Orlando’s fastest corridors—SR-528 to the Space Coast, SR-417 to Lake Buena Vista, SR-408 through downtown, and Florida’s Turnpike—use cashless tolling. Here’s how to control costs when you drive an Orlando car rental.
Your three toll strategies
- Use the agency’s toll program: it’s the easiest but may add a daily service fee on top of actual tolls.
- Bring your own compatible transponder: confirm at pickup that the device number is added to your contract.
- Use free routes when time allows: I-4 is toll free across Orlando, and surface roads can work well outside rush hour.
Practical ways to avoid extra charges
- Group your long drives into one day to limit per-day fees.
- Watch rental days, not calendar days; many programs charge per rental day in which you incur a toll—even once.
- Fuel up before entering long toll stretches so you can skip pricier service areas.
Keeping the parks as your base? Compare city desk hours via Orlando car hire. If you’re adding a Gulf Coast or South Florida segment, blend total travel time and costs with quick checks of a Tampa route or a later Miami pickup. Some visitors also fly in or out of Fort Lauderdale depending on fares and schedules.
Why book with Hola Car Rentals
Our quotes surface total pricing up front. Many itineraries include All-Inclusive+ protection and free travel insurance up to US$150,000, plus cashback on tolls—so even when you can’t avoid toll roads, you still come out ahead.
Choose your strategy, plan your routes, and drive with confidence—Hola Car Rentals keeps Orlando simple.
