If you’re planning a trip to Disney World, you’ve probably already figured out some of the basics, like how long you’re visiting, where you’re going to stay, where you’re going to eat, and what kind of park tickets to get.
Frontier Plane at the Orlando Airport
However, one of the biggest decisions you can make during your planning is HOW you’ll be traveling to Disney World. For most, that means flying into Orlando International Airport. The good news is that new flights are getting added to the airport every day, including some upcoming seasonal and returning flights.
The Orlando Business Journal recently posted a huge list of returning and seasonal flights coming to Orlando International Airport. We’ll break it down by month so you’ll know your options if you plan on flying to Disney World.
November 2024
Air Transat
- Quebec City, Quebec: November 1st through April 25th, 2025
Bahamasair
- Freeport, Bahamas: November 18th through January 2nd
Frontier Airlines
- Cancun, Mexico: November 21st
- New York (La Guardia International Airport): November 5th
- Columbus, OH: November 22nd
- Milwaukee, WI: November 22nd
Silver Airways
- Marsh Harbour, Bahamas: November 23rd through January 4th
Southwest Airlines
- Chicago O’Hare International Airport: November 9th through January 5th
- Sacramento, California: November 23rd through November 30th
- Salt Lake City, UT: November 23rd through November 30th
Spirit Airlines
- Cleveland, OH: November 9th
- Milwaukee, WI: November 9th
- Salt Lake City, UT: November 9th
- St. Louis, MO: November 9th
- Punta Cana, Dominican Republic: November 9th
- Louisville, KY: November 9th
- Richmond, VA: November 9th
Southwest plane
December 2024
Air Transat
- Halifax, Nova Scotia: December 17th through May 11th
Spirit Airlines
- Cartagena, Columbia: December 5th
- Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic: December 19th through January 7th
Latam Airlines
- Santiago, Chile: December 5th through March 27th
WestJet
- Regina, Saskatchewan: December 6th through April 25th
- Saskatoon, Saskatchewan: December 13th through April 25th
Frontier
- Omaha, NE: December 3rd
- Norfolk, VA: December 4th
- Houston (William P. Hobby Airport): December 6th
- Punta Cana, Dominican Republic: December 6th
- Harrisburg, PA: October 13th
- Des Moines, IA: December 18th
- Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic: December 21st through January 7th
Sun Country Airlines
- Milwaukee, WI: December 12th through January 15th
Southwest Airlines
- Sacramento, CA: December 21st through January 4th
- Salt Lake City, UT: December 21st through January 4th
Avianca
- Medellin, Columbia: December 2nd through January 31st
- San Salvador, El Salvador: December 1st through January 31st
©Frontier Airlines
January 2025
Delta Airlines
- Las Vegas: January 5th through 10th
Silver Airways
- Fort Lauderdale, FL: January 6th through March 6th
Southwest Airlines
- Detroit, MI: January 11th
©Delta
February 2025
Frontier Airlines
- Phoenix, AZ: February 13th
Southwest Airlines
- Sacramento, CA: February 15th
- Tulsa, OK: February 15th
- Salt Lake City, UT: February 15th
- Boston, MA: February 15th
- Albuquerque, NM: February 15th
- Portland, ME: February 15th
Sun Country Airlines
- Milwaukee, WI: February 13th through April 20th
©Sun Country Airlines
March Through June 2025
Southwest Airlines
- Long Beach, California: March 8th through April 5th
- Chicago O’Hare International Airport: April 8th
- Portland, ME: April 12th through 26th
Silver Airways
- Marsh Harbour, Bahamas: March 8th
Virgin Atlantic
- Edinburg, Scotland: April 2nd
Latam Airlines
- Santiago, Chile: June 1st
Avianca
- San Salvadar, El Salvador: July 7th
- Medellin, Colombia: July 9th
©Virgin Atlantic
If you’re looking to book a trip to Disney World, keep these returning flights in mind. Stay tuned to DFB for more.
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