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5 Nov — 12 Nov1
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Flights to Orlando in 2026

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Cheapest flights to Orlando

Sun 1-1102:20 -
2 stops48h 20m
Mon 16-1106:09 -
2 stops35h 31m
Deal found 6-10S$ 1,255
Tue 17-1115:15 -
3 stops33h 34m
Tue 24-1118:34 -
2 stops30h 26m
Deal found 3-10S$ 1,447
Wed 11-1114:45 -
3 stops39h 39m
Wed 18-1109:20 -
3 stops39h 05m
Deal found 2-10S$ 1,503
Fri 16-1010:25 -
2 stops41h 12m
Mon 19-1009:30 -
2 stops59h 15m
Deal found 2-10S$ 1,511
Mon 16-1123:15 -
2 stops55h 35m
Mon 23-1115:50 -
2 stops51h 55m
Deal found 5-10S$ 1,512
Tue 17-1110:25 -
2 stops44h 25m
Tue 24-1115:00 -
2 stops37h 40m
Deal found 3-10S$ 1,515
Mon 16-1116:00 -
3 stops34h 49m
Mon 23-1106:09 -
2 stops33h 51m
Deal found 2-10S$ 1,527
Thu 19-1108:40 -
3 stops29h 03m
Thu 26-1107:45 -
3 stops34h 15m
Deal found 5-10S$ 1,563

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Return from

S$ 1,255

One-way from

S$ 763

Popular in

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Cheapest in

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Average price

S$ 1,662
Japan Airlines
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  • 1-11-16-11
  • 4 total stops
  • 83h 51m total
  • Singapore to Orlando
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12-11-31-12
  • 12-11-31-12
  • 3 total stops
  • 59h 40m total
  • Singapore to Orlando
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SIN Singapore Changi - MCO Orlando

SINMCO

Singapore Changi

Fri 16-10

10:25-15:37

2 stops41h 12m

Orlando

Wed 31-12

00:00-12:30

Nonstop0h 00m

S$ 913

SingaporeOrlando

SIN Singapore Changi - MCO Orlando

SINMCO

Singapore Changi

Mon 30-11

23:15-20:00

2 stops33h 45m

Orlando

Wed 31-12

00:00-12:30

Nonstop0h 00m

S$ 914

SingaporeOrlando

SIN Singapore Changi - MCO Orlando

SINMCO

Singapore Changi

Tue 22-12

02:00-06:25

2 stops41h 25m

Orlando

Wed 31-12

00:00-12:30

Nonstop0h 00m

S$ 982

SingaporeOrlando

SIN Singapore Changi - MCO Orlando

SINMCO

Singapore Changi

Wed 18-11

08:55-23:59

1 stop28h 04m

Orlando

Wed 31-12

00:00-12:30

Nonstop0h 00m

S$ 1,139

SingaporeOrlando

SIN Singapore Changi - MCO Orlando

SINMCO

Singapore Changi

Sat 26-12

22:25-13:21

2 stops51h 56m

Orlando

Wed 31-12

00:00-12:30

Nonstop0h 00m

S$ 1,157

SingaporeOrlando

SIN Singapore Changi - MCO Orlando

SINMCO

Singapore Changi

Sun 27-12

22:20-06:49

1 stop45h 29m

Orlando

Wed 31-12

00:00-12:30

Nonstop0h 00m

S$ 1,461
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SingaporeOrlando

SIN Singapore Changi - MCO Orlando

SINMCO

Singapore Changi

Sat 26-12

21:00-10:30

1 stop26h 30m

Orlando

Wed 31-12

00:00-12:30

Nonstop0h 00m

S$ 1,469

SingaporeOrlando

SIN Singapore Changi - MCO Orlando

SINMCO

Singapore Changi

Mon 16-11

23:15-17:50

2 stops55h 35m

Orlando

Mon 23-11

15:50-08:45

2 stops51h 55m

S$ 1,512

SingaporeOrlando

SIN Singapore Changi - MCO Orlando

SINMCO

Singapore Changi

Thu 19-11

23:15-17:37

2 stops55h 22m

Orlando

Thu 26-11

12:30-06:50

2 stops29h 20m

S$ 1,512

SingaporeOrlando

SIN Singapore Changi - MCO Orlando

SINMCO

Singapore Changi

Thu 19-11

08:40-05:41

3 stops34h 01m

Orlando

Thu 26-11

06:40-07:00

3 stops35h 20m

S$ 1,567

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Everything you need to know about your flight to Orlando

How long is the flight to Orlando?

On average, a flight from Singapore to Orlando takes 21 hours 27 minutes. Flights to Orlando from other popular cities in Singapore will vary in length. Below are a few examples of popular routes and their flight times.

What are the most popular airlines that fly to Orlando?

The most popular airlines flying from Singapore to Orlando are Emirates and United Airlines.

Emirates
Emirates
From S$ 2,019
United Airlines
United Airlines
From S$ 1,461

What are the cheapest airlines that fly to Orlando?

The cheapest airlines flying from Singapore to Orlando are United Airlines and Emirates.

Rainfall in Orlando by month

In terms of precipitation, rainfall in Orlando ranges from 61.0 - 221.0 mm per month. June is typically the wettest month, when rainfall can reach 221.0 mm. November is typically the driest time to visit Orlando when rainfall is around 61.0 mm.

Temperature in Orlando by month

If weather is an important factor for your trip to Orlando, use this chart to help with planning. For those seeking warmer temperatures, July is the ideal time of year to visit, when temperatures reach an average of 29.0 C. Travellers hoping to avoid the cold should look outside of January, when temperatures are typically at their lowest (around 16.0 C).

Reviews of airlines servicing Orlando

Read reviews from past customers who have flown Emirates and United Airlines to the United States. You can also see how each airline compares in terms of entertainment options, comfort, food, crew/service, and boarding process.
Emirates
8.1
Very Good
3,672 reviews
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Crew

8.4

Food

7.9

Comfort

8.1

Boarding

8.2

Overall

8.1

Entertainment

8.2

Reviews

1 / 20
4.0
Okay

Milind,Aug 2026

DXB - SFO

Subject: Disappointing Experience Relative to Your Premium Brand I chose your airline because of its reputation as a premium carrier and was willing to pay a significant premium for that experience. Unfortunately, several aspects of my journey fell well short of the standard I expected. Airport Experience At check-in, I was initially directed to the regular line and then told to move to the U.S. line, resulting in unnecessary delays and confusion. I attempted to purchase a Business Class upgrade for my wife, who was traveling in Premium Economy. I was directed to a reservations desk that was unattended. After searching for another service window and waiting approximately 15 minutes, I eventually gave up. This was a frustrating experience that should have been much easier to navigate. Onboard Experience The lounge experience was excellent and is one of the highlights of the journey. Once onboard, I tried again to upgrade my wife to Business Class. I was quoted approximately $1,500 for a single flight segment, which was difficult to justify. What was even more frustrating was discovering later that several Business Class seats remained empty. It seems counterproductive to let seats go unused rather than offer a more reasonable last-minute upgrade option. Had the price been more aligned with market realities, my wife could have traveled with me in Business Class and both the airline and the customer would have benefited. The inflight entertainment was disappointing. The quality of the system and the selection of English-language movies were well below what I would expect from a premium international airline. I spent much of the flight unable to find suitable content. During the final meal service before landing, I was never offered a meal despite being awake and attentive. While I have no doubt the crew would have provided one had I specifically requested it, I do not believe customers should have to ask to receive a standard meal service. What Worked Well The chauffeur/car pickup service at all locations was excellent and consistently met expectations. The lounge experience was also very good. Loyalty Program One factor that makes it difficult for me to remain loyal is that your frequent flyer program is not integrated into one of the major global mileage ecosystems in the same way airlines such as United participate in broader alliances. Given your premium pricing and limited route network relative to larger carriers, consolidating miles and status benefits across multiple airlines is an important consideration for travelers like me. Overall Impression This was not an inexpensive trip. In fact, given recent geopolitical concerns in the region, choosing this routing required a degree of trust and willingness to accept additional travel risk. Unfortunately, the overall experience did not justify either the premium price or that trust. When I combine the airport issues, upgrade frustrations, entertainment shortcomings, missed meal service, and loyalty limitations, I cannot say I received the level of experience your brand promises. As things stand today, I am unlikely to choose your airline again, and my wife is already encouraging me to consider alternatives for my next international trip in December. I share this feedback because I believe your airline has the potential to deliver a truly exceptional experience, but this journey fell significantly short of that expectation.
Emirates
8.1
Very Good
3,672 reviews
Emirates
8.1
Very Good
3,672 reviews
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Crew

8.4

Food

7.9

Comfort

8.1

Boarding

8.2

Overall

8.1

Entertainment

8.2

Reviews

1 / 20
4.0
Okay

Milind,Aug 2026

DXB - SFO

Subject: Disappointing Experience Relative to Your Premium Brand I chose your airline because of its reputation as a premium carrier and was willing to pay a significant premium for that experience. Unfortunately, several aspects of my journey fell well short of the standard I expected. Airport Experience At check-in, I was initially directed to the regular line and then told to move to the U.S. line, resulting in unnecessary delays and confusion. I attempted to purchase a Business Class upgrade for my wife, who was traveling in Premium Economy. I was directed to a reservations desk that was unattended. After searching for another service window and waiting approximately 15 minutes, I eventually gave up. This was a frustrating experience that should have been much easier to navigate. Onboard Experience The lounge experience was excellent and is one of the highlights of the journey. Once onboard, I tried again to upgrade my wife to Business Class. I was quoted approximately $1,500 for a single flight segment, which was difficult to justify. What was even more frustrating was discovering later that several Business Class seats remained empty. It seems counterproductive to let seats go unused rather than offer a more reasonable last-minute upgrade option. Had the price been more aligned with market realities, my wife could have traveled with me in Business Class and both the airline and the customer would have benefited. The inflight entertainment was disappointing. The quality of the system and the selection of English-language movies were well below what I would expect from a premium international airline. I spent much of the flight unable to find suitable content. During the final meal service before landing, I was never offered a meal despite being awake and attentive. While I have no doubt the crew would have provided one had I specifically requested it, I do not believe customers should have to ask to receive a standard meal service. What Worked Well The chauffeur/car pickup service at all locations was excellent and consistently met expectations. The lounge experience was also very good. Loyalty Program One factor that makes it difficult for me to remain loyal is that your frequent flyer program is not integrated into one of the major global mileage ecosystems in the same way airlines such as United participate in broader alliances. Given your premium pricing and limited route network relative to larger carriers, consolidating miles and status benefits across multiple airlines is an important consideration for travelers like me. Overall Impression This was not an inexpensive trip. In fact, given recent geopolitical concerns in the region, choosing this routing required a degree of trust and willingness to accept additional travel risk. Unfortunately, the overall experience did not justify either the premium price or that trust. When I combine the airport issues, upgrade frustrations, entertainment shortcomings, missed meal service, and loyalty limitations, I cannot say I received the level of experience your brand promises. As things stand today, I am unlikely to choose your airline again, and my wife is already encouraging me to consider alternatives for my next international trip in December. I share this feedback because I believe your airline has the potential to deliver a truly exceptional experience, but this journey fell significantly short of that expectation.
United Airlines
7.4
Good
10,298 reviews
Emirates
8.1
Very Good
3,672 reviews
Check prices

Crew

8.4

Food

7.9

Comfort

8.1

Boarding

8.2

Overall

8.1

Entertainment

8.2

Reviews

1 / 20
4.0
Okay

Milind,Aug 2026

DXB - SFO

Subject: Disappointing Experience Relative to Your Premium Brand I chose your airline because of its reputation as a premium carrier and was willing to pay a significant premium for that experience. Unfortunately, several aspects of my journey fell well short of the standard I expected. Airport Experience At check-in, I was initially directed to the regular line and then told to move to the U.S. line, resulting in unnecessary delays and confusion. I attempted to purchase a Business Class upgrade for my wife, who was traveling in Premium Economy. I was directed to a reservations desk that was unattended. After searching for another service window and waiting approximately 15 minutes, I eventually gave up. This was a frustrating experience that should have been much easier to navigate. Onboard Experience The lounge experience was excellent and is one of the highlights of the journey. Once onboard, I tried again to upgrade my wife to Business Class. I was quoted approximately $1,500 for a single flight segment, which was difficult to justify. What was even more frustrating was discovering later that several Business Class seats remained empty. It seems counterproductive to let seats go unused rather than offer a more reasonable last-minute upgrade option. Had the price been more aligned with market realities, my wife could have traveled with me in Business Class and both the airline and the customer would have benefited. The inflight entertainment was disappointing. The quality of the system and the selection of English-language movies were well below what I would expect from a premium international airline. I spent much of the flight unable to find suitable content. During the final meal service before landing, I was never offered a meal despite being awake and attentive. While I have no doubt the crew would have provided one had I specifically requested it, I do not believe customers should have to ask to receive a standard meal service. What Worked Well The chauffeur/car pickup service at all locations was excellent and consistently met expectations. The lounge experience was also very good. Loyalty Program One factor that makes it difficult for me to remain loyal is that your frequent flyer program is not integrated into one of the major global mileage ecosystems in the same way airlines such as United participate in broader alliances. Given your premium pricing and limited route network relative to larger carriers, consolidating miles and status benefits across multiple airlines is an important consideration for travelers like me. Overall Impression This was not an inexpensive trip. In fact, given recent geopolitical concerns in the region, choosing this routing required a degree of trust and willingness to accept additional travel risk. Unfortunately, the overall experience did not justify either the premium price or that trust. When I combine the airport issues, upgrade frustrations, entertainment shortcomings, missed meal service, and loyalty limitations, I cannot say I received the level of experience your brand promises. As things stand today, I am unlikely to choose your airline again, and my wife is already encouraging me to consider alternatives for my next international trip in December. I share this feedback because I believe your airline has the potential to deliver a truly exceptional experience, but this journey fell significantly short of that expectation.

FAQs about flying to Orlando

Orlando climate

The mild season is October through April with warm temperatures and low humidity. May to September is a time of high humidity and afternoon storms. The hurricane season is June through November. Late autumn tends to have the best weather.

Getting around Orlando

There are plenty of ways to get around Orlando’s tourist scene. Lynx buses and I-ride trolleys travel between the theme parks, but you’ll have to know the schedule ahead of time. Shuttle buses that run by the Mears Transport Group are more expensive, but they run all over the city to hotels, Disney World, Sea World, Universal Studios and the airport. If you’re staying at Disney World, you won’t have to worry about getting around. All the Disney hotels have a free transport system connecting the parks with buses, monorails, ferries and water taxis. 

What is good to know if travelling to Orlando?

  • Make a plan before you get off your flight to Orlando — there are so many possibilities. Purchase theme-park tickets online to avoid standing in line at many of your favourite attractions. If you need to buy tickets after you arrive, get to the park an hour before it opens to queue up for tickets.
  • Check out the Orlando/Orange County Convention and Visitors Bureau website.  It provides international guides and maps; advance ticket sales, including Magicards; links for booking hotel rooms and transport; information on the Orlando night life; restaurant cuisines; and links to goings-on at the theme parks and in Orlando.
  • To beat the crowds at Disney World, use the FastPass system to schedule a ride time rather than waiting in line. For all parks, start at the far end of the park and work your way back to the entrance. Also, go to the big rides first so you miss the mid-afternoon rush.
  • Other attractions you might want to visit are Wet N’ Wild, Orlando’s most popular water attraction; the Kennedy Space Center, just an hour’s drive from Orlando; and Busch Gardens, also an hour’s drive from Orlando.
  • Orlando is hot and muggy in the summer and mosquitoes and no-see-ums (tiny bugs with a big bite) love that weather. Make sure to pack or pick up insect repellant, especially if you’ll be near the water.
  • Don’t forget to pack or pick up suntan lotion with a high SPF rating (30 or higher), a wide-brimmed hat, and sunglasses.

  • When is the best time to fly to Orlando?

    Orlando’s theme parks are popular year round, regardless of the weather. Peak season: More than the weather, school vacations determine Orlando’s peak seasons. The busiest times for Orlando flights are Christmas, March spring break, Easter week, and mid-June to mid-August. Off season: The best time to find a cheap flight to Orlando islate May or early June (excluding Memorial Day weekend), as soon as the school year ends; late August, if you must go in summer; or Thanksgiving, which is not as busy as other holidays. There are fewer tourists at the parks from early September until just before Thanksgiving, as well as in early February and early May.

  • Can I find cheaper flights to Orlando if I am willing to have stopovers?

    Yes, flights with stopovers are often cheaper than direct flights. Keep an eye out for flight deals to Orlando on Cheapflights that require 1 or 2 stops for potential cost savings.

  • What is the best airline to fly to Orlando?

    Based on reviews from Cheapflights users, Emirates is rated the highest out of the airlines that fly to Orlando.

  • What is the cheapest airport to fly to in Orlando?

    Orlando is currently the cheapest airport to fly to in Orlando. One-way flights to Orlando typically cost S$ 189, while return flights cost around S$ 520.

  • Does Orlando have rental cars?

    Yes. Those touching down at Orlando can take advantage of the car hire services offered upon their arrival.

  • Are there hotels close to Orlando?

    Yes. Orlando has hotels nearby for those requiring accommodations. Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport is the closest property to Orlando (0.0 km away from Orlando).

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