When is the cheapest time to go to Orlando?
September to mid-November offers comfortable temperatures and reasonable flight prices. But it's also worth noting that autumn's months make up the active part of Florida's hurricane season, which falls between June and November. So you should check the weather forecast before you fly and be prepared. On the plus side, you may be able to grab a last-minute offer on your Orlando flights.
If you want to visit Orlando during summer, search for flights as far in advance as you can, particularly if your travel dates are fixed. Thanks to the school summer holidays, flights are more expensive and the hotels are very busy. Once you're there, you can expect hot, humid weather with temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius.
Which UK airports offer flights to Orlando?
Flights to Orlando are available from other UK cities, like Birmingham and Edinburgh, but your flight will involve at least one stopover. Although this means your journey will take longer, you could land a great deal on a cheap flight. You can fly to Orlando via Paris with Air France, stop off in Amsterdam with KLM, or have a layover in Reykjavik with Iceland Air.
How long is the flight from the UK to Orlando?
Alternatively, if you can't find Orlando flights that work for you, you could search for cheap flights to Tampa (which is just 90 minutes from Orlando's theme parks) or Daytona Beach. Flights to Melbourne, Florida are worth checking out too - especially if you're flying from Manchester or London.