Transfers and travel

**legallyblonde** · 19 Sep 19, 07:14 AM

Hi all, any recommendations for transfers from MCO to HRH? 2a 2c and luggage. We always get a car but with the charges next year, I’m thinking it’s not worth it. I think the trips we will make will be mco - HRH, HRH to POR, maybe one trip to outlets and one to pirate golf, and then POR to MCo. Any recommendations for these journeys. Put youngest will be 71/2 so not sure if he will need a seat in US or not, as he would have one here?

sprocket · 19 Sep 19, 08:53 AM

Previously we grabbed a standing taxi at MCO then from RPR we asked for a hotel car to AKL, which is slightly more expensive than a taxi.
This year we will Uber from MCO to HRH and then again Uber to BC.

Guest · 19 Sep 19, 09:00 AM

The question about the car seat is less about the law and more about safety.

Firstly in FL law, a child needs a booster or car seat until their sixth birthday, after that they must use a seatbelt (or car seat/booster)

However just because it's legal not to need the booster doesn't mean it's sensible or safe, but only you can decide that as it's based on height, weight and general maturity of the kid.

Put simply you don't need a booster, but you may well want to have one anyway

19 Sep 19, 07:14 AM	#1
	19 Sep 19, 07:14 AM legallyblonde VIP Dibber ✓Premium Member
legallyblonde VIP Dibber Join Date: Apr 16	Transfers and travel Hi all, any recommendations for transfers from MCO to HRH? 2a 2c and luggage. We always get a car but with the charges next year, I’m thinking it’s not worth it. I think the trips we will make will be mco - HRH, HRH to POR, maybe one trip to outlets and one to pirate golf, and then POR to MCo. Any recommendations for these journeys. Put youngest will be 71/2 so not sure if he will need a seat in US or not, as he would have one here?

19 Sep 19, 09:00 AM	#3
	19 Sep 19, 09:00 AM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	The question about the car seat is less about the law and more about safety. Firstly in FL law, a child needs a booster or car seat until their sixth birthday, after that they must use a seatbelt (or car seat/booster) However just because it's legal not to need the booster doesn't mean it's sensible or safe, but only you can decide that as it's based on height, weight and general maturity of the kid. Put simply you don't need a booster, but you may well want to have one anyway