Lane
Car shipping from Columbus to Orlando
Central Ohio to central Florida is a heavily travelled relocation lane, and Orlando is one of the highest-volume vehicle delivery markets in the south — a mix of permanent relocations, seasonal residents and people buying cars out of state.
The route
Columbus feeds south onto the main Florida corridor and runs down through Kentucky, Tennessee and Georgia. Orlando sits inland, which means delivery is generally straightforward: wide roads, room for a full-size hauler and few of the access problems you get on the coasts.
What moves the price on this lane
Volume works in your favour here. Orlando gets so much inbound freight that carriers compete for the loads, and a standard sedan on a flexible date is one of the better-value long moves you can book. Fixed single dates are what cost money on this lane, not distance.
Season
Autumn southbound is the crush. Add the university calendar — Ohio students heading south and Florida students heading north in May — and you get two distinct annual peaks rather than one.
The other direction
Northbound in spring is busy in the opposite direction. If you need a car moved both ways in the same year, mention it: booking the return in the same conversation sometimes improves both rates.
Columbus to Orlando
Questions specific to this lane
Can you deliver to a hotel or a relative while I fly down later?
Yes, as long as someone over 18 is there to inspect the vehicle with the driver and sign the bill of lading. Give us their name and number when you book.
Do you cover Kissimmee, Winter Park and the rest of greater Orlando?
Yes. Anywhere in the metro is the same lane; only the final few miles change, and they rarely change the price.
Moving a vehicle Columbus to Orlando?
Send the route and the vehicle and we will price this lane today.