Palm Bay Airport Transportation
Flying into the Space Coast? Melbourne Orlando International Airport (MLB) (1 Air Terminal Pkwy, Melbourne, FL 32901) sits roughly 12 miles north of central Palm Bay along US-1, and it's the closest commercial airport to most of the city. For groups flying into Orlando, Orlando International Airport (MCO) is about 65 miles northwest via I-95 and SR 528 — a stretch that can run 75 to 90 minutes depending on traffic around the SR 528/I-95 interchange.
Juggling that many rideshares for a large group, especially with luggage, gets expensive fast.
MLB's commercial ground-transportation rules allow charter buses and motor coaches to discharge passengers in designated areas in front of the terminal, while pickups use the commercial lane and designated commercial areas; building the terminal curb and luggage timing into the itinerary keeps the group from waiting at the wrong place. The airport's published rule says, “Charter buses, motor coaches, and regularly scheduled buses are permitted to discharge passengers in front of the Terminal in designated areas only.” Melbourne Orlando International Airport commercial ground transportation rules
A Palm Bay airport shuttle bus keeps everyone on one vehicle from the terminal curb to your hotel, venue, or Port Canaveral cruise terminal — no splitting up, no surge pricing, no one standing outside baggage claim waiting for a second car. Confirm your exact pickup zone with the airport before your trip, and let Palmbayminibuscompany.com handle the rest. Call 321-516-8085 or fill out the online form to compare airport transfer buses serving Palm Bay right now!






















