Forty-seven Palm Beach County destinations open from this page as private Orlando departures, each starting from $595 for the vehicle. The county is long and the list shows it: Boca Raton at the southern line, Delray Beach just above, the West Palm Beach cluster through the middle, then Palm Beach Gardens and Jupiter at the top. A single row prices separately, being a night and early-morning service that runs out of Miami. Everything else is the same arrangement, a car reserved for your group alone with one driver taking it door to door.
The black SUV seats five with their luggage, the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter covers six through nine, and the extended Sprinter carries ten to fourteen. Two things push a group up a class on this run more than head count does: golf clubs, and the luggage a multi-generation family brings for a week. The allowance is one checked bag and one carry-on each, so anything past that is a line in the booking message and the roomier vehicle gets assigned instead.
One message carries it: which row, which travel date, what hour you want collecting, and how many are riding, sent to the WhatsApp number. Half the fare, by link or Zelle, holds the vehicle and the remainder goes to the driver in cash. If a flight into Orlando opens the trip, include the flight number so the landing is tracked and he reaches the curb as you walk out, not an hour either side of it. Night departures run as well, and a small-hours surcharge, where one applies, is stated inside the quote rather than added later.
Boca Raton opens the list at the southern county line with Delray Beach immediately above it, both dense with hotel rows. West Palm Beach holds the middle and carries the widest choice, while Palm Beach Gardens and Jupiter close the county out. From Orlando the driver runs Florida’s Turnpike and drops onto I-95 for the last stretch, which is why the northern towns come up before the southern ones on the same road. One entry is a hotel over in Miami-Dade, carried here from an earlier grouping rather than belonging to this county. Schedules for the Orlando end are published by Orlando International, and Visit Orlando covers what fills the days before departure.
