Transport from cruise to Kennedy Space Center to MCO

[Face Like Fizz]

Post cruise, our flight doesn't leave MCO until 19:55 so we thought we'd kill time at Kennedy Space Center. We'd need transport though, from the port to KSC (with our luggage being held) and then on to MCO. Any recommendations? (I know hiring a car is actually the best option but we're from the UK and the last time we drove in the US we found it really stressful and don't want to do it again.)

 

[Capt_BJ]

I'm a local ... I know of no service that does this short of paying a limo by the hour . . .

 

[brentm77]

Post cruise, our flight doesn't leave MCO until 19:55 so we thought we'd kill time at Kennedy Space Center. We'd need transport though, from the port to KSC (with our luggage being held) and then on to MCO. Any recommendations? (I know hiring a car is actually the best option but we're from the UK and the last time we drove in the US we found it really stressful and don't want to do it again.)

The luggage make it complicated, because there are only small lockers as KSC. You will likely need to Uber or hire a car service (meaning, a driver who picks you up, not a rental car) with a stop at a place that holds luggage. There is one or two in the area. Unless someone here posts a recommendation, I think you will need to do lots of research on reviews. I wouldn't want to leave my luggage in a rental car in Florida anyway, even at an attraction like this one.

This site lists some storage options you could research: https://usebounce.com/city/orlando/kennedy-space-center.

The advantages of a car service is you can pre-arrange a drive to the center and then to the airport. In my experience, they aren't too bad cost wise in that area. We used Happy Limousin ten years ago, but others can post some more recent companies they have used. You could ask the company what they'd charge to hold luggage, but I suspect it would be expensive, since they couldn't pick up other passengers during that time.

I hope I don't offend anyone, but driving in Florida ia crazy. It may be one of the craziest places I have driven. While I still do it frequently, if you didn't like driving in the US before, Florida won't be any better.