Orlando’s theme parks are about 235 miles north of Miami. For families, getting there can be half the battle. A Miami to Orlando car service turns the trip into part of the vacation.
How long is the drive?
About 3.5 to 4 hours on Florida’s Turnpike, plus stops. The Turnpike has service plazas with food and restrooms at regular intervals.
Why not fly?
The flight itself is short, but add airport time, security, bags and a rental car on the other end, and the total trip is often longer than driving, especially with kids, strollers and car seats.
Family-friendly tips
- Tell us the kids’ ages and we install the right car seats or boosters.
- Plan a stop roughly halfway at a Turnpike service plaza.
- Pack snacks, chargers and entertainment for the ride.
- Leave early to beat Orlando’s afternoon traffic.
Which vehicle?
The Cadillac Escalade ESV seats up to six with luggage. For bigger families or two families traveling together, the Mercedes Executive Sprinter seats up to 14 with room for strollers.
Not just theme parks
We also drive to the Orange County Convention Center, Orlando International Airport (MCO) and vacation homes in Kissimmee.
See our Miami to Orlando car service page. Long trips are quoted before you book.
Ready to book? Miami Supreme Limo is available 24/7, and you can book anytime, even last minute. Call, text or WhatsApp (917) 854-4981 or book online. Luxury SUV transfers start at $130 and Sprinter transfers at $250; hourly service is $99/hr for the SUV (3-hour minimum) and $169/hr for the Sprinter (4-hour minimum).