Orlando Vacations - Florida |
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Nearby Winter haven and Altamonte Springs provide a change of pace from the hustle and bustle of Orlando and the theme parks. Their country charm and more sedate pace provide a peek back to a time before the region became the home of the world's best known theme parks. Getting There & Getting Around At least 35 airlines and as many charter operators fly into Orlando International Airport. Delta runs around 25% of the flights from approximately 160 cities. Other carriers include Air Canada, America West, American, British Airways, Continental, Northwest and US Airways.
The Orlando Airport website provides and excellent page about shuttle services and city transport. A trolley service called the I Ride provides a great way to get around the International Drive Resort Area. The LYNX bus service covers the Orlando and surrounding cities metropolitan areas. Driving in Orlando If you plan on driving in Orlando be prepared for some traffic - especially at rush hour. The main highway through Orlando is I4, which runs directly from downtown Orlando to the Disney area. For more information on driving in Orlando traffic visit the Florida Drivers Association at 123driving.com .
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Other "Most Popular" Florida Destinations: Miami vacations :: Miami Beach vacations :: Tampa vacations |
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>>> 134 miles (214 km) south west of
Jacksonville, 228 miles (365 km) north west of Miami
Most of
the major entertainment parks are actually located outside of Orlando in the
adjacent towns of Lake Buena Vista and Kissimmee.
These towns provide an incredible choice of shopping, accommodation
and dining experiences where every possible whim is catered for, both
inside and outside the entertainment parks. 
