Fastest way from Kissimmee to Miami: Flight, about 1h 5min (from €48). Cheapest: Bus, from €33 (about 3h 45min). Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on November 6, 2026): FlixBus, RedCoach Florida, Greyhound; main departure point: Kissimmee.
There are 2 ways to get from Kissimmee to Miami
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Companies selling this route on 12Go
Offers listed on 12Go on November 6, 2026 for a departure on November 27, 2026. Timetables and prices change with the date: check them before booking.
| Company | Mode | Departs from | From | Offers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Greyhound | Bus | Kissimmee | €33 | 1 |
| FlixBus | Bus | Kissimmee | €37 | 4 |
| RedCoach Florida | Bus | Kissimmee Walmart Parking Lot | €64 | 2 |
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Practical tips
A flight looks fast, but airport transfers, check-in, security and the ride into town eat into the gain. Compare the whole journey before choosing, so you don't pay more for a small time saving.
Kissimmee has several stops and the Orlando area is spread out. Read your e-ticket carefully for the precise address of the pick-up point and save it on your phone map before leaving your hotel.
Miami is large and the drop-off may be away from your neighbourhood. Check the arrival address in advance and plan your onward ride, whether rideshare, taxi or public transit, so you don't end up far from your accommodation.
Bus fares are lowest when booked ahead, and seats on busy days, such as weekends and holidays, sell out. Book online for instant e-ticket confirmation and choose a departure with some margin before any connection.
If the bus gets you to Miami before an international flight, leave generous margin for traffic on Florida highways. Aim to arrive the day before when possible, so a delay never makes you miss your departure.
The journey experience
Getting from Kissimmee to Miami is one of the classic Florida hops, and the good news is that the choice is simple once you see the options side by side. Both the bus and the plane are available, and the comparison table on this page shows durations, price ranges and frequency at a glance so you can decide in seconds.
The bus is the budget-friendly pick for independent travellers. It runs along Florida's main highway corridors, you can sit back with a seat, air conditioning and usually Wi-Fi and power outlets, and you save on airport transfers and baggage fees. It suits you if you have flexible timing and want to keep costs low. The plane is the fast option for the same distance, but remember that airport check-in, security and the ride into town add up, so the time saving is smaller than it looks on paper.
Our advice: decide based on your priorities. If budget matters most, take the bus and book early for the best fares. If your time is tight, fly. Before you book, always check the exact pick-up and drop-off point on your e-ticket, because bus stops in the United States can be a street corner or a terminal rather than a central station. Check how you will reach your hotel from the arrival point, and you will travel with confidence.
Frequently asked questions — Kissimmee → Miami
It depends on your priorities. The bus is the cheapest option, from €33, and is ideal if your schedule is flexible. The plane is much faster, around 1 hour, but costs more, from €48, and requires airport transfers. Compare both in the table on this page and pick what suits your budget and time.
By bus, the journey takes roughly 4 hours, between 3 h 45 and 4 h 15 depending on traffic and stops. By plane, the flight itself takes about 1 hour, between 1 h 05 and 1 h 15. Remember to add time for airport check-in, security and transfers when flying.
Bus tickets start from €33 and are typically up to €38. Flights start from €48 and typically go up to €85. Prices vary with the date and how early you book, so reserving ahead usually gives the best fare, especially on weekends and busy holiday periods.
The exact pick-up and drop-off points depend on the operator and departure you choose, and they are shown on your e-ticket. In the United States a stop can be a street corner rather than a station, so always check the address before travelling and save it on your phone.
Whether a departure is direct or involves a change depends on the specific service you select. The search results on this page show each option, so you can pick the one that suits you. Choose a direct departure if you want the simplest trip, and leave margin if you have to change.
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