Orlando to Fort Lauderdale Car Service

A private car service from Orlando International Airport (MCO) to Las Olas Boulevard is an all-in one-way estimate of $1,250 for a Business Sedan (Mercedes-Benz E-Class, 3 passengers and 3 bags), $1,560 for a First Class SUV (Cadillac Escalade ESV, GMC Yukon Denali, or Lincoln Navigator L, 6 passengers and 6 bags), and $2,350 for a Sprinter Van (up to 14 passengers). MCO to Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) is $1,270 sedan, $1,580 SUV, and $2,380 Sprinter. Estimates include gratuity, tax, and card processing, and they do not surge. The Mercedes-Benz S-Class is available in select markets on request and is not priced on this page. Final price is confirmed at booking. Call (888) 420-0177.

OSRM driving time on 2026-10-07 is 204 miles and 234 minutes from MCO to Las Olas Boulevard, and 211.9 miles and 240 minutes from downtown Orlando at Lake Eola to the same point, both without traffic. MCO to FLL is 207.9 miles and 240 minutes free-flow. Weekend and holiday traffic takes longer than those free-flow times. The usual corridor is Florida's Turnpike south, with I-595 or I-95 for the last miles into Las Olas, FLL, or Port Everglades. Turnpike tolls are included in the all-in estimate.

Detailed Drivers drops at Las Olas Boulevard and downtown Fort Lauderdale, Fort Lauderdale Beach and the Galleria, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL), Port Everglades cruise terminals, Hollywood and Hallandale Beach, the Seminole Hard Rock in Hollywood, and Boca Raton and Pompano Beach. The chauffeur stops at the hotel porte-cochere, the airport terminal, or the cruise porter zone.

For this corridor, a reserved chauffeur is one door-to-door vehicle. Driving yourself means a rental and about four hours on the Turnpike before traffic. Brightline runs between its Orlando station at MCO (10705 Jeff Fuqua Blvd) and its Fort Lauderdale station (101 NW 2nd Avenue), then you still need a car for a hotel, FLL terminal, or Port Everglades. Uber Black can be requested, including through an Uber for Business profile, but drivers can decline a 200-mile trip and the fare moves with demand. An MCO to Las Olas sedan is $1,250 all-in.

Yes. Orlando to Port Everglades cruise transfers are a regular booking for travelers pairing the theme parks with a Caribbean sailing. Port Everglades homeports ships from Royal Caribbean, Princess, Celebrity, and Holland America. OSRM puts MCO to Port Everglades at 206.5 miles and 240 minutes free-flow. A Business Sedan on that route is $1,260, a First Class SUV is $1,570, and a Sprinter Van is $2,370. The Sprinter carries family groups and luggage up to 14 passengers.

Yes. MCO to Fort Lauderdale is a common booking, with inside-terminal meet-and-greet on sedans and SUVs, flight tracking, and pickup at the assigned terminal. The chauffeur loads the luggage and drives Florida's Turnpike south to a Fort Lauderdale hotel, FLL, or a Port Everglades terminal. Sprinter meet-and-greet is quoted when you book.

Yes. The return uses the same mileage, so an MCO to FLL sedan is $1,270 each way and a First Class SUV is $1,580 each way. Most travelers reserve both directions. On the return, the chauffeur starts at the Fort Lauderdale hotel, FLL, or the cruise terminal and drives Florida's Turnpike north to Orlando or MCO.

For a couple or a solo business traveler, the Business Sedan (Mercedes-Benz E-Class) is $1,250 from MCO to Las Olas. For families and cruise travelers with luggage, the First Class SUV is $1,560 on that same route. For a group of up to 14, the Sprinter Van is $2,350. Downtown Orlando starts a few miles farther north, so those rows in the table are higher. The Mercedes-Benz S-Class is available in select markets on request and is not given a price here.