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How to get from Miami to Orlando

Compare all transport options: bus, ferry, train, flight. Prices, durations and practical tips.

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FASTEST
1h 10min
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From
29€
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Distance
329 km
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Fastest way from Miami to Orlando: Flight, about 1h 10min (from €122). Cheapest: Bus, from €29 (about 3h 35min – 4h 25min). Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on November 6, 2026): FlixBus, Brightline, Jet Set Express; main departure point: Miami Intermodal Center.

Distance: 329 km. Data updated on .

There are 3 ways to get from Miami to Orlando

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Train
3h 6min – 3h 15min
43 – 46 €
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Flight
1h 10min
FASTEST
122 €
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Bus
3h 35min – 4h 25min
CHEAPEST
29 – 39 €
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🚌 Departure from Miami
📍The train departs from the Brightline station in downtown Miami (MiamiCentral), a modern station with ticket gates, waiting areas and shops. Bus stops and the airport are elsewhere, so confirm the departure point on your e-ticket before heading out.
🚇MiamiCentral is easy to reach from downtown by the Metromover and Metrorail, which stop nearby, or by taxi and ride-hailing. From the airport, a taxi or ride-hailing car is the simplest option, and public transport is also possible with a change.
⏰Departures run throughout the day, with services from the morning until the evening. Frequency varies by mode and date, so check the booking page for the first and last departures and arrive early.
💸 Transport from 29€ per person
⚡ Fastest: 1h 10min
⭐ Recommended: Train — 43€
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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.

CompanyModeDeparts fromFromOffers
Brightline Train Miami Central €43 22
Jet Set Express Bus Miami International Airport €29 17
FlixBus Bus Miami Intermodal Center €33 36
Greyhound Bus Miami Intermodal Center €35 3
RedCoach Florida Bus Miami Airport Bus Stop €64 5
See USA Tours Bus Miami Airport €388 14
Engeaguiar Van / transfer €335 2
Pink Shuttle Van / transfer €607 1
MCA Transportation Van / transfer €833 1
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Practical tips

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Compare before you commit

Look at the comparison table first. If your schedule is tight, the plane or train saves a lot of your day; if you are flexible and watching costs, the bus is the sensible choice. Don't default to one mode out of habit.

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Count the airport extras

A flight looks quick, but getting to the airport, checking in, clearing security and travelling from Orlando airport into town all take time. Add those steps before deciding the plane beats the train or bus.

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Confirm the exact departure point

Bus stops in the US can be on a street corner rather than inside a station. Read your e-ticket carefully, check the pickup address on a map, and don't rely only on the city name to avoid going to the wrong place.

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Pick the right Orlando arrival

Orlando is very spread out, and the train station, bus stop and airport are in different areas. Choose the arrival point closest to your accommodation or the theme parks so you don't pay for a long extra transfer.

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Book early and arrive early

Fares tend to be better when booked ahead, especially on busy holiday and weekend dates. On the day, arrive at your stop or station ahead of time so a small delay doesn't make you miss the last departure.

The journey experience

Miami to Orlando is one of the few US routes where you get a real choice between train, bus and plane, and the right pick depends on your budget and how much you value your time. The comparison table on this page puts duration, price range and frequency side by side, so you can see at a glance what suits your plans before you book.

The train is the comfortable option: Brightline runs between the two cities with spacious seats, onboard service and no traffic to worry about. The bus is usually the cheapest way to go and is well suited to flexible, budget-minded travellers, with several operators serving the corridor and a comfortable ride on the highway. The plane is by far the fastest in the air, but remember that airport transfers, security and boarding add real time on both ends of the trip.

Your best move is to check exactly where each service leaves from and where it arrives before you pay, because a station, a bus stop and an airport are not in the same part of town. Orlando is spread out, so choose the arrival point closest to your hotel or theme park. Book early for the best fares, and you can travel with confidence: this is a simple, well-served route with e-ticket confirmation as soon as you book.

Frequently asked questions — Miami → Orlando

Why visit Orlando?

  • ✓ Spend a day at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom, from Cinderella Castle to the evening fireworks
  • ✓ Ride the Wizarding World of Harry Potter attractions at Universal's Islands of Adventure and Epic Universe
  • ✓ Visit Kennedy Space Center, about 1 hour away, and see the Space Shuttle Atlantis up close
  • ✓ Stroll around Lake Eola Park in downtown Orlando and ride its swan-shaped pedal boats
  • ✓ Explore the Mall at Millenia and the Orlando Premium Outlets for bargain shopping
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Recommended stay
4 to 7 nights — enough time for two theme parks plus a day to rest

When to visit Orlando?

HUMID SUBTROPICAL CLIMATE

March to May — warm, sunny weather, lower humidity and fewer crowds than summer or holidays

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What to do in Orlando?

Local experiences, must-see sights and activities selected for you

MUST-SEE
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Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World
The icon of Orlando. Arrive 30 minutes before opening, head straight to Seven Dwarfs Mine Train or Space Mountain, then work backwards. Single-day tickets start around 100€ and vary by date. Book Lightning Lane add-ons in the app and stay for the evening fireworks.
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Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex
About 75 minutes by car east of Orlando. See the Space Shuttle Atlantis and the Saturn V rocket up close. Entry is around 60€. Arrive at opening, allow a full day, and check the launch schedule online: watching a rocket launch is unforgettable.
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Universal's Islands of Adventure
Home to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter (Hogsmeade) and Hagrid's Motorbike Adventure. Tickets start near 100€. Go to Hagrid's first thing, as the queue often exceeds 90 minutes by midday. A Universal Express pass is worth it in peak season.
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Wekiwa Springs Kayaking
A spring-fed river 30 minutes north of downtown, with clear 22°C water year-round. Park entry is about 5€ per vehicle and kayak rental around 20€. Go early on weekdays, when alligators, turtles and herons are easiest to spot and the parking lot fills less.
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Airboat Ride on Lake Jesup
Skim through Florida wetlands on a fan-powered boat and spot wild alligators and birds. Tours last about an hour and cost roughly 35€. Choose a small-group tour at sunset for better light and wildlife, and bring earplugs if the operator doesn't provide them.
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Mills 50 Asian Food District
Orlando's best local food scene, far from the theme parks. Try Vietnamese pho, Korean fried chicken and Taiwanese bubble tea along Mills Avenue. Meals cost 8-15€. Go for dinner on a weekday to avoid waits, and carry a card since a few small places are cash-friendly.
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Winter Park Scenic Boat Tour
A one-hour guided cruise through three connected lakes and narrow canals, passing historic mansions and cypress trees. Tickets cost around 15€. Departures run daily from late morning. Afterwards, stroll Park Avenue for cafés and boutiques, and visit the Morse Museum for Tiffany glass.
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Eatonville Zora Neale Hurston Heritage
Eatonville, a few minutes from Orlando, is one of the oldest historically Black incorporated towns in the US. Visit the small Zora Neale Hurston museum (donation-based, a few euros) and the murals. Call ahead for opening hours, as they are limited, and plan a one to two hour stop.

How long to visit Orlando?

3 to 7 days

Plan 5 to 7 days to enjoy Orlando without rushing. With 3 days you can cover two major theme parks; with a week, add a third park, a water park, or a day trip to Kennedy Space Center or the beaches of Cocoa. Buy tickets online in advance, arrive at park opening, and keep midday for the pool or a break to avoid the heat and crowds.

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