How to get to Loews Sapphire Falls Resort on your travel day

How to get to Loews Sapphire Falls Resort on your travel day

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Arriving at Loews Sapphire Falls Resort, one of the Universal partnered hotels, close to the theme parks, is quite straightforward.

Located in the heart of Universal Orlando, this tropical getaway is well-connected and easily accessible.

Here, we take a closer look at some of the popular options for guests to get there.

Fly into Orlando International Airport (MCO)

The nearest airport to Loews Sapphire Falls Resort is Orlando International Airport (MCO), located approximately 16 miles away. The transfer time by car is around 20-25 minutes, depending on traffic. 

A pre-booked private 'meet + greet' airport transfer is an attractive and convenient option.

Private airport transfers are a popular choice for guests because they add the convenience and reassurance that comes with being met at arrivals, and skipping the queues for the buses and trains.

Guests flying into Orlando International Airport (MCO) can book an airport transfer to Loews Sapphire Falls for around $50 for a sedan pick-up, around $90 for a minivan, and around $110 for a larger vehicle like an SUV.

Fly into Orlando Sanford Airport (SFB)

For those flying into Orlando Sanford International Airport, it’s a bit further at about 33 miles, with an estimated transfer time of around 45 minutes by car.

Coming from Sanford Airport (SFB) to Loews Sapphire Falls, private car transfers are similarly convenient and popular among guests – albeit, the extra distance means its more expensive.

From Sanford, guests can book an airport transfer to Loews Sapphire Falls for around $134 for a sedan pick-up, from around $150 for a minivan, and around $175 for a larger vehicle like an SUV.

By train

If you’re arriving by train, the nearest station is Amtrak’s Orlando Station, located about 9 miles from the resort. The transfer time from the station to Loews Sapphire Falls is roughly 13 minutes by car. 

A recent addition to guests’ travel options is Florida's Brightline rail service is a high-speed rail line connecting the Orlando International Airport (MCO) with other major cities in Florida, particularly Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and West Palm Beach.

So this may allow more flexibility if your plans see you flying into another Florida airport, or if you’re planning a split-stay trip.

Driving and parking

For those driving in, Loews Sapphire Falls Resort is easily accessible from major highways, including Interstate 4, which runs through the heart of Orlando.

The hotel is well-signposted, making it a straightforward drive from various locations in the city and surrounding areas.

Parking is available at the resort, but it does come at an extra charge - self-parking costs $33 plus tax, whilst valet parking is $42 plus tax.


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