Cruise transfer · Orlando to Tampa
Orlando to Port Tampa Bay cruise transfer
Ninety minutes down I-4 with the luggage in the back and the boarding window already planned.
| Ride | Details | Fare |
|---|---|---|
| Orlando to Port Tampa Bay, sedan | Up to 3 passengers · about 90 min | from $395 |
| SUV or Sprinter for groups | Up to 14 with cruise luggage | from $695 |
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Step 1 of 2 · Your trip
Sailing out of Port Tampa Bay after an Orlando stay is an easy pairing: about 85 miles on I-4, an hour and a half door to terminal. The chauffeur collects you at your hotel or vacation home, and drops the party at the Channelside terminals right next to the porters. Fixed fare from $395 per car.
Text the ship and date to +1 (646) 944-0443 or use the form below. I-4 has moods; we leave with margin and you board composed.
Included on every ride
- Terminal-door drop at Channelside
- Departure planned around I-4 traffic
- One fixed fare, tolls included
- Return leg after the cruise available
Good to know
Which terminal will our ship use?
Port Tampa Bay posts it with your cruise line about a day out; the chauffeur re-checks on the morning of the transfer.
Can we leave very early to beat traffic?
Of course: tell us your preference and we set the pickup accordingly; early runs are often the calmest.
On the ground: At Port Tampa Bay, Carnival typically sails from Cruise Terminal 2 and Royal Caribbean and Norwegian from Cruise Terminal 3, both on Channelside Drive; Terminal 6 on McKay Street handles Holland America and Celebrity.
Parking and the 15-minute grace period
Parking on the run west is billed at cost, along with any airport or licensing fees that apply. Nothing is marked up.
Pickup outside an airport carries a 15-minute grace period. After that, the meter runs in 15-minute increments at the vehicle hourly rate. Canceling a sedan or SUV airport transfer costs nothing if you do it more than two hours out.