Parking for personal car near Disney resorts?

[lisat723]

We are taking a 4-Day cruise on the Dream in later April...and we are doing a pre and post Disney stay. My wife and I are locals, so are driving from St. Pete. My cousin, her husband and their two boys are flying down from Boston.

The problem is that we all can't fit in our car to get from Disney to Port Canaveral. Ideally, I'd like to take a car service that will fit all of us and our luggage, and park our personal car somewhere nearby Disney, realizing there would be a fee, which I'm ok with (depending on how much of course!)

I just can't find someplace to park our car...and I know Disney won't let us keep our car there...Does anyone have any suggestions? Otherwise we'll be splitting the group with 2 adults taking our car, and 2 adults and 2 kids taking a shuttle or car service...

Thanks in advance for any help!

 

[CaptainAmerica]

It's not especially close to Disney, but your best bet might be one of the airport parking places near MCO.

 

[MomOTwins]

Just in case you are not aware, it may be to your advantage to arrive in separate cars. If you all take a car service or non-DCL shuttle together, then if if you or your wife test positive, your cousin's family will be denied boarding too, and if anyone in your cousin's family tests positives, you would be denied boarding too, because the maskless car ride together is considered a close contact/exposure. But if your families travel to port separately, then the family that did not have a positive test would be allowed to board.

 

[PrincessShmoo]

Just in case you are not aware, it may be to your advantage to arrive in separate cars. If you all take a car service or non-DCL shuttle together, then if if you or your wife test positive, your cousin's family will be denied boarding too, and if anyone in your cousin's family tests positives, you would be denied boarding too, because the maskless car ride together is considered a close contact/exposure. But if your families travel to port separately, then the family that did not have a positive test would be allowed to board.

Good point.