Orlando is the inland city in the middle of Florida, 42 miles from the Atlantic and 77 from the Gulf, and the theme parks south and west of the city are the draw. Walt Disney World is about 21 miles southwest of the city in Bay Lake, Universal is the one major park inside the city limits, and International Drive is the 11-mile strip of hotels and attractions between them. Two airports serve it: Orlando International, six miles southeast of downtown and the busiest airport in Florida, and Orlando Sanford, a smaller airport in Sanford, outside the city, that Allegiant has flown from since 1998 and that sits farther from downtown and from Disney.
Indianapolis has nonstops to both Orlando airports, and the airport’s route map lists both as year-round. On the dates we read, Frontier and Southwest flew Orlando International nonstop and Allegiant flew Sanford nonstop. The lowest fare we’ve priced into Orlando International is $89 on Frontier, for two days leaving November 18, on Google Flights on October 19 and again on October 21, and the lowest into Sanford is $106 on Allegiant, for eleven days leaving January 11. Southwest’s nonstop was $269 on the January dates. The $89 is the lowest fare we’ve recorded on this route.
Cheapest time to fly from Indianapolis to Orlando
On October 21, 2026 we priced every departure from November 2026 through May 2027 at every trip length from two days to two weeks. Orlando International had the lower floor from November through February, at $89, $104, $106 and $136, for trips of two days, ten days, eleven days and three days, with Sanford matching it in January at $106. From March on, Sanford was cheaper: $156 against $175 in March, $164 against $391 in April and $207 against $391 in May. A typical date into Orlando International ran $180 to $230 through February, then $373 in March and $427 in April and May.
Airlines that fly Indianapolis to Orlando
This is what Google Flights showed on the dates we checked, not a schedule, so treat it as the shape of the route rather than a promise.
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Indianapolis to Orlando fare history
All of these fares were on Google Flights on an Indianapolis search on the day shown next to each one, and the times are for the quickest itinerary at each fare. The $89 trip leaving November 18 departs Indianapolis at 11:25 AM and lands in Orlando at 1:46 PM, and the flight home leaves at 7:21 AM on the 20th. The $106 Sanford trip leaving January 11 departs at 4:16 PM and lands at 6:36 PM, and the flight home leaves at 6:48 PM on the 22nd. The $106 trip leaving November 7 departs Indianapolis at 11:25 AM and lands in Orlando at 1:46 PM, and the flight home leaves at 7:50 AM on the 18th. The $111 trip leaving December 8 departs Indianapolis at 7:19 PM and lands in Orlando at 12:14 AM the next day, and the flight home leaves at 10:55 AM on the 14th. The $113 trip leaving November 4 departs Indianapolis at 10:25 AM and lands in Sanford at 12:41 PM, and the flight home leaves at 10:00 AM on the 18th. The $164 trip leaving March 1 departs Indianapolis at 1:45 PM and lands in Sanford at 4:04 PM, and the flight home leaves at 11:03 AM on the 4th.
Indianapolis to Orlando flight questions
Is there a nonstop from Indianapolis to Orlando? Yes, to both airports. Frontier and Southwest flew Orlando International nonstop on our read, and Allegiant flew Sanford nonstop. The airport lists both as year-round routes.
Orlando International or Sanford? Orlando International is six miles from downtown and the busiest airport in Florida. Sanford is farther out, in the city of Sanford, and Allegiant is nearly all of its traffic. Sanford’s lows were lower from March on, $156 against $175, $164 against $391 and $207 against $391, so add the longer drive to Disney before you call that a deal.
How long is the flight? About two hours 20 minutes nonstop to Orlando International, with Frontier’s flight home at 2 hours 40 minutes and Southwest’s at 2 hours 30 minutes. Sanford ran 2 hours 16 minutes down and 2 hours 18 minutes back on Allegiant.
What’s a good price? Under $110 round trip into Orlando International from November through January, where the lows were $89, $104 and $106 when we checked on October 21, 2026. Spring break pushes it past $370 for a typical date.
Which airport does this fare use? Indianapolis International, IND. Every fare on this page is an Indianapolis search.
Do the cheap fares include a bag? No. The $89 is a Frontier fare and the $106 into Sanford is Allegiant, and both charge for a carry-on and a checked bag. Southwest’s $269 has its own bag rules. For a family with luggage, price the bags before you call the gap $150.
If Orlando is the plan but the dates don’t fit, Cancun, Nassau and San Juan are the other sun routes we track from Indianapolis. The other Florida routes we track are Key West, Fort Lauderdale, Jacksonville, Tampa and Sarasota. All our North America routes are in the North America list.
Note: the fares above are historical and airfare prices change constantly. They may not include baggage fees, which vary by airline and ticket class. Always confirm the current price and any add-on fees directly with the airline before booking.