Flights to Orlando

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How to find cheap flights to Orlando

Finding cheap flights to Orlando is a breeze with Skyscanner. Airfare rates often vary, and your ticket price depends on travel dates, seat availability, and booking timing. We've compared prices from all major online travel agents and airlines serving Orlando to find you the most affordable flights. With Skyscanner, what you see is what you get – no hidden fees.

Best time to visit Orlando

The best time to visit Orlando is usually from March to May. During this time, you can expect warm temperatures, averaging around 28°C. If you prefer smaller crowds or want to save some money, you might want to think about coming during the winter months, from December to February. Just keep in mind that while it's generally mild with temperatures around 22°C, there can be occasional cold fronts bringing cooler weather.

Best time to book flights to Orlando

Looking for a cheap flight to Orlando from the UK? We'd recommend booking around 45-60 days in advance – this is usually the best time to find cheap tickets. Don't forget to use our Price Alert feature, where we'll monitor flight prices for you and let you know if they change so you can make the most of your travel budget.

Airports in Orlando

There are two airports connected to Orlando. The main port of entry is Orlando International Airport, situated about 19 km to the southeast of the city centre. Orlando Sanford International Airport is positioned about 43 km to the north of the central city area. Orlando International is noticeably larger and deals with most international flights, while Orlando Sanford is primarily used for regional and private aviation.

Top things to see and do in Orlando

Orlando presents a blend of thrilling theme parks and peaceful nature reserves. Views from ICON Orlando offer a bird's eye view of the city, while Lake Eola Park is perfect for a leisurely stroll. Venture to Winter Park for unique boutiques and local crafts, or wander around International Drive to explore the food scene. If architecture interests you, the structures in the downtown area are worth visiting. After discovering The Orlando Museum of Art, unwind at a local food truck and savour a Cuban sandwich or a craft beer.