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DOT #: 3006268

MC #: 00026730

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Licensed Carrier

DOT #: 3006268

MC #: 00026730

Moving Made Easy. Peace of Mind Delivered.
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Orlando, Florida · USDOT 3006268

Movers in Orlando, Florida

Licensed interstate moves from Orlando, Winter Park, Lake Nona, and Central Florida. Theme-park district pickups, weekly Northeast routes.

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MC 00026730Motor carrier
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All 48States served
What’s distinctive

What’s distinctive about a Orlando long-distance move

Operational realities that shape every Orlando long-distance move we run. We price for them upfront so move day has no surprises.

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Orlando’s geography is built around the I-4

Orlando’s geography is built around the I-4 corridor and the Beltway (SR 417 / SR 408 / SR 429), which loops the metro. Most pickups and deliveries are scheduled around theme park traffic patterns – heavy congestion during peak season afternoons (especially in the Disney and Universal corridors) means we plan loading windows for early morning when possible. The good news: Orlando has fewer building access constraints than Miami or NYC. Most moves are driveway loading from single-family homes.

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The volume of Northeast-to-Orlando moves is high

The volume of Northeast-to-Orlando moves is high. New York City, Long Island, New Jersey, Boston, and Philadelphia all send consistent inbound to the Orlando metro – we run these corridors weekly, with typical delivery windows of 5 to 9 business days from the agreed first available delivery date. Outbound from Orlando is dispersed but consistently sees high volume to the Northeast (corporate transfers and family relocations) and to Atlanta and the Carolinas.

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Hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30

Hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30. Orlando is inland enough that direct hits are rare, but storm tracks crossing the peninsula can affect the metro for 1-3 days at a time. We do not refuse Orlando moves during hurricane season – we monitor and reschedule pickups proactively at no charge if a named storm is within 48 hours.

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Theme park area logistics deserve mention

Theme park area logistics deserve mention. Moves from neighborhoods adjacent to Disney, Universal, or the convention center area need pickup windows scheduled outside peak traffic hours. We identify these constraints at the survey and plan around them. For Lake Buena Vista, Bay Lake, and Celebration moves, we typically schedule loading 7 AM to 10 AM to avoid afternoon park-traffic gridlock.

Coverage

Top Orlando neighborhoods we serve

  • Downtown Orlando / Thornton Park / Lake Eola
  • Winter Park / Maitland
  • Lake Nona / Medical City
  • Dr. Phillips / Restaurant Row
  • Celebration / Lake Buena Vista
  • Kissimmee / St. Cloud (Osceola)
  • Sanford / Lake Mary (Seminole)
  • Ocoee / Winter Garden / Apopka
  • Altamonte Springs / Casselberry
  • Clermont / Mount Dora (Lake County)
Long-distance corridors

Popular routes from Orlando

  • Orlando to New York City
  • Orlando to Atlanta
  • Orlando to Charlotte
  • Orlando to Boston
  • Orlando to Houston
  • Orlando to Chicago
  • Orlando to Washington DC
  • Orlando to Philadelphia
  • Orlando to Nashville
  • Orlando to Dallas
FAQ

Orlando-specific FAQs

How do you plan around Orlando theme park traffic?

We schedule loading windows around peak congestion. For pickups and deliveries in the Disney, Universal, and convention center corridors, we typically load 7 AM to 10 AM to avoid afternoon park traffic. Your survey appointment identifies any access constraints (gated communities, Disney resort properties, HOA truck restrictions) so the move-day plan is dialed in.

How long does it take to move from Orlando to New York?

A standard long-distance move from Orlando to NYC runs 5 to 9 business days from the agreed first available delivery date. Orlando-to-NYC is one of the highest-volume corridors we run, with weekly consolidation, so windows are reliable year-round.

Why is so much inbound moving going to Orlando?

The Orlando metro’s population growth is sustained by Northeast and Midwest relocations. The drivers most customers cite are no state income tax, year-round climate, and growing employment beyond theme parks (healthcare, defense, tech). We see consistent inbound volume from NYC, Long Island, NJ, Boston, Philadelphia, and Chicago.

Does A Plus Moving handle Disney resort property moves?

Yes. We handle moves from Disney’s residential resort properties (Old Key West, Saratoga Springs, BoardWalk Villas) and Disney’s gated communities (Lake Buena Vista, Celebration, Reflections). These moves require coordination with property management for vehicle access, and we plan loading times outside peak traffic. Our survey identifies these requirements upfront.

How much does it cost to move from Orlando to the Northeast?

For a typical 3-bedroom move from the Orlando metro to the New York metro, Boston, or Philadelphia, customers commonly see binding estimates in the $4,500 to $8,500 range. To Atlanta or the Carolinas, $3,500 to $6,000. Distance and weight drive the final number; specialty items add line-item charges.

Trust and licensing. A Plus Moving & Storage is registered with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration as USDOT 3006268 and MC 00026730. Both are active and verifiable at safer.fmcsa.dot.gov. We are accredited by the Better Business Bureau with an A+ rating.

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