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Where does the bus depart from in Orlando?
Most Orlando departures leave from the Orlando Terminal at 3718 L B McLeod Road. Some schedules also include pickups in Kissimmee at 1471 E. Osceola Parkway. Exact pickup points depend on the selected travel time.
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Where does the bus arrive in Miami?
Miami arrivals typically include the Miami Airport area (Terminal J, Door 26), Downtown Miami, Hialeah, multiple Miami Beach stops along Collins Avenue, and the Hollywood Sheridan Tri‑Rail Station. The exact drop‑off location varies by schedule.
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What time do buses travel from Orlando to Miami?
Buses operate throughout the day with morning, afternoon, and evening departures. Times vary depending on whether you board in Orlando or Kissimmee. The schedule for your travel date will show all available departure options.
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How long is the Orlando to Miami bus trip?
Travel time depends on the pickup and drop‑off points as well as traffic conditions. The schedule provides estimated arrival times for each stop pairing.
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Do infants and children need their own ticket?
Yes. Every passenger, including infants and children, must have a purchased seat.
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How much luggage can I bring on the bus?
Each passenger may bring two checked bags up to 45 lbs and 62 linear inches each, plus one personal item such as a purse or backpack. Extra luggage may incur a fee starting at $10 depending on available space.
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Do I need to print my ticket or confirmation?
Printing is not required. Showing your confirmation on your phone is acceptable and helps speed up check‑in.
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Is there a restroom on the bus?
Yes. Most buses used on this route are full‑size motorcoaches equipped with onboard restrooms.
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Are pets allowed on the Orlando to Miami bus?
No. Pets are not permitted on board. Only service animals meeting legal requirements may travel.
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Can I ship packages on the bus without traveling?
No. All items must be accompanied by a traveling passenger. Package‑only shipments are not allowed.
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What type of bus is used for the Orlando to Miami route?
Most trips use 45‑foot Vanhool motorcoaches with comfortable seating, air conditioning, and onboard restrooms. Vehicle substitutions may occur based on availability.
