Yes, the route follows major interstates that are well-maintained.

How long does it take?

Approximately 19 to 21 hours of driving time.

Are there direct flights?

No, you will need a connection through a major hub like Atlanta.

What is the best route?

I-44 to I-75 to the Florida Turnpike is the standard path.

The tourist areas are designed for cars; you will need a vehicle or shuttle service.

Coffeyville

Orlando

Flight Driving

Coffeyville to Orlando

Updated: 29 May 2026

The journey from Coffeyville to Orlando is a long-haul trip of approximately 1,900 kilometers. The most efficient route involves taking US-169 to I-44 East, then transitioning to I-75 South through Atlanta, and finally I-75 South to the Florida Turnpike. This route takes you through the heart of the South and down the Florida peninsula. Given the distance, it is highly recommended to split the drive into two or three days to ensure safety and comfort.

Total Distance: 1,900 km driving distance; 1,650 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Flying from Tulsa International Airport is the fastest, taking about 6 hours.

Cheapest Way

Driving is the most economical choice for families or groups.

Compare Coffeyville to Orlando Routes

	Flight Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	6 hours	19 hours
Avg Price	$400-$750	$270-$380 in fuel
Operator	Delta Air Lines	Personal Vehicle
Route	TUL to MCO via ATL.	I-44 E to I-75 S to Florida Turnpike.
Tip	Connecting through Atlanta is the most efficient flight path.	Atlanta traffic is notoriously heavy; plan to pass through outside of peak hours.

Travel Tips

Traffic
Avoid Atlanta during rush hour (7-9 AM and 4-6 PM) to save hours of time.
Tolls
Florida has many toll roads; ensure you have a SunPass or use a rental with a toll pass.
Hydration
Florida is humid; drink plenty of water, especially if you are spending time outdoors.
Lodging
Birmingham and Atlanta are excellent cities for an overnight stop.
Sun Protection
The Florida sun is strong; wear high-SPF sunscreen even on cloudy days.

Safety Tips

Weather
Monitor weather reports for heavy rain or tropical storms during the summer.
Fatigue
Do not drive more than 10 hours a day to maintain focus on long stretches of highway.
Emergency
Keep a roadside emergency kit in your vehicle at all times.
Wildlife
Be aware of alligators in freshwater areas; never feed or approach them.