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San José (SJO)to
Orlando (MCO)Sep 06, 2027 - Sep 16, 2027
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USD 400
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Rio de Janeiro (GIG)to
Orlando (MCO)Sep 03, 2027 - Sep 18, 2027
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USD 491
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Sao Paulo (GRU)to
Orlando (MCO)Nov 11, 2026 - Nov 25, 2026
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USD 602
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Panama (PTY)to
Orlando (MCO)Sep 06, 2027 - Sep 10, 2027
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USD 642
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Round-trip fares to Orlando
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San José (SJO)to
Orlando (MCO)
Apr 11, 2027 - Apr 17, 2027
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USD 400
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Quito (UIO)to
Orlando (MCO)
Apr 25, 2027 - Apr 28, 2027
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USD 441
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Rio de Janeiro (GIG)to
Orlando (MCO)
Apr 26, 2027 - May 13, 2027
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USD 563
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Panama (PTY)to
Orlando (MCO)
Jan 27, 2027 - Feb 01, 2027
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USD 642
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Brasilia (BSB)to
Orlando (MCO)
Apr 05, 2027 - Apr 15, 2027
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USD 693
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Sao Paulo (GRU)to
Orlando (MCO)
Feb 13, 2027 - Feb 28, 2027
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USD 752
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Destination facts
Destination airports
- Executive Airport (ORL)
- Orlando International Airport (MCO)
Copa Airlines hub
Hub of the Americas® in Panama
Fly to Orlando with Copa Air
Fly to Orlando through the Hub of the Americas® in Panama City. Orlando, in the heart of Florida, combines lakes lined with oak trees, crystal-clear springs where you can see manatees in winter, neighborhoods with cobblestone streets and food from around the world, and the beaches of the Space Coast just a drive away. Choose your departure city and dates to check available flights to Orlando International Airport (MCO).
View flightsWhat should you know before traveling to Orlando?
You arrive at Orlando International Airport (MCO), you pay in U.S. dollars and the city uses Eastern Time. Orlando has sunshine all year round, with hot summers and mild winters.
Airport
You arrive at Orlando International Airport (MCO), the gateway to Central Florida.
Currency
You pay in U.S. dollars.
Time zone
Orlando is in the U.S. Eastern Time Zone. Daylight saving time begins on the second Sunday in March and ends on the first Sunday in November.
Climate
Orlando has a subtropical climate, with hot summers and mild winters, and sunshine all year round.
Nature nearby
Around Orlando there are crystal-clear springs, lakes, rivers and wetlands to enjoy outdoors.
Is Orlando right for you?
Yes, if you like to combine nature, charming neighborhoods, great food and a beach day on the same trip. Depending on your type of trip, these are the plans that fit best.
With family
Crystal-clear springs for swimming and floating, manatees in winter and swan-shaped boat rides on Lake Eola.
As a couple
Strolls along the cobblestone streets of Winter Park, dinners in neighborhoods with food from around the world and sunsets by the lakes.
Nature
Springs, rivers to explore by kayak, manatees in winter and trails among pines, oaks and wetlands.
Food
Neighborhoods like Mills 50, with murals and acclaimed Asian cuisine, and farmers markets on weekends.
Beach
The Space Coast beaches, on the Atlantic, are easy to add to your trip. Check sea conditions before going in.
When is the best time to visit Orlando?
Orlando has sunshine all year, so the best time depends on your plans. From December to February, winters are mild and dry, ideal for outdoor activities; in summer it's hot and the springs are the favorite plan. Check the forecast before you travel.
Winter
From December to February, winters are mild and dry, a great time for outdoor activities. Bring a light jacket for the evenings.
Summer
From June to August it's hot. The springs are especially popular during the summer months.
Manatees
Peak manatee season runs from mid-November to March, when they seek out the warm water of the springs.
Before you go
Check the forecast a few days ahead and, if you're visiting a state park, whether it requires you to book your visit.
How many days do you need in Orlando?
It depends on what you want to combine. With a week, you can alternate between the city and its lakes, the springs, nature and a beach day on the Space Coast, while leaving days to rest.
Plan your days by area
Downtown, Winter Park, the springs to the north and the Space Coast are in different areas. Spend each day in one area so you spend less time getting around.
Rest days
Alternate sightseeing days with a morning by the pool or a quiet afternoon by a lake. That way you enjoy each plan more.
One hotel or two?
If you add the Space Coast or a cruise to your trip, you can split your stay. If you'd rather not move your luggage, stay in one area and get around by car.
Book ahead
Some state parks, such as Wekiwa Springs, require you to book your visit. Check before you travel.
An easy arrival day
Settle in and take a stroll around Lake Eola or Park Avenue. Save full-day plans for the next day.
Which area of Orlando is best to stay in?
It depends on your plans: International Drive if you want restaurants, shopping and entertainment nearby; Kissimmee if you're traveling with family or a group and want a vacation home; Downtown or Winter Park if you prefer walkable neighborhoods by the lakes.
International Drive
Orlando's entertainment district, with restaurants, shopping and lodging. The core is walkable, but you'll need a vehicle to explore all of it. A good choice if you want variety nearby.
Kissimmee
Known as the vacation home capital of the world, with rivers and lakes all around. A good choice if you're traveling with family or a group.
Downtown and Thornton Park
Next to Lake Eola, with cobblestone streets, restaurants and local shops. A good choice if you want a city vibe.
Winter Park
Tree-lined streets, Park Avenue and a chain of lakes. A good choice if you want a quiet, charming atmosphere.
What places should you visit in Orlando?
Lakes and charming neighborhoods, crystal-clear springs, manatees and the Space Coast. For each place, we tell you who it's for.
Lake Eola Park
Downtown, it's one of Florida's most beloved public parks. You can ride a swan-shaped boat and, on Sundays, visit its farmers market. Ideal for a relaxing afternoon.
Winter Park and Park Avenue
The heart of Winter Park is the cobblestone Park Avenue district, with shops, restaurants and museums, and a chain of lakes to explore by boat. Ideal for couples.
Mills 50
North of Downtown, a neighborhood with murals and acclaimed Asian cuisine. Ideal if you travel for the food.
Wekiwa Springs State Park
An excellent choice for hiking, paddling, snorkeling and swimming in crystal-clear waters. A reservation is required to visit. Ideal for nature lovers.
Blue Spring State Park
One of the places in Florida where the most manatees gather in winter. During those months swimming in the spring isn't allowed, but you can see them from the boardwalk. Ideal for families.
Kelly Park and Rock Springs
A spring that flows at a constant temperature of 20 °C, perfect for floating down a slow natural river. Ideal for cooling off in summer.
Space Coast
Beaches on the Atlantic and Canaveral National Seashore, a barrier island with dunes, coastal forests and Mosquito Lagoon. Check sea conditions before going in. Ideal for a beach day.
Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge
Created to protect migratory birds, it's ideal for birdwatching and nature photography.
How do you get to Orlando with Copa?
Choose your departure city, connect at the Hub of the Americas® in Panama City and continue on to Orlando.
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Choose your departure city
In the search tool, you'll see the routes and flights to Orlando (MCO) available for your dates.
Connect in Panama
Copa connections are made at Tocumen International Airport in Panama City. Follow your boarding pass to get to your next flight.
Arrive in Orlando
You land at Orlando International Airport, the gateway to the lakes, the springs and the Space Coast.
What happens when you arrive at Orlando's airport?
You go through Customs and Immigration with your passport, pick up your luggage and head out to your transfer, a taxi or your rental car.
Go through Customs and Immigration
When you get off the plane, all passengers go through Customs and Immigration. Have your passport and documents handy. Depending on your nationality, you'll need a visa or an ESTA authorization: check your situation before you travel.
Pick up your luggage
Depending on the terminal, you pick up your luggage before or after inspection. Follow the signs to baggage claim.
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Declare what you bring
Declare any meats, fruits, vegetables, plants, seeds and animal or plant products you're bringing.
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Head out to your transfer
At Terminals A and B, taxis wait on the ground transportation level (Level 1); at Terminal C, on the arrivals level. If your hotel offers a shuttle, confirm the meeting point.
Do you need to rent a car in Orlando?
It depends on your plans. If you stay in one area, your hotel shuttle or a taxi may be enough. If you want to combine neighborhoods, springs and the Space Coast, a car gives you the freedom to get around at your own pace.
Rental car
The most flexible option for combining city, nature and beach. You can book it when you buy your flight on copaair.com. At the airport, follow the signs to the ground transportation level (Level 1).
Hotel shuttle
Many Orlando hotels and resorts offer airport shuttles: check whether yours does before you travel.
Pre-booked transfer or taxi
For your arrival day or to get between areas without driving, book a transfer or take a taxi.
Plan your days by area
Travel time for each trip depends on the time of day and the area where you're staying. Group your plans by area to make the most of your day.
What practical tips should you know before traveling to Orlando?
Pack light clothing and comfortable shoes, wear sunscreen all year, book ahead whatever requires it and add a nature day to your trip.
What to pack
Light clothing for warm days, comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen and sunglasses all year round, and a light jacket for winter evenings.
Reservations
Some state parks, such as Wekiwa Springs, require you to book your visit. Check before you travel.
Manatees and wildlife
Watch manatees and birds from the trails and lookouts, and follow each park's guidelines.
Beach
If you go to the Space Coast, check sea conditions before going in and follow each beach's guidelines.
Food
Orlando has neighborhoods with food from around the world, such as Mills 50, and farmers markets on weekends.
What can you do in Orlando in a week?
This is an optional idea for combining city, nature, beach and rest days. Adjust it to your pace.
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Day 1: Arrival
Settle in and, if you arrive with time to spare, stroll around Lake Eola at sunset.
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Day 2: Downtown and Thornton Park
Walk the cobblestone streets next to Lake Eola and, on Sunday, visit its farmers market.
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Day 3: Winter Park
Stroll along Park Avenue and tour its chain of lakes by boat.
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Day 4: Springs
A day at Wekiwa Springs or Kelly Park to swim, paddle or float. In winter, go see the manatees at Blue Spring.
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Day 5: Rest
A morning by the pool and, in the afternoon, dinner in Mills 50.
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Day 6: Space Coast
A beach day on the Atlantic or a nature day at Merritt Island.
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Day 7: Return
Arrange your airport transfer according to your flight time.
Where can you find official destination information?
These official sites publish current information on entry requirements and things to do in Orlando.
Visit Orlando
Orlando's official tourism site, in Spanish.
Orlando International Airport
Arrivals, ground transportation and airport services.
International Visitors (CBP)
Requirements for entering the United States.
Florida State Parks
Information and reservations for springs and state parks.
Frequently asked questions about traveling to Orlando
Quick answers to the most common questions before you travel.
How many days do I need to visit Orlando?
It depends on what you want to combine. With a week, you can see the city, its lakes and the springs and spend a day at the beach, with rest days. You'll find a one-week idea above.
Should I stay in one hotel or change hotels?
If you add the Space Coast or a cruise, splitting your stay can be convenient. If you'd rather not move your luggage, stay in one area and get around by car.
Which area is best to stay in?
International Drive if you want restaurants, shopping and entertainment nearby; Kissimmee if you're traveling with a group and want a vacation home; Downtown or Winter Park if you prefer walkable neighborhoods by the lakes.
Do I need to rent a car in Orlando?
It depends on your plans. If you stay in one area, your hotel shuttle or a taxi may be enough. To combine neighborhoods, springs or the beach, a car gives you more freedom.
What is there to do in Orlando?
Stroll around Lake Eola, Winter Park and Park Avenue, try the food in Mills 50, swim in the springs at Wekiwa Springs and Kelly Park, see manatees in winter and spend a day on the Space Coast.
What should I do on my arrival day?
Something relaxed: settle in and take a stroll around Lake Eola or Park Avenue. Save full-day plans for the next day.
Can I combine Orlando with a cruise from Port Canaveral?
Yes. Orlando is close to Port Canaveral, so it's easy to add days before or after your cruise. Book your transfer ahead of time and get to the port with plenty of time before boarding.
When is the best time to visit Orlando?
It depends on your plans. From December to February, winters are mild and dry; in summer it's hot and the springs are the favorite plan. Check the forecast before you travel.
What should I know if it's my first time in Orlando?
Check the entry requirements for your nationality, choose your area based on your plans, decide whether you'll rent a car and leave room for rest days.
Do I need a visa to travel to Orlando?
It depends on your nationality: you may need a visa or an ESTA authorization. Check the requirements for your nationality and travel date on the official U.S. government websites before you fly.
Which cities have Copa flights to Orlando?
Use the search tool on this page to see departure cities and available dates. Copa connects Orlando to its network through the Hub of the Americas® in Panama City.
Where do I buy tickets to Orlando?
In the search tool on this page: choose your departure city and dates, check the available flights and buy your tickets to Orlando on copaair.com.
What can you manage with Copa before you fly?
Check in, manage your booking and review your baggage on copaair.com.
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