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How much does an Orlando holiday cost from the UK? A realistic family budget

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The short answerThe big costs are flights, theme park tickets, accommodation and car hire, with food, tips and extras adding more than most families expect. Use the price table to build your own budget, add 10 to 15 percent for surprises and compare options for your exact dates.
Orlando's skyline reflected in a lake at night with swans
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In this guide
  1. 1. Flights
  2. 2. Tickets
  3. 3. Accommodation and car hire
  4. 4. Everyday costs in pounds
  5. 5. Build your number

Orlando can be done on many budgets, but it helps to know where the money goes.

1. Flights

See how to find cheap flights to Orlando.

2. Tickets

See how to save money on tickets.

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3. Accommodation and car hire

See where to stay in Orlando and car hire in Orlando.

4. Everyday costs in pounds

Everyday itemTypical priceIn poundsWhat to expect
A coffee$4–$7about £3–£5at a cafe or chain
A casual lunch$14–$25about £11–£19burger, sandwich or similar
A family-restaurant main course$20–$35about £15–£27before tax and tip
A rideshare from the airport to the parks area$40–$70about £31–£54depends on traffic and time
A one-day theme park ticket (adult)$120–$220about £92–£169varies a lot by park and date
A mid-range hotel per night$150–$300about £115–£231before resort fees where charged
A vacation home per night$180–$450about £138–£346depends on size and season
Car hire per day$40–$90about £31–£69before extras and insurance
A tourist SIM or eSIM with data$15–$40about £12–£31for a couple of weeks

Typical ranges only; prices change by season and date, and Orlando prices vary a lot between the parks and elsewhere.

5. Build your number

Add flights, tickets, accommodation, transport and food, then add 10 to 15 percent.

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£100 ≈ $130.00
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Details change. Check official sources and the provider before you book or travel.

This guide is part of our complete Orlando travel guide for UK visitors. See all money & costs guides.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a family holiday to Orlando cost?

It depends on dates and choices, but flights, tickets and accommodation are the main costs. Use the table to build your own budget.

Are meals expensive in Orlando?

Park food can be pricey. Eating outside the parks and self-catering can save money.

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