This second Disney-area block covers 42 pairings between South Florida and seven more resorts—Caribbean Beach, Contemporary, Coronado Springs, Grand Floridian, Old Key West, Polynesian Village, and Pop Century. Six origin cities feed the list, Miami Beach through West Palm Beach. Book any row and you get a dedicated vehicle with a chauffeur who drives only your party, on your schedule, straight through. The table holds every combination; the two sections around it answer the practical questions travelers actually ask before committing.
Pickups happen at street addresses, condo towers, and hotel lobbies alike—wherever your group starts, that is where the vehicle appears. Departure windows exist at every hour, and a run that leaves in the middle of the night is quoted with its surcharge up front so the math never shifts later.
First message: your route and date to the reservations WhatsApp. Second: the passenger count and pickup address. Half the fare—link or Zelle—locks it. Planning material for the resort side lives with Visit Orlando, and the Kissimmee flank of the corridor is documented at Experience Kissimmee.
Never. Exclusivity is the entire product: the SUV or van that arrives carries your reservation and nothing else, whether two people are aboard or fourteen. There is no pooling tier, no discounted shared seat, and no scenario where a stranger’s itinerary bends yours.
The remaining fifty percent is paid in cash directly to the driver, normally at pickup. Nothing further is owed at drop-off beyond that balance, and no card surcharges appear on the day—the split you agreed to in the chat is the whole arrangement.
