FLL to WDW help please

[tinkerbell423]

I promise I would not have booked our flights into FLL had I know we'd end up in WDW but things happen so.... I am now trying to find transportation from FLL to Pop. I found a car rental from FLL to MCO Then we could take the magical express to the resort (PIA) I know. The problem is im having trouble finding a car rental from Fll to WDW most sites tell me they can't find a location in wdw so any sites you know of would be soooo helpful. Also should I look at any other transportation? We have 7 people

 

[sam_gordon]

With National, I can browse locations, US -> Florida -> Orlando. I see Dolphin Hotel and Orl Walt Disney Car Care. There are other off site locations that come up also. I'm pretty sure it's only National and Alamo that have on site locations, so if you're looking at other agencies, you won't find anything.

 

[tinkerbell423]

Thanks I'll try those two Dollar has been giving me the best price to/from Mco but when I Put the off site location into dollars site it tells me it can't find the location

 

[Ralph&Pam]

I promise I would not have booked our flights into Tampa had I know we'd end up in WDW but things happen so.... I am now trying to find transportation from FLL to Pop. I found a car rental from FLL to MCO Then we could take the magical express to the resort (PIA) I know. The problem is im having trouble finding a car rental from Fll to WDW most sites tell me they can't find a location in wdw so any sites you know of would be soooo helpful. Also should I look at any other transportation? We have 7 people

I'm confused. I thought Tampa International Airport was TPA and Fort Lauderdale was FLL.

 

[joelkfla]

Thanks I'll try those two Dollar has been giving me the best price to/from Mco but when I Put the off site location into dollars site it tells me it can't find the location

The location on the Dollar site is Lake Buena Vista, which is where WDW is located. Seems to be around $55 a day all in for a 1-way.

 

[tinkerbell423]

Omg

I'm confused. I thought Tampa International Airport was TPA and Fort Lauderdale was FLL.

you are completely correct. My brain is fried today. We fly into Fort Lauderdale I'll fix my post (we were going to stay in Tampa for the week before plans changed that's where the Tampa came from)

 

[rigs32]

Or search Kissimmee. A cheap uber ride to the resort

 

[tinkerbell423]

Or search Kissimmee. A cheap uber ride to the resort

Is there a site where I could look up uber prices?

 

[KT0191]

Is there a site where I could look up uber prices?

https://www.uber.com/fare-estimate/

 

[pigletto]

I purposely booked into FLL because I had a bit of flight credit left and with the Jetblue sale the other day, I got four of us direct return flights from Buffalo for free. It was the only way to sneak in a second Orlando trip (going to Universal for one, where we have AP's).
We always rent a car though, and the 3+ hour drive was a small price to pay for free flights.

I think there are some car rental companies in one or two of the Disney Springs hotels. Google the address or look up the amenities at the Disney Springs hotels and you have your answer. In that case it would be a short walk or $10 cab ride to your resort.

 

[richmo]

The easiest would be Alamo or National to the Car Care Center -- in either case put Orlando, FL in the dropoff location and you'll see "Disney Car Care" show up. The nice thing about using that location is that the shuttle will then drop you off wherever you like on Disney property. (I would recommend driving to your resort first and dropping off all your stuff (and maybe people), although you wouldn't have to).

There are other "onsite" agencies at Disney (Budget, Dollar, etc.), mostly on Hotel Plaza Blvd. From there you could either take the Hotel Plaza Blvd hotels shuttle to a park, then from a park to your resort or take the short walk to Disney Springs and grab a bus from there. With these, or Uber/Lyft/Taxi, I'd definitely check in to the resort first.

I'd be inclined to go with Alamo or National unless way more expensive than the other options.