Car Rental Near Orlando Airport
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Showroom Car Rental Near Orlando Airport
To discover the wonder of this exciting region of Florida, rent a car close to Orlando. With Showroom car rental, you can explore everything from the magnificence of Walt Disney World to thrilling splash-tastic water parks and intergalactic adventures at The Kennedy Space Center.
The Orlando International Airport and Sanford Airport are just a short drive from the center of the action, and Showroom car rental has 2 car rental pick-up locations throughout the city.
You can change pick-up and drop-off locations when you reserve your Orlando rental car online without paying extra. This is great for long Florida road trips.
Travel the state in style while driving a sports car, or load up the family for an adventure in one of our SUVs. With a car rental from Hertz, you can get ready for the trip of a lifetime while taking in all the excitement of Orlando.
Pickup Locations near Orlando Airport
- Orlando, Florida 32822
Opening hours: Mon Closed, Tues-Sat 9:00AM-4:00PM, Sun Closed
Address: 5425 S Semoran Blvd Suite 10A Orlando, Florida 32822
- ShowRoom/Comfort Above Management Office
Opening hours: Mon Closed, Tues-Sat 9:00AM-4:00PM, Sun Closed
Address: 5425 S Semoran Blvd Suite 10A Orlando, Florida 32822
Driving through and near Orlando
- Driving in and around Orlando
Parking in Orlando
- In addition to the numerous parking garages downtown Orlando offers, there is also on-street parking.
- Using the Orlando.gov website, you can reserve a parking space in one of the garages in advance. This can be helpful if you’re going to a big event.
- There are also parking passes offered by Disney that let you visit multiple Disney-owned theme parks without paying a fee for each one.
Traffic in Orlando
Despite the city being overrun with tourists, Orlando’s traffic is manageable. Thanks to the numerous wide and well-kept highways, traffic usually moves smoothly. Although eight lanes are available, traffic is spaced out even during busy periods on the I-4.
How to go from Miami to Orlando
Utilizing the Florida Turnpike, the trip from Orlando to Miami takes roughly four hours:
- Join the I-4 W from W South Street
- Follow Florida’s Turnpike to SW 4th Ave in Miami
- Take the SW 7th street exit from I-95 S
- Continue on SW 4th Drive
- Drive to SW 13th street
Be ready to pay tolls along this route, which you might have to do at unattended stations with coins.
Roads and freeways
Main routes in Orlando
Interstate 4 (I-4) is Orlando’s main highway. It is eight lanes wide and runs from the northeast to the southwest side of the city.
- International Drive is the city’s most popular road, where you’ll spend a lot of time as a tourist. It’s filled with shopping malls, restaurants and tourist attractions
- The Beach Line Expressway leads from the City Center to attractions such as Kennedy Space Center and Cocoa Beach
Orlando to Kennedy Space Centre
To reach the Kennedy Space Center from Orlando, the journey will take around 50 minutes in moderate traffic.
- Travel east on SR 528 for approximately 50 miles to SR 407 exit on left for Kennedy Space Centre and Titusville
- Continue on SR 407 to end at SR 405. Turn right/east onto SR 405 and follow signs for Kennedy Space Center
- Turn right on to Space Commerce Way and the center is on your left
- A quick Guide to Orlando
What to do and see in Orlando
The theme parks
The thrilling theme parks are without a doubt Orlando’s top attractions, and they’re all conveniently accessible by rental car.
The incredible selection of theme parks makes it the ideal location for a memorable family vacation, with attractions like the magical Wizarding World of Harry Potter, the renowned Universal Studios, and the waterslides at Volcano Bay.
The Everglades
Only a short drive from the city’s center separates you from the serene Everglades Wetlands.
Go there to unwind after the amusement parks’ thrills and enjoy some of the region’s breathtaking natural landscapes. Take an airboat trip to find alligators and turtles hidden among the marshlands and bushes.
Space Center Kennedy
When you visit the renowned Kennedy Space Center, embark on an extraterrestrial voyage. Here, you may talk to actual astronauts, witness some of the most famous spacecraft being restored, and learn everything there is to know about the US space program.
Orlando’s best hotels
Animal Kingdom Lodge by Disney
There is nothing quite like a stay at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge for a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Views of giraffes and zebras grazing in the grass can be seen from your hotel window in the morning. The safari-themed lodge is about four minute’s drive from the theme park Animal Kingdom.
The Grove Spa and Resort
The Grove Resort and Spa is the ideal spot to stay if you like to rest and relax after a full day of activity because it is fashionable, peaceful, and elegant. The luxurious hotel is located in Kissimmee, a six-mile drive from Walt Disney World, and features an on-site spa.
The Orlando Hilton
The Hilton Orlando offers modern and stylish accommodations ideal for families and couples across the corner from the busy International Drive area.
It’s the ideal base to explore, with Disney World only six miles away and Orlando International Airport 12 miles away.
Orlando’s best places to eat
Lobster with prime steak from Christner’s
Christner’s specializes in good, old-fashioned meat, and you won’t likely find better cuts anywhere else in Orlando. Expect a feast of delicious food for the entire family in a typical, no-frills setting.
Antonio’s
With so many alternatives for fast food places, it might be simple to become stuck and stick with your tried-and-true favorites. However, Antonio’s is here to save the day by providing delectable, genuine Italian food.
Get ready for a culinary treat with everything from freshly made pasta dishes to thin and crispy pizza bases.
Disney Springs’ The Rainforest Café
The Rainforest Café’s exotic sights and sounds will appeal to children and adults. Dine in the midst of a tropical jungle amidst the sights and sounds of unique animals like gorillas, elephants, and birds. To ensure a seat at this beloved family restaurant, make a reservation.
Best museums in Orlando
Orlando Museum of Art
Visit the Museum of Art to add some culture to your Orlando vacation. Contemporary art collections for every taste can be tucked away in Lock Haven Park’s lush green lawns. There are consistently new exhibits, with at least 12 on display at once.
Orlando Science Center
Visit the Science Center to get up close and personal with the elements. This place is excellent for kids since you can view alligators, feel the power of a category one storm, and even use Florida’s giant telescope to look into space.
The Skeletons Museum of Osteology
America’s only skeleton museum on International Drive is home to hundreds of skeletons from many cultures. At this one-of-a-kind museum, discover the natural world and the skeleton system’s various shapes and purposes.