Cruise Connections

Orlando to your ship’s door.

One morning coach from Orlando drops you directly at your cruise terminal at the Port of Miami — and when you sail back in, there’s a smart way home too.

Going to your ship

The morning southbound departure drops you directly at your cruise terminal at approximately 12:00 noon. Times are estimates — traffic can shift arrival. Cruise documentation (your boarding pass or cruise reservation) is required, and we need your cruise line and ship name so the driver knows which terminal.

The Port of Miami carries a location surcharge on top of the base fare — trips start from $60 per person online, surcharge included.

  • 7:00 AMOrlando Terminal3718 LB McLeod Rd, Orlando, FL 32805
  • 7:20 AMKissimmee
  • ~12:00 PMYour cruise terminal, Port of MiamiDrop-off at the terminal door

Coming back

The port is not a northbound pickup point. After you disembark, board at our Downtown Miami stop for the evening northbound departure at 6:00 PM. Plan for roughly a six-hour gap between disembarking and that departure — most guests spend it in downtown Miami.

  • 6:00 PMDowntown MiamiMiami Passport Agency, 1501 Biscayne Blvd Unit 102
  • EveningNorthbound to Kissimmee and Orlando

Disembarking? Spend the day hands-free.

  1. 1Around noon

    We collect you at the port

    The morning bus picks you up at your cruise terminal around noon and drops you in downtown Miami minutes later.

  2. 2Afternoon

    Explore without your bags

    Your luggage stays on the bus while you explore downtown Miami — no dragging suitcases around the city.

  3. 36:00 PM

    Re-board the same coach

    Board the same coach at the Downtown Miami stop at 6:00 PM and ride home to Orlando.

Miss the evening pickup? Your luggage rides to the Orlando Terminal for safekeeping and can be claimed there.

Cruise-day checklist

  • Bring your cruise documentation
    Your cruise boarding pass or cruise reservation is required to travel to the port.
  • Tell us your cruise line and ship
    We need both when you book, so the driver knows exactly which terminal is yours.
  • Wait at the bus parking area
    On cruise day, wait at the bus parking area of your terminal — not inside the building. Cruise terminals are large, and passengers waiting inside miss the bus.
  • Arrive early
    Times are estimates — traffic can shift arrival, so be at the pickup point ahead of time.

Prefer the standard fare?

You can skip the port surcharge entirely: ride to our Downtown Miami stop at the standard fare — from $28 per person online — and take a roughly 10-minute rideshare to the port from there.

It’s a good fit if you’re traveling light or meeting others downtown before you sail.

Sailing soon?

Book the morning coach and have your cruise line and ship name ready.