Ok! So, I have my carry on,
I have my personal item,
and I have my checked luggage!
So that means it's time to leave the airport!
You'll probably follow one of the signs that says "Car Rental",
or "Ground Transportation".
There are several different agencies and options inside the airport!
Instead of needing to take a shuttle to a rental car store,
here you can just walk to it!
But, let's say you've made an online reservation
with another provider outside of the airport.
In that case, there'll be a shuttle to take you there.
Some companies offer an exclusive shuttle,
while other companies share shuttles.
That means they'll make multiple stops
at separate companies to drop off passengers.
Just make sure that you get on the right one!
There will be other forms of ground transportation,
which will be available to you.
Hotel shuttles are always an interesting option,
because they're completely free!
Check with your hotel to see if they offer complimentary transit
to and from the airport!
Most hotels do!
Not just in Orlando, but all over the U.S.!
In some cases, they offer an exclusive line which you can call!
This is very useful for flights that are arriving late at night.
If your hotel doesn't offer a complimentary shuttle,
there's another pretty inexpensive option:
public transportation!
Most U.S. cities offer rapid transit from the airport via subway.
Unlike public transportation,
which drops you off at specific locations around the city,
shuttle vans will drop you off right at your hotel!
Only costing about US$20 per person, it can really pay off!
If there's a large group, it could get expensive,
so, a taxi, or a ride-sharing service might be the best option.
Ride-sharing services are always a great option,
because they offer similar services as taxis.
Each airport will have a specific location
where your driver will pick you up.
However, since you may not have wi-fi to contact a driver,
you can always take a taxi!
The only downside is that taxis might be the most expensive
option depending upon where you're staying.
And remember, it's always costumary in the U.S.
to tip at least 15% to your driver.