Seven Disney-area resorts multiplied by six South Florida departure cities gives this page its 42 rows. The resorts range from the value-tier All-Star trio up to the Animal Kingdom Lodge, and the origin list runs from West Palm Beach down to Miami Beach. What never changes is the format: a single private vehicle assigned to your reservation, loaded at your own address, unloaded under the resort awning. No connections, no waiting on strangers, no per-person pricing—the quote covers the car. Find your city-and-resort combination in the table and open it for the exact fare and booking flow.
Parties of five or fewer travel in the black SUV. From six through nine, the reservation shifts to the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, and anything from ten to fourteen rides the extended-length version. Count one checked suitcase and one carry-on per person as the built-in allowance; a stroller-heavy Disney load beyond that just needs a heads-up in the chat.
Everything runs through a WhatsApp conversation: route, date, headcount, done. Paying half through the payment link or Zelle is what converts the request into a held vehicle; the driver takes the second half in cash. Should the return leg end with a flight, MCO’s passenger pages cover terminals and timing.
The chauffeur reaches your pickup address at the agreed hour, in daylight or well before dawn—overnight slots simply carry a possible surcharge that gets quoted, not hidden. Conversation on board works in English or Spanish. Orlando-side civic details, from road closures to district maps, sit on the City of Orlando’s site.
