Flights to Orlando

Essential Flight Info

At the present time there are no direct flights to Orlando, Florida from Birmingham.

We suggest flying from London Heathrow or Manchester with either BA or Virgin.

Birmingham to Orlando flights

Orlando Flights
Birmingham is located in the West Midlands and has a population of over 1 million people. The city grew on its reputation as a powerhouse of the Industrial Revolution and is still considered a national commercial centre, although its manufacturing industries have declined in recent years. Birmingham has many places of interest including the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, which houses a leading collection of work by the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. There is a great deal of green space in this city, including the Botanical Gardens which date back to Victorian days, and Sutton Park, one of the biggest parks in Europe. Birmingham has a diverse population and hence a variety of religious buildings in the city. There are several excellent night clubs in the city including the Sanctuary and the Custard Factory.

Orlando Airport
Orlando Airport is the busiest airport in Florida with over 36 million passengers per year. There are a great number of shops at the airport, including a Sea World Store, Universal Studios Store, Kennedy Space Centre, Harley Davidson shop and Dog-E-Works shop, as well as jewellery and gift shops, Disney shop and Borders. There are several eateries including Starbucks, McDonald’s, McCoy’s Bar and Grill, as well as ice cream counters and bars. There are also ATMs and a currency exchange counter.

Parking facilities in and around Orlando Airport
There are several long stay parking areas, including Terminal Garage Parking, all with a regular shuttle service to the terminals. There are 3 car parks with direct access to the terminal building as well as 3 satellite parks.

Airport distance from Orlando and other surrounding notable locations
Orlando Airport is located 6 miles south east of Orlando centre.

Transport links to Orlando Airport
Located at the A-side of the Main Terminal there are regular bus services to Downtown Orlando with a journey time of 40 minutes, International Drive with a journey time of 60 minutes. Tickets cost around $1.75. There are several taxi companies located at the front of the terminals, as well as shuttle vans to be found on the A and B side of the Main Terminal.

Conference and other business facilities at Orlando Airport
Meeting rooms, international telecommunications and full secretarial services are available for hire at the Hyatt Regency Orlando International Hotel conference centre.

Orlando profile
Orlando in Florida is the perfect holiday destination, particularly for families, with its year round sunny and warm climate and a plethora of theme parks and entertainment. There are parks, shows, rides and parades available, which are constantly changing. So even if you’ve visited Orlando before, there are plenty of new thrills and experiences to be had. Visit the Worlds of Discovery Parks, which include Aquatica – Seaworld’s waterpark which opened in early 2008 and has close-up animal encounters, sandy beaches and fun rides to enjoy. There are 36 water slides and 6 rivers and lagoons here. Busch Gardens Africa has a jungle setting with 3 storey observation point for visitors, a kids’ water play area and 2 restaurants.

Away from the theme parks there are some fabulous shopping opportunities. The Mall at Millenia has over 120 stores, including some of the hottest designer names on the planet. Orlando is renowned for its factory outlets, where you can snap up a fashion bargain. At Lake Buena Vista Factory Stores you can find designer trainers at a snip of a price, and Orlando Premium Outlets is the place to go for fashion items. Festival Bay Mall at International Drive combines the shopping experience with dining and entertainment. There are several restaurants and movie theatres to choose from. Orlando is also a great place to play a round of golf. There are 176 golf courses within an hour’s drive, some of which have been designed by famous pros such as Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Greg Norman. There are numerous art galleries and museums in and around Orlando, exhibiting a variety of artists’ work. Orlando has a vibrant night life, with famous live music venues such as the 3,000 seat Hard Rock Live, House of Blues, and The Social. There is also a diverse mix of pubs, bars and clubs, with the hottest venues in Downtown Orlando in Orange Avenue, or you can sit outside at the Wall Street Cantina, sip a cocktail and people watch. The Globe is a relaxed place to go for coffee and sushi, and close by are Slingapours and Tuk Tuk clubs where you can dance the night away. Orlando has something for everyone, whether they are young, old or in-between