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Orlando outlets: Vineland or International Drive, and how to get there
Orlando has two main outlet centers: Orlando International Premium Outlets near International Drive, and Orlando Vineland Premium Outlets toward Disney. Here is how to choose and how to shop without hunting for parking.
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Orlando Premium Outlets: Vineland or International Drive?
The two best-known outlet centers are Orlando International Premium Outlets and Orlando Vineland Premium Outlets. Most visitors choose by where they are staying.
There is no single best outlet for everyone. Orlando International Premium Outlets is near International Drive and is the easiest if you stay in that area. Orlando Vineland Premium Outlets is on the Vineland side, close to Disney, and is the usual pick for people staying there.
Wondering which one is bigger? The answer shifts with expansions and store closings, so check the store directory on each center's website the day you plan to go. If you want to see both, split the day: one outlet in the morning and the other in the afternoon.
Besides these two, there are other shopping centers and outlets around International Drive, like Orlando Outlet Marketplace. Check the name and exact location before you go, because some centers change names or focus over time.
- Staying on International Drive: start with Orlando International Premium Outlets.
- Staying near Disney or Kissimmee: look at Orlando Vineland Premium Outlets.
- Coming for many hours: plan both on the same day and leave room for a meal.
Where to shop cheap in Orlando
What is cheapest depends on the season and the store, so shop from a list and skip the fixed route.
Compare before you buy
Many brands have a store in both centers, with different stock. Check the price in the brand's app before you pay.
Sale dates
Holiday weekends and November tend to have bigger promotions, and the most popular stores fill up fast.
Coupons and store clubs
Some centers offer coupons or free memberships by email or app. Check the official site before you go in.
How cheap is cheap
An outlet is not always the lowest price. Compare with the same store's online price, because the discount is sometimes smaller than it looks.
We do not give store or product prices. They change every week and depend on the brand.
Tips for an outlet day in Orlando
A shopping day goes better with a schedule, a list and a plan for the bags.
Arrive early. Centers usually open in the morning and close late, with hours that change by season and day of the week. Check the hours on the center's official site the week you travel.
Do not assume purchases are tax free. In Florida, tourists pay sales tax just like residents. If a store offers a special program for visitors, ask for it there.
Bring space for the bags. A group of four with lots of purchases fills a small car fast, and more so if you already carry suitcases or baby strollers.
Plan the meal. The centers have dining areas, but midday lines are long. Eat early or late, when the flow drops.
- Comfortable shoes and a bottle of water.
- An extra bag or a foldable suitcase for purchases.
- A charged phone and coupons saved as screenshots.
Going to the outlets in a private SUV by the hour
With hourly service, the chauffeur drives you, waits while you shop and keeps the bags in the trunk, with no parking to find and no second car to call when you leave.
The minimum is three hours, and the 3-hour price starts at with the Full-Size Black SUV, with more hours available up to ten. You set the pace of the day, and you can visit one outlet, have lunch and stop at another if time allows.
For your group, the Full-Size Black SUV carries up to 6 passengers and 6 bags. If more people are traveling or you carry a lot of gear, the Full-Size Black SUV goes up to 6 passengers and 6 bags. For the full hourly table, scroll down a little.
The bags stay in the car while you go through the stores, which helps when you make several stops. The security of what you leave in the car is your responsibility. Keep documents, cash and valuables with you.
Hourly rates
Hourly service is priced per vehicle, and you see the price before you book.
The minimum is three hours. Extra stops or waiting beyond the agreed time are quoted before you accept.
How to organize your day in 4 steps
1
Choose the outlet or outlets
Decide based on your hotel and whether you prefer one center or two. If in doubt, ask us and we suggest an order.
2
Message us on WhatsApp
Tell us the date, departure time, hotel, number of people, expected bags and how many hours you plan to stay.
3
Get the hourly price
You see the cost of hourly service before you book. The ride between your hotel and the outlets is part of the hired time.
4
Shop and call your chauffeur
When you finish, your chauffeur is ready. If you stay longer than agreed, we quote it before continuing.
Heading back to the airport with your purchases
If your flight leaves the same day, plan to reach the airport calmly, because the bags and the suitcase take up space and time.
A common combination is a day of outlets that ends straight at the airport. We coordinate that with you: we add the transfer to the total so you do not pay twice. The price for routes not in the table is quoted before you book on WhatsApp.
Count your bags with the purchases already included. An extra suitcase for the shopping can change the vehicle size, and you would go from the Full-Size Black SUV to the Full-Size Black SUV. Also check your airline's baggage limit so you do not overpay at the counter.
To plan the whole trip, see our airport transfers, the hourly chauffeur service and our guide to getting around Orlando without a car.
A Full-Size Black SUV for your party and your suitcases.
Car seats, strollers and oversized luggage can reduce capacity. Not sure which fits? Message us before you book.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best outlet in Orlando, Vineland or International Drive?
It depends on where you stay and which brands you want. Orlando International Premium Outlets is near International Drive and Orlando Vineland Premium Outlets is toward Vineland and Disney. Look at each one's stores on its official site and pick the one with what you want.
How do I get to the Orlando outlets from Disney or the airport?
Orlando Vineland Premium Outlets is the one closer to Disney, and Orlando International Premium Outlets sits near International Drive. Without a car, you can book a private SUV by the hour from your hotel or from MCO. The driver waits while you shop and keeps the bags in the trunk.
Where can I shop really cheap in Orlando?
The lowest prices show up during sale seasons and with coupons, and they vary from store to store. Compare the store price with the same brand's online price and check the center's promotions before you go. We do not give store prices because they change every week.
What is the cheapest outlet in Florida?
No outlet is always the cheapest, because it depends on the brand, the date and the day's discount. What helps is comparing the final price per product in two or three stores before you buy.
What is the biggest outlet in Orlando?
The two best-known names are Orlando International Premium Outlets and Orlando Vineland Premium Outlets. Size changes with expansions, so check the store count on each official site the day you plan to go.
What are the Orlando outlet hours?
Hours change by season, day of the week and holiday, so check each center's official website the week you travel. Tell us what time you want to start and we plan the pickup around it.
Do tourists pay tax at the Orlando outlets?
Yes, tourists generally pay Florida sales tax just like residents, and the outlet is not tax free. If a store offers a program for visitors, ask at the register.
How much is it to go to the outlets in a private SUV?
Hourly service is priced per vehicle, with a three-hour minimum. The 3-hour price starts at for the Full-Size Black SUV, and the table above shows the other hours.
Can you wait for me while I shop?
Yes, that is the idea of hourly service. The chauffeur drives you, waits and takes you back to the hotel or the airport. Extra time is quoted before continuing and the wait counts within the hired time.
How much time should I plan for an outlet?
To go through a center calmly and have lunch, three to five hours is usually enough, depending on the size of the group and whether you want specific brands. If you plan to visit two, book more hours.
Is there a shuttle to the Orlando outlets?
Ask your hotel whether it runs a shuttle to the outlets, since schedules and stops are set by each service. If you would rather not depend on a timetable, a private SUV by the hour takes you there, waits and brings you back.
Related reading
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