Directions to the Orange County Convention Center

When traveling to the Orange County Convention Center (OCCC), we want to make sure that getting here is the least of your concerns. The Convention Center is only minutes from the Orlando International Airport and within easy walking and driving distance of world-class dining, shopping and entertainment options.

There are more than 23,000 on-site and off-site parking spaces within the district and nearly 10,000 hotel rooms within walking distance of the Center. The connecting hotels are just steps away with adjoining pedestrian bridges to get you from your hotel to your event. Pedicabs are available to transport visitors to the various concourses and four taxi companies are approved to pick up at the convention center.

However you decide to travel to the convention district, we hope our accommodations help make your experience that much better.

Choose your mode of transportation from the list below and we’ll see you here!

 

Numerous roads, including State Road 528 (Beachline) and Interstate 4 (I-4), surround the OCCC, providing guests convenient and direct routes to the Center.

The OCCC operates a number of LED message signs along International Drive, State Road 528, Universal and Westwood Boulevards and Convention Way. Programmed daily, the signs direct attendees to the closest available event parking.

The Center operates three parking lots. Parking rates vary upon vehicle size, entry time and event. Parking spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis. The Center is now cashless and accepts Visa, Master Card, American Express, Discover, Apple Pay and Google Pay.

At the discretion of show management, valet parking may also be available for your event.

Safety tip: Do not leave valuables in your car.

The location of taxi service varies by show. Typically, a taxi stand will be set up in the front of the building. Hours of operation will be posted by the show management.

The following taxi cab companies are approved to pick up at the OCCC:

Checker Cab
website| (407) 422-2222

City Cab
website| (407) 422-2222

Diamond Cab Company
website| (407) 523-3333

Star Taxi
(407) 857-9999

Yellow Cab
website| (407) 422-2222

I-RIDE Trolleys

Taking an I-RIDE Trolley is one of the most convenient and least expensive ways to explore the International Drive resort area. Trolley stops are conveniently located in front of the West and North/South buildings on International Drive. Trolley passes are available for purchase at the OCCC Guest Services desk.

For maps and fare information, visit the I-RIDE Trolley website.

 

LYNX bus

The area's public bus system - LYNX - has routes servicing the Orange County Convention Center with connections to the Orlando International Airport and Downtown Orlando.

To plan your journey and obtain the latest fares, visit the LYNX website.

Pedicabs are common in the convention center district and can typically be found outside the convention center buildings and in the parking lots. Pedicabs are a convenient way to get around between the convention center and surrounding dining and attractions. Pedicab rides are complimentary; however tipping is customary based upon the level of service provided.

The Center is conveniently accessible by marked crosswalks and pedestrian bridges. pedestrian bridges, or skywalks, are connected to the convention center at the following points:

  • The Oversight Pedestrian Bridge connects the North/South building to the Hyatt Regency Orlando and the West building.
  • the Rosen Plaza Skywalk connects the Rosen Plaza Hotel to the West building, near Hall F.
  • the Rosen Centre Skywalk connects the Rosen Centre Hotel to the West building, near Hall A.
  • the Hilton Pedestrian Bridge connects the Hilton Orlando to the South Concourse of the North/South building.
  • the International Drive Pedestrian Bridge connects the Hyatt Regency Orlando with the West building, near West Hall C - Level 2.

Safety tip: Always cross at crosswalks, use push-to-walk buttons, and wait for a walk signal before crossing the street. rapid flashing beacons are available at major crosswalks without traffic signals.