Transportation from Orlando airport to Port Canaveral

[sabu24]

Transportation from Orlando airport to Port Canaveral??Looking for recommendations.  I am traveling single

TIA

Fran

Edited June 24, 2021 by sabu24

[John&LaLa]

46 minutes ago, sabu24 said:

Transportation from Orlando airport to Port Canaveral??Looking for recommendations.  I am traveling single

TIA

Fran

 

Are you flying in a day or two early?

 

If so, rent a car and use it to get around Cape Canaveral/ Cocoa Beach

[Sunshine3601]

If going from the airport directly to the cruise ship, check with Royal for their transport fee.    Should be $25 to $40 each way.   An Uber may cost you $60 to $90 depending on time of day.    I'm not sure what a taxi would cost.

[sabu24]

9 minutes ago, John&LaLa said:

 

Are you flying in a day or two early?

 

If so, rent a car and use it to get around Cape Canaveral/ Cocoa Beach

No,

Arriving in the morning the day of the cruise

[awhfy]

28 minutes ago, sabu24 said:

No,

Arriving in the morning the day of the cruise

Not a great idea arriving day of IMO. Definitely do Royal transport

[John&LaLa]

46 minutes ago, sabu24 said:

No,

Arriving in the morning the day of the cruise

 

Look into Cortrans

[HicksRA]

Transportation from Air2Sea is $34.95 each way. 

[GTO-Girl]

Another vote for Cortrans……before Covid the price was $20pp each way.

 

They used to only do airport to port……and port to airport runs…

 

Very popular with cruisers and a good company with good reviews

[YankeesFan4Life]

Just checked, $25 each way!  A lot cheaper than Royal!  At that price I might just take them to the ship and do the airboat excursion and drop off since our flight is at 3:30!

[BirdTravels]

On 6/24/2021 at 4:58 PM, sabu24 said:

Transportation from Orlando airport to Port Canaveral??Looking for recommendations.  I am traveling single

TIA

Fran

Fran, we use Go Port Canaveral (google it). They use full size motor coaches (so you are not crammed in a van in someone's arm pit). Cheap, fast, efficient. Yes, they will wait for the motor coach to fill, so there will be more of a delay than filling a 12 passenger van, but it is a lot more comfortable for the hour drive out to the port. 

[BoozinCroozin]

We went with private transportation through Cruise Control Transport. We could have saved about $50 going with a large shuttle. However, I didn't want to risk possible exposure, multiple pick up points, and stopping at multiple terminals. It is not worth the risk of the $5,000+ investment in the trip.