Transportation service recommendations

[starwarsmomma81]

We are arriving at MCO in Orlando in 31 days, staying at Poly, 2 adults and one child. Will have about 4 carry ons and 2 or 3 suitcases. I would like recommendations for a service for round trip. I have read posts on here about FL Tours, Tiffany Town Car, Happy Limo, etc.... It's so overwhelming! Who do I choose??? And would a town car be big enough for us and all the luggage?

 

[goofy4tink]

Yes, a towncar will be plenty large enough. I have used both FL Tours and Tiffany Towncar..both with good results. I recommend both of them.
Is there a reason you don't want to use DME? Just curious.

 

[browniemtb]

We've always used MH Transportation (Murray Hill). I've used them for not only bringing my family to WDW, but from WDW to Universal and Seasworld, and business. Always prompt and the service is great. Love getting off the plane and having someone give me a call saying we'll meet you in baggage claim.
Look at transportation2disney.com.....

 

[wdwrich]

OP- Just curious as to why you don't want to use the free Magical Express service? We haven't used it ourselves as we always rent a car, but we may try it one-way from MCO to our resort on our next trip.

 

[Alesia]

My recommendation: DME.

 

[starwarsmomma81]

Yes, a towncar will be plenty large enough. I have used both FL Tours and Tiffany Towncar..both with good results. I recommend both of them.
Is there a reason you don't want to use DME? Just curious.

I don't really have an issue with using them. I like the thought of free!! However, my mother is traveling with us and seems to think it would be more stressful (for her) worrying about making sure our luggage is taken care of and arrives at the hotel. Again, this is not my issue, but her peace of mind will influence my mood! I'd rather just pay for the town car and not listen to her stress!

I have heard good and bad about several services on these threads. What stresses me out is picking the right one that will be safe and not let us down by forgetting to pick us up!!

 

[Alesia]

I don't really have an issue with using them. I like the thought of free!! However, my mother is traveling with us and seems to think it would be more stressful (for her) worrying about making sure our luggage is taken care of and arrives at the hotel. Again, this is not my issue, but her peace of mind will influence my mood! I'd rather just pay for the town car and not listen to her stress!

I have heard good and bad about several services on these threads. What stresses me out is picking the right one that will be safe and not let us down by forgetting to pick us up!!

You can still take DME and pick your luggage up and bring it with you. You'll need to tip the driver, but it'll cost a whole lot less than a town car.

 

[starwarsmomma81]

You can still take DME and pick your luggage up and bring it with you. You'll need to tip the driver, but it'll cost a whole lot less than a town car.

Hmmmmm... well, I may consider that. Thanks!

Just to be safe, I am still looking for reviews/experience on services from others!

 

[goofy4tink]

All companies you see discussed here have had both good and bad reviews. There aren't any that have a 100% stellar record. There is no way to be sure your experience will be wonderful and stress free.

 

[mickeynut1]

We are arriving at MCO in Orlando in 31 days, staying at Poly, 2 adults and one child. Will have about 4 carry ons and 2 or 3 suitcases. I would like recommendations for a service for round trip. I have read posts on here about FL Tours, Tiffany Town Car, Happy Limo, etc.... It's so overwhelming! Who do I choose??? And would a town car be big enough for us and all the luggage?

We have used Tiffany Town Car many times and won't use anyone else. We have had nothing but great experiences with them as the drivers are always on time, they are very friendly and courteous, and the cars have always been clean.

 

[starwarsmomma81]

A lot of the websites I'm looking at say "fares include all fees" is that really the case? Or could there be charges after that I am not initially advised of? Besides gratuity. What do I need to look for? Sorry for all the questions, I've never done this before!