicated 12 and 15 passenger van page compares the two in detail, and we match the configuration to your seat-to-bag ratio when you book either way.
Can you accommodate car seats for children in the passenger van?
Yes, forward-facing car seats and booster seats are carried at no extra charge and installed before pickup. Specify how many and what type you need when booking, and include those children in your passenger total, because a car seat occupies a seat and affects which configuration is assigned. For families traveling with several young children this is the single most useful thing to get right at booking rather than at the curb.
How far in advance should I book a passenger van in Orlando?
Book at least 24 to 48 hours ahead to guarantee your preferred configuration. For arrivals during spring break, holiday weekends and Orange County Convention Center conference weeks, allow five to seven days, because the 10 and 14-seat vehicles fill first. Same-day bookings are frequently possible subject to fleet availability, so call or text 689-407-2496 rather than assuming it is too late.
Can a van run longer trips like Port Canaveral, Tampa or Miami?
Yes, and those are where a chauffeur makes the most difference. Port Canaveral is about 60 minutes east on State Road 528, Tampa is roughly 90 minutes west on Interstate 4, and Miami is around three and a half to four hours south on the Florida Turnpike. Each runs as a private direct transfer with no shared stops, quoted as a flat rate per vehicle. Corporate groups moving regularly between these can also be set up with consolidated invoicing rather than booking trip by trip.
What else do group travelers book?
12 and 15 Passenger Vans
The size decision in detail, comparing the two configurations on the seat-to-bag ratio that actually decides it.
View serviceSprinter Van with Driver
The four Mercedes-Benz Sprinter builds, from the 8-seat Jet Sprinter to the 14-seat Executive, with interiors for each.
View servicePort Canaveral Car Service
Cruise transfers about 60 minutes east on State Road 528, planned backwards from your boarding cut-off.
View serviceOrlux LLC is a licensed and insured Florida transportation provider operating a chauffeur-driven fleet across Central Florida. Every vehicle carries commercial insurance and every chauffeur is licensed and background-checked.

Let someone else do the driving.
Send your route, your head count and your bag count and we will confirm the vehicle and your flat rate, usually within the hour.

























