Going on a great Orlando, Florida vacation sure can be fun, but it takes at least some planning to get the most fun out of your trip.  There are different kinds of planning you should consider, when considering a Port Canaveral visit as part of your holiday as well.  Getting to Port Canaveral can be as easy as taking an Orlando shuttle to Port Canaveral. 

One of the things you would like to make sure of is that you do not spend more money than you have planned for. The most expensive single item you will pay for while in Orlando is your hotel room. But you're in luck if you can book a room at one of the Disney World value resorts, All-Star or Pop Century -- they can be surprisingly affordable! And if you want to go the lavish route, check out the Disney Deluxe resorts.  Just keep in mind the cost of your Orlando shuttle to Port Canaveral as well.

If Disney isn't your thing, no problem -- you can always stay at one of the major hotel chains on International Drive or Highway 192.  If you are traveling by Orlando shuttle to port Canaveral with a large group you might want to look into a timeshare, condo or a vacation home that you can rent for your Orlando, Florida vacation. This can be a tremendous savings for your wallet.

Just keep in mind that the further away from the theme parks you are, the less you will pay for accommodation and an Orlando shuttle to port Canaveral. Also keep in mind that if you find a deal that's too good to be true, especially close to any of the major attractions, it probably is. There are a lot of people on the internet looking to cater to tourists coming to Florida. The good news is that in Orlando, just about anywhere you stay, you'll be just steps or a short shuttle ride away from a multitude of things to do – take for example an Orlando shuttle to port Canaveral. From shopping expeditions to dining spots after your long day at the theme parks, there's a way to get there.

If you are going to stick around for a couple of days you may want to go and get a GO Card. A GO Card is your one ticket to many Orlando attractions at a discounted price.  You pay for "days" on the card and go from place to place, only flashing the card to get in. Why wait in line paying for each individual attraction -- you have more important things to do! You can also try and put a voucher for an Orlando shuttle to port Canaveral on there. 

You may eventually want to go outside of Orlando, for instance take an Orlando shuttle to port Canaveral, and see what the rest of Central Florida has to offer. Cocoa Beach is the closest beach to Orlando; but Daytona Beach isn't all that far away. Cape Kennedy is also a great place to take families to see all of the exciting things NASA is doing. And to the west, you're just an hour or so away from Clearwater Beach and the Tampa Bay area attractions.