Cheap Flights from Orlando Sanford (SFB) to Nashville (BNA)

Cheap Flights from Orlando Sanford to Nashville

Orlando, Florida, is the home of theme parks and sunshine, while Nashville, Tennessee, is known as Music City, USA. Flying from Orlando to Nashville will take you from the heart of central Florida to the heart of country music. Here's what you should know about your trip.

Flying Out of Orlando Sanford

Unfortunately, there are no direct flights from Orlando Sanford to Nashville. If you want to fly from Orlando Sanford, you'll need to get a connecting flight to Nashville International Airport.

Orlando Sanford Airport is in Sanford, Florida, about 27 miles northeast of Orlando. The airport has two terminals. Terminal A is for international departures, while terminal B is for domestic flights.

If you want a direct flight, your best bet is to fly out of Orlando's other airport, Orlando International Airport (MCO). Frontier and Southwest both fly non-stop from Orlando International to Nashville. Orlando International is six miles southeast of downtown Orlando.

Arriving in Nashville, Tennessee

Nashville International Airport (BNA) is about eight miles east of downtown Nashville. It has one main terminal with three concourses: A, B, and C. The baggage claim is on level 2 of the main terminal hub, while ground transportation options are on level 1. Frontier Airlines uses concourse A, while Southwest uses concourse C.

If you are picking up a rental car, you will need to go to the rental car facility, which is a separate building across the street from the main terminal. Need help booking a car? Try Skyscanner's easy rental car tool.

Many area hotels offer free shuttles for guests. Other types of ground transportation from Nashville include buses, shuttle companies, limos and taxis.

Time and Weather in Nashville

Orlando is in the Eastern Time Zone, while Nashville is in the Central Time Zone. Orlando is one hour ahead of Nashville, so don't forget to set your watch ahead.

Nashville and Orlando are both classified as humid subtropical climates. Winters are mild in Nashville, but, unlike Florida, they do get some snowfall. Nashville's coldest months are generally January and February, when low temperatures can dip below freezing.

What to Do in Nashville

If you like friendly locals, lots of history, and country music, Nashville is the place for you. The city was recently voted one of the friendliest in the U.S. No visit to Nashville would be complete without a trip to the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. If you're looking for history, check out the Belmont Mansion, Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park, and the Tennessee State Capitol. Nashville is truly a city with something for everyone.

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