food IS a theme park
One of the most important tourism-related agencies in Florida has earned a prestigious commendation.
Orlando International Airport
The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (or GOAA) operates two of Florida’s most important airports: Orlando International Airport (MCO) and Orlando Executive Airport (ORL), the former of which is the main entry point to Walt Disney World for millions of travelers each year. That makes the new certification the GOAA just earned all the more important.
Traveling between Orlando’s airport and its biggest tourist sites is about to get a whole lot easier.
A Lynx bus, Visit Orlando
Anyone who’s traveled to Orlando knows that moving between Orlando International Airport (MCO) and tourist destinations like Walt Disney World, the Universal Orlando Resort, and International Drive can be cumbersome without renting a car. However, a new bus route is about to link all of them in an unprecedented way.
We are fast approaching summertime, which means you might have a trip to Disney World on the horizon. And if you don’t, we think you deserve to plan one!
Southwest Airlines is adding more options to Disney World!
Well, getting to Disney World will be getting a bit easier starting in June if you are traveling from the Cincinnati area!
Most of us choose flying when it comes to traveling to Disney World.
Orlando International Airport
That’s why we try to keep you updated on any new nonstop flights that fly to Orlando International Airport. However, we’ve been seeing a handful of airlines canceling their routes to Orlando, recently. Now, another airline has paused flights to the city, too.
If you are heading to Disney World today, be prepared for the potential for some severe weather!
Magic Kingdom is already looking dark and gloomy this morning.
Disney World will likely be hit by severe weather today, and we have all the details you need to know.
We may only be a quarter of the way through 2024, but it’s never too early to look ahead to your 2025 Disney World Vacation!
Let’s fly!
When it comes to planning your next Disney World vacation, look no further — we’re here to help! From vacation packages to Disney Park tips, planning a Disney World trip takes a lot of preparation. One of the most overlooked parts of planning can be air travel. If you’re looking for flying advice, you’ve come to the right place!
We travel a lot in this line of work — it sort of comes with the territory.
Orlando International Airport
And, because we travel often, we’ve had our fair share of less-than-stellar travel stories. Getting stuck in traffic, being forced to wait in an hours-long security line at TSA, missing our flights altogether — you name it, and it’s probably happened to someone on our team. And, the worst came true for one DFB team member when her flight had to do an emergency landing!
Airline travel is always an experience, for better or for worse. It feels extra stressful when you’re going on vacation, though, right? We don’t want to miss a single extra second of vacation time — ESPECIALLY if we’re stuck at the airport.
Orlando International Airport
If you are heading to Disney World this spring, you may find yourself traveling through the Orlando International Airport (MCO). If you are, we have a few warnings for you as we gear up for a busy weekend of travel!
Where are you headed after your trip to Disney World?
Orlando International Airport
We’re usually thinking about which hotel to stay at and what we’re packing in our bags, but we’re not really putting much thought into where else we’ll go. If you flew into Orlando to stay at Disney World, well, it’s pretty simple — you’ll head back home. But what if you’re a local and you actually want to get away? Well, some new destinations will be getting new nonstop flights FROM Orlando that could make planning your next trip just that much more interesting.
One of the biggest things you need to consider when booking a Disney World trip isn’t where to stay, what kind of park ticket to get, or what to pack.
Orlando Airport
No, one of the biggest things you might consider is how you’re going to get there. For most of us, the answer is flying into Orlando International Airport. Well, three cities just got NEW nonstop flights to Orlando, so that could make flying an even easier decision when you’re planning your trip.
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