Miami Beach 411 Tours & Day Trips Miami to Orlando Bus (Morning)

ABOVE: The bus - a 60 passenger motor coach with movies onboard. 2010 Official Prices: Our Phone Rate $38 Our Internet Rate $35 Savings $3 Our Child Rate $35

Miami to Orlando Bus (Morning) Departure Time: See the schedule Duration: Aproximately 4 hours Tickets: Adult: $35; Child: $35 Need help with your reservation? Call us at (305) 754-2206. Agents are available Monday to Sunday from 9am to 7pm. Our team is standing by to help you. Click to chat. Se habla Español.

• Better Tour Experience - More Entertaining
• No Booking Fees
• Free Wi-Fi on the Bus
• Free Snacks
• Easy to Cancel or Change the Date
• Hassle-Free Hurricane Refunds
• No Tax or Hidden Fees
• 100% Secure Website

The bus departs from Miami Beach at 6am in the morning.

Do you prefer an afternoon at 3pm? Take the Afternoon Express Van to Orlando and arrive at 8:00pm.

We also have an Evening Bus to Orlando that departs ar 7pm.


Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to make a reservation?
Yes, the bus frequently sells out and only stops where it is scheduled.

Can I pay for my tickets on the bus?
No, to insure that you have a seat, you must pay for the reservation in advance.

How do I make a reservation?
Book online, or call us at 1-(305) 754-2206. Advance reservations are required. A pre-payment by credit card reserves your seat on the bus. Cash is not accepted.

What time does the bus depart Miami?
The bus departs from Miami Beach at 6am. For other areas, see the Miami to Orlando bus schedule above.

What time will we arrive in Orlando?
The bus arrives in Kissimmee at 10:45am and Orlando at 11:00am. The extension to Disney World arrives at 11:30am.

Tell me about the Free Breakfast and Wi-Fi?
We added some new features to make your trip more enjoyable. We offer free breakfast to our passengers, including orange juice, muffins, coffee and tea. And we also have free Wi-Fi onboard.

Is there a bus that goes from Orlando to Miami?
You bet! We provide service 7 days a week, with stops in Pompano, Fort Lauderdale, and South Beach. The bus departs the Orlando Bus Terminal at 7pm everyday. The Terminal is located at 5163 International Dr., Orlando (Perfumeland Mall). Click here for the Orlando to Miami Bus.

What time does the bus depart from the Theme Parks and return to Miami?
The bus departs from the Magic Kingdom at approximately 5:30pm and Universal Studios at 6:30pm. The Bus arrives back in Miami at 10:30pm and start the drop off to all hotels.

Where does the bus depart in Miami?
Free pick up is available in Kendall, Hialeah, Miami International Airport, Downtown Miami, South Beach, Miami Beach, North Beach, Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale / Boca Raton, West Palm Beach.

Is there an afternoon bus from Miami to Orlando?
Yes, click here.

How far in advance should I buy tickets?
Orlando is the most popular vacation destination in the U.S. Bus tickets do sell out. To ensure a seat, please buy your tickets at least 2 days in advance.

Popular tours sell-out. Book ahead for guaranteed reservations. Avoid hassles, stress, and disappointments.

How do I buy tickets?
Call us at (305) 754-2206. To

buy online, click the "Make a Reservation" button.

$35 Adult / $35 child (3 - 17)

Book online, or call and speak with our tour coordinator, Michelle Moore. Phone (305) 754-2206. Meet Our Team

Terms and conditions:

• Transportation must be booked at least 24 hours in advance.
• An e-ticket will be sent to your email within 12 hours of booking.
• You must print your e-ticket and bring it with you to board.
• We have a 48 Hour Cancellation - with No Cancellation Penalty.
• Reservations cancelled within 48 hours of scheduled trip incur 100% cancel penalty. If booking within the 48 hour cancellation period, all sales are final.
• Infants are free if they are held on your lap.
• As we are a booking website for contracted bus lines, you agree to hold us harmless for actions by others and our sole liability is limited to a refund of the monies paid us.
• The bus line reserves the right to substitute equipment based on operational needs.