Flying verses driving to port

[SL6827]

I just jotted down pricing with us flying verses driving from North Georgia to Cape Canaveral for three people, and driving will be like half the price of flying on Delta. That's a no brainer!

 

[dreamer17555]

Make sure when calculating costs you include wear and tear on your vehicle, gas, parking. If flying calculate in cost to park at airport (if you dont have a ride) and cost to and from port. I don't mind driving if it is less than 10 hours but more than that I am flying.

 

[OKW Lover]

If I had that choice I'd go ahead and drive. Yes, it will be a fairly long drive. Probably 8+ hours but you'll go straight from your house to the port in that time. No need to drive to the airport for the flight and then get from MCO to the port which might turn out to be almost the same amount of time.

Which ever you chose, it's strongly suggested that you arrive a day early.

 

[CamColt]

Since we occasionally drive from MA to FL (even as far as Miami and Ft Lauderdale), I would definitely drive from GA and enjoy the savings.

 

[DCLMP]

If I lived that close I would drive. You never know what's going to happen with flights.

 

[hardcorestitch]

I just jotted down pricing with us flying verses driving from North Georgia to Cape Canaveral for three people, and driving will be like half the price of flying on Delta. That's a no brainer!

Absolutely drive if it’s better for da wallet! You’ll get to check out some cool stuff along the way to your Disney cruise.