Miami & Disney Hotel Orlando Multi & Twin Centre 2025 & 2026

For less crowds, comfortable temperatures and more wallet-friendly prices, plan your Miami and Disney Hotel Orlando multi-centre holiday during the shoulder seasons of spring and autumn. Towards the end of April, the Spring Break crowds will have dispersed, and with temperatures hovering around 26°C in Miami and 29°C in Orlando, it will still be plenty warm enough for topping up your tan.

November is another great time to visit, with temperatures averaging 26°C in both Miami and Orlando. 

If you’re planning your trip during the summer holidays, just be aware that Florida’s hurricane season runs from June to November. 

Both Miami and Orlando are generally 5 hours behind the UK, each observing Eastern Standard Time (EST). 

However, if you’re travelling in March or November, look out for when their time zones change to Eastern Daylight Time (EDT), as US clocks go forward or backward an hour on different Sundays than in the UK.

If you’re starting your multi-centre adventure in Miami, fly directly into Miami International Airport (MIA) from either London Heathrow (LHR) or London Gatwick (LGW). Live outside London? No problem — there are also one-stop flights to Miami from Manchester, Birmingham, Edinburgh, and Bristol. 

Planning to visit Orlando first? Fly into Orlando International Airport (MCO) directly from Gatwick, Heathrow, or Manchester Airport (MAN). 

If you need flight advice for your multi-centre holiday to Miami and Disney Hotel Orlando, just ask our team of US experts.

Can’t wait a second longer? We are proud to offer guaranteed prices up to 36 months ahead of your twin-centre itinerary. Simply secure your perfect package with an initial low deposit today and pay the remainder of your holiday off in easy monthly instalments.  

When it comes to Miami, you can never go wrong with t-shirts and shorts, and don’t forget your swimsuits too for those balmy beach days. If you’re visiting in the winter months, pack a jumper or light jacket, and possibly some trousers, for those cooler nights when the temperature can drop to 17°C. 

For Orlando, dress for days consisting of rollercoaster rides and park exploring; think comfortable shoes! If you’re visiting either destination during the rainy season, you’ll need your waterproofs too.

If you’re searching for the ultimate beach break, you can’t go wrong with Miami. With miles upon miles of golden sands, as well as beach spots where you can enjoy watersports and adventure or simply complete relaxation, there’s something for everyone. 

We recommend planning your first beach day at possibly Miami’s most famous: South Beach. It’s a little livelier than some other beach spots, but the impressive shoreline cannot be missed. Here, relax on the sands and dine in the Art Deco restaurants and bars that line the beachfront. 

Families will love Virginia Key Beach Park, where little ones can hop aboard an antique carousel and enjoy the land train. If your kids are a little older, Crandon Park Beach has plenty of fun activities to keep them entertained, including volleyball and tennis.

North Beach is a quieter spot that’s perfect for relaxation, while water sports enthusiasts should head to Hobie Beach near Key Biscayne and Downtown Miami, which is known as Windsurfer Beach.

In fact, with so many beach spots to explore and enjoy, why not stay a little longer? We’ve pulled together some suggestions for the ideal Miami twin-centre itinerary here.
          

Embark on a truly unforgettable adventure at one of our magical Disney hotels. Each offers a distinct theme, so you’re sure to find your perfect fit. Choose from the luxurious Wilderness Lodge, the funky All-Star Music Resort, the tropical Caribbean Beach Resort, and many more.

Or why not experience more than one? Stay in Orlando and find your dream Disney Hotel Orlando twin-centre itinerary.

It’s difficult to choose a favourite, with 8 incredible options to explore and enjoy during your visit. True Disney fanatics will love getting lost in a world of magic and fairy dust in Magic Kingdom Park, while those who love wildlife and adventure should head to the Animal Kingdom Theme Park for thrilling rides and up-close encounters.

Meanwhile, in Epcot, science reigns supreme and movies come to life in Disney’s Hollywood Studios. 

A one-time ski resort now melted into a water wonderland, Blizzard Beach will help you transition from Miami beach days to the magic of Disney, with a white-sand beach as well as plenty of fun family attractions. 

Continue the water-based fun at Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon, possibly one of the greatest water parks on earth! Enjoy gigantic waterslides and enormous wave pools, and so much more.

Spend the day exploring Disney Springs — home to unique boutiques, one-of-a-kind dining experiences, and exhilarating entertainment — or escape the bustle of the rides with some downtime at the Boardwalk.
 

We hope you’re hungry, because Miami is home to some of Florida’s very best restaurants, with a vibrant foodie scene rich with Cuban cuisine, fresh seafood, and explosive flavours. 

The whole family will love La Mar on Brickell Key, which boasts incredible water and city views as well as a menu packed with Peruvian flair. Little ones will enjoy the restaurant’s sea themed colouring books while the grown-ups sip signature pisco cocktails. Or head to The Doral Yard — an outdoor hub of good food and entertainment, with a range of vendors to order from.

Looking for an extra-special spot for a romantic date night? We recommend the Michelin-starred Stubborn Seed in South Beach, which certainly has the wow factor. Its eclectic menu of American eats taste as incredible as they look, while the cocktails are an event in themselves, with a DIY Silver Dollar old-fashioned our top pick.
 

Mealtimes at Disney are more than just burgers and fries (although, if that’s what you’re in the mood for, they serve those too!). You’ll immerse yourself in dining experiences taking you across the globe and even to outer space… 

If you’re spending the day in Epcot, head to Via Napoli Ristorante e Pizzeria for dinner, with an authentic Italian menu rivalling restaurants in New York’s famous Little Italy. We recommend, of course, the pizzas, which while a little on the expensive side at around $40, can serve the whole family. 

Step into the Beast’s castle for a fairy tale meal at Magic Kingdom’s Be Our Guest, with the restaurant divided into 3 equally impressive areas: the Grand Ballroom, the West Wing, and the Castle Gallery. Like the film, the menu is French-inspired, with starters including escargot and French onion soup, while dessert includes the famous “grey stuff”.

For an out-of-this-world experience, look no further than Oga’s Cantina at Hollywood Studios, located in the immersive Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge land. Refuel with exotic concoctions before your crew’s next galactic journey, with entertainment courtesy of droid DJ R-3X, a former Starspeeder 3000 pilot.

Of course, no visit to Disney World is complete without a character-fuelled breakfast. Head to Topolino’s Terrace where you’ll savour a prix-fixe meal of avocado, waffles, and more, surrounded by Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Daisy.