What time did your flight leave?

[Limmer]

We are flying out of T.O. and I was curious about what time your flight left and when you arrived in Orlando. What airline were you on? How long is the flight? We booked our flight through Disney.

 

[SandraC]

Friday, April 20th to Saturday 28th, 2001 inclusive.

Friday, April 20th, 2001 ~
Air Transat Flight 554 Toronto to Orlando
8 am - 10:15 am, left on time, arrived about 5 minutes earlier than expected, YIPPY!
We live in north west Mississauga. Called an airport limo a couple days before flight. We got to the airport at 6 am ~ way too early, but that's okay, lots to do and get excited about!

Saturday, April 28, 2001 ~
Air Transat Flight 555 Orlando to Toronto
10:30 am - 12:45 pm, left on time, arrived AGAIN a bit early.

No horror stories ~ good luck! HAVE A GREAT TIME!

 

[Limmer]

We are going to Disney World before the cruise, does that make any difference? Only a 2 hour flight, that's great! This is my first time flying so I am a little nervous. I am not scared of the plane, only that I might throw up in front of so many people - I get a little motion sick!

 

[CindyAnn]

Hi Limmer. It's a pretty short flight, all things considered. Last time we left at 6:40 a.m. on Royal (maybe Canada 3000??) and arrived at around 8:50. We spent a long time waiting to get through customs in Orlando, but were still picking up our car on the Emerald Aisle at National by 10:15. I really preferred it when we took Air Transat and went through American customs and immigrations in the airport at Toronto - much easier. I think someone told me it had to do with which terminal you leave from in Toronto.

 

[Limmer]

Thank you guys! I was worried that we would not get there until 1 or 2 in the afternoon and with only 3 days at the parks losing a half day would suck!

 

[SandraC]

Limmer, we got to Orlando around noon (from the beach), we checked into CBR at that time and went to MK until about 4 pm, then back to CBR to a ready room! Back to MK that night! It was great!

 

[chojen]

We are taking Canada 3000 and will have non-stop flight leaving Toronto around 6:30 and arrival at Orlando around 9:30 a.m. (around 3 hour in total)

However, I have friends book their flights through Disney (they were taking a land and sea cruise package). Since all Disney booked flights are US airlines
(i.e. Delta, UA ... etc) , all flights leaving Toronto with
these airlines are non-direct flight. This means, you probably will first stop at a US city (i.e. Atlanta) and then switch flight to Orlando. The flight my friend took was pretty early around 6:45 a.m. and they arrive around noon. (around 5 hour flight including wait time in between)

Hope this helps