Transportation Guide

Getting to your Disney Cruise port safely and on time

Most Common Port

Getting to Port Canaveral

Port Canaveral (near Orlando) is Disney's primary homeport for Florida sailings.

Disney Ground Transportation

~1 hour$39/person each way
Pros
  • Convenient from Disney resorts
  • Luggage handled for you
  • Disney experience
Cons
  • Set departure times
  • No flexibility
  • Cost adds up for families

Uber/Lyft

45-60 min$50-80 one way
Pros
  • Flexible timing
  • Door to door
  • Often cheaper for groups
Cons
  • Need car seats for kids
  • Surge pricing possible

Rental Car

45-60 minRental + $22/day parking
Pros
  • Maximum flexibility
  • Can explore before/after
  • Good for pre-cruise activities
Cons
  • Parking fees add up
  • Must manage luggage

Private Transfer

45-60 min$150-250 for vehicle
Pros
  • Luxury experience
  • Fixed price regardless of size
  • Car seats available
Cons
  • Higher cost
  • Book in advance
Other Homeports

Other Port Locations

Miami

15 min from MIA airport. Uber/taxi is easiest. Cruise terminal right downtown.

San Diego

5 min from airport. Walk, taxi, or trolley to downtown cruise terminal.

New Orleans

20 min from MSY airport. Uber or taxi to Erato Street Cruise Terminal.

Pro Tips

Transportation Tips

Arrive at the port 2-3 hours before your scheduled boarding time

If driving, covered parking at Port Canaveral is ~$22/day and highly recommended

Insider Tip

Flying in? Arrive the day before your cruise to avoid stress from flight delays

Southwest flights from MCO to Port Canaveral exist but aren't worth the hassle — just drive

Uber/Lyft drivers are familiar with the cruise terminal — just say 'Disney Cruise at Port Canaveral'