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If you're looking to swap the urban energy of New York City for the tropical charm and thrill packed atmosphere of Orlando Florida hopping on a flight is the fastest and most convenient way to make the transition. Whether you're heading down for Disney World Universal Studios or just some well-earned sunshine this route is one of the most popular domestic trips in the United States.
With more than 30 direct flights per day the New York to Orlando route is extremely well-connected. You can fly out of several NYC airports—JFK LaGuardia (LGA) or Newark (EWR)—and land at Orlando International Airport (MCO).
Flight time: Approximately 2.5 to 3 hours
Best airlines: JetBlue
Delta
United
American Airlines
Budget carriers: Spirit Airlines
Frontier (often $40–$100 one-way)
JetBlue offers great legroom and free Wi-Fi.
Spirit and Frontier are wallet-friendly but charge for extras like carry-ons and seat selection.
Florida’s sunshine grows more than just oranges—its food scene is bold and diverse:
Cuban Sandwiches – try them at Black Bean Deli
Florida Grouper – fresh and flaky seafood
Gator Bites – a Florida delicacy for the adventurous
Key Lime Pie – tart sweet and unforgettable Pair your meals with a fresh Florida craft beer or a signature cocktail by the pool.
Family-Friendly Resorts:
Disney Resort Hotels – stay inside the magic
Loews Royal Pacific (Universal) – early park entry & free shuttles
Business or Adults-Only Stays:
Hyatt Regency Orlando – perfect for conventions and luxury
Waldorf Astoria Orlando – for upscale comfort near the parks
Budget Options:
Dozens of hotels and motels along I-Drive offer great value
Arrive early at NYC airports—security lines can be long
Pack light if flying budget—checked bags can cost as much as the ticket
Choose early morning or late-night flights to avoid delays
Download park apps (Disney Universal) ahead of time for smoother planning
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