Flying into Orlando to go on the Carnival Breeze.

[Kimberlyk1977]

We will be flying into Orlando to get on the Breeze in March. I have been on the Breeze once before with the family. It sailed out of Miami then.

 

How long does it take to get to the port? Do you rent a shuttle or Uber it?

 

 

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[jessMN74]

Its aboout 45-min to an hour drive. We used Cortrans Shuttle Service. I believe there are 20.00 a person one way. Shuttles buses were really clean and they were actually early to pick us up and then they were waiting when we got off the ship. I highly recommend them.

[mgasaway]

Are you going out of Port Canaveral? It's about an hour from Orlando depending on traffic. Real easy drive. I always rent a car since I usually come in they day before. Last cruise the total for the car each way was $66 (I did a 'pot luck' car with Avis and ended up with a Volkswagen Jetta, return trip a GMC something - big SUV). Super easy to get to the rental return, free shuttle from Avis to the port and back. And as a preferred member with Avis they text me the car info, keys & paperwork were in it and I just showed it to the attendant on the way out.

[Kimberlyk1977]

Yes we are flying into Orlando the day before our cruise and staying at a hotel near the port.

 

 

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[grandmarnnurse]

I, too, am sailing the Breeze in March—March 2 to be exact. I am flying into Orlando, and am taking the shuttle service Two Smart, to take me to my hotel, the Country Inn and Suites on Astronaut Blvd. I was told the trip will be just under an hour to get from airport to hotel.

 

 

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[JohninDC]

Several Shuttle companies will get you from MCO to PC for about $20-25 per person - Coco Beach Shuttle and Cortrans are the most often suggested providers. We prefer a one-way car rental pre-cruise; all of the car rental agencies in PC/Cocoa Beach will shuttle you to the port after you drop off the car. Post cruise, unless you have a late flight (after 2:00) a shuttle to MCO is easier.

 

Have a great cruise! :D

[Noxequifans]

Cortrans has many favorable reviews here on CC.

[ToriB]

After seeing recommendations on Cruise Critic we booked Cortran’s. We’ve used it for three cruises.

 

 

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[nchikk]

Its aboout 45-min to an hour drive. We used Cortrans Shuttle Service. I believe there are 20.00 a person one way. Shuttles buses were really clean and they were actually early to pick us up and then they were waiting when we got off the ship. I highly recommend them.

 

THIS.

 

We used them a few weeks back. HIGHLY recommended.

[MoCowBell]

We will be flying into Orlando to get on the Breeze in March. I have been on the Breeze once before with the family. It sailed out of Miami then.

 

How long does it take to get to the port? Do you rent a shuttle or Uber it?

 

 

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You might also try Globetrotter Transit (http://www.globetrottertransit.com). They are actually Galveston Express but are expanding into Orlando to serve cruise passengers there.

[coondog99]

We rented a vehicle one way at MCO to get to Port Canaveral for our CCL Sunshine cruise a few years ago. Unfortunately, the shuttle wait at the drop location in Cocoa Beach was too long so we paid for a cab to take us to the terminal. Keep that in mind.

 

If you plan to do a rental, do an internet search for promo codes to get your rental rate lower.

 

Lots of hotels in Cocoa Beach to choose from.

 

 

 

 

Here is a link for shuttle comparisons: https://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=2683694