Cheap Flights from Buffalo Niagara (BUF) to Orlando (ORL)

Cheap Flights from Buffalo Niagara International Airport to Orlando

Looking to escape the winter chill and piles of snow? Just have a business trip? Whatever the reason, you'll find a lot of good fare deals on the Buffalo to Orlando route, and our search tools will put them all in front of you with just a couple of clicks or taps.

JetBlue has one regular non-stop flight that departs in the afternoon. Southwest also offers several non-stop flights throughout the day. JetBlue also has a wide range of daily departures with one stop, usually at either JFK or Boston. Delta and American additionally have a variety of flights with one stop available.

Expect a direct flight to take about two and a half hours, while the flights that have a stop somewhere generally get you there in about six to eight hours.

Peak and Low Seasons in Orlando

Orlando is most well known as the home of Disney World, but it's a vacation destination throughout the year thanks to perennial warm weather. The weather is actually nicest during the winter months, but the peak seasons are in spring and summer. March and April tend to see elevated fares and hotel rates due to college kids on spring break, and the summer months will see higher traffic due to families from all over the world taking their kids to see Mickey Mouse (especially on weekends).

The best time to grab deals tends to be right after major holidays, as most families are winding down from recent vacations and won't be traveling for a bit. Look at most of January, the period between Labor Day and Thanksgiving, and the period between Thanksgiving and Christmas for the best deals.

Lodgings in Orlando

The main point of arrival for most passengers will be Orlando International Airport. The lone hotel directly at the airport is the Hyatt Regency, a 4-star property that tends to run around $150 to $200 USD per night at rack rates.

There's a very large cluster of hotels just north of the airport along S. Semoran Blvd., most of which offer free shuttle rides to and from. These include most of the higher-end chains such as Holiday Inn, Hampton, Marriott and Embassy Suites.

Of course, there are many hotels and motels scattered throughout the city. As you might imagine, most are centered around Disney World. Options in the park area usually run from around $40 for budget properties to $100-150 for the more upscale locations, though expect these rates to triple when there are lots of tourists in town. Disney also has a number of themed hotels and resorts directly on their property, which tend to be in the range of $150 to $550 per night.

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