This hub collects 27 private routes that begin in the coastal cities of South Florida—West Palm Beach, Pompano Beach, Fort Lauderdale, and Hollywood—and finish at resort hotels around Orlando. Every trip on the list is one reservation for one party: the vehicle picks you up at your address on the coast, carries only your group, and pulls up at the resort entrance a few hours later. Three vehicle classes cover parties from a couple to fourteen people, and a reservation is held once half the fare is paid. The directory below opens the exact origin-and-hotel pairing you need, each with its own booking page.
Each seat comes with one checked suitcase and one carry-on. If your group is hauling golf bags, strollers, or anything beyond that count, mention it in the WhatsApp chat when you reserve, and dispatch will confirm whether your vehicle holds it or a larger one should be assigned.
Yes. Departures are scheduled around the clock, so an early resort check-in or a late event on the coast both work. Hours in the middle of the night can carry an added fee, which is quoted before you commit—never sprung on you at the door.
A black SUV handles up to five travelers with standard luggage. Six to nine people move into a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van, and the stretched Sprinter takes ten to fourteen, which matters on this lane because a multi-room resort stay usually means a wall of suitcases riding along.
Trips leave the shoreline, pick up I-95, and then join Florida’s Turnpike for the long northbound stretch. On the Orlando end, the Rosen Centre and Rosen Shingle Creek draw the most requests, with the Castle Hotel and Loews Sapphire Falls close behind. Park calendars and seasonal events for the destination side are kept current by Visit Orlando.
Send your route, date, and headcount to the dispatch line on WhatsApp. A payment link or Zelle covers the first half; the rest is handed to the driver in cash. Drivers speak both English and Spanish, so the ride works in whichever language your group prefers. If you are squeezing in one more coastal day first, Greater Miami’s visitor guide is the planning stop.
