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Best Time to Visit Orlando

Real month-by-month weather for Orlando, and real flight prices from London — so "best time" here means something you can check, not a generic guess. July runs warmest (33°C avg high). August currently shows the cheapest real fares.

Orlando by month: weather & fares

Weather is averaged from 3 years of real historical data. Fares are the real cheapest on file from London that month.

MonthAvg high / lowAvg rainfallCheapest fare
January21° / 11°C~65mm
February25° / 14°C~53mm
March27° / 15°C~73mm
April29° / 18°C~69mm
May32° / 21°C~135mm
June32° / 23°C~238mm
July33° / 24°C~212mm€714
August32° / 24°C~228mm€438
September31° / 23°C~254mm
October28° / 20°C~122mm
November25° / 16°C~63mm
December22° / 14°C~72mm

Nearby airports

  • Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB)39 km
  • Melbourne Orlando International Airport (MLB)74 km
  • Lakeland Linder Regional Airport (LAL)85 km
  • Daytona Beach International Airport (DAB)87 km

Planning tips for Orlando

  • Compare the weather and fare columns above together — the cheapest month isn't always the best-weather month.
  • Shoulder-season travel (just before or after the busiest months) often balances good weather against lower prices.
  • Book 4-8 weeks ahead where possible — a general pattern, not a guarantee for this specific destination.
  • Check nearby airports above if Orlando has real alternatives — a short extra journey can mean a much lower fare.
  • Factor in local public holidays and school terms at your destination, not just at home — prices and crowds follow both.
  • Re-check rainfall, not just temperature — a warm month can still be a very wet one.

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FAQs — Best time to visit Orlando

July has the highest average temperatures, based on 3 years of real historical weather data.