Quick answer: January is the cheapest month to fly to Orlando, with return fares typically from £355. July is the most expensive at £565–£1,080.

Cite this page: Atravel.uk, “The cheapest month to fly to Orlando”, updated 12 November 2026. https://atravel.uk/cheapest-month/orlando/

This is our own month-by-month fare model for Orlando: the bands come from the fares we see on UK departures, adjusted for the season, not from a single search on a single day. Use it to choose the month, then check live prices before you commit.

Typical return fares by month

MonthTypical returnvs cheapest
January cheapest£355–£680—
February£355–£680—
March£400–£760+12%
April£420–£800+18%
May£420–£800+18%
June£505–£960+41%
July peak£565–£1,080+59%
August£545–£1,040+53%
September£420–£800+18%
October£380–£720+6%
November£355–£680—
December£485–£920+35%

Indicative bands, compiled 2026-11-12. Not quotes, not live prices.

Cheapest departure airport

FromFrom (return)Cheapest month
London Gatwick£355January
London Heathrow£355January
Manchester£380January
Edinburgh£380January

Why the price moves

Long-haul fares to Orlando are driven by how full the cabin is rather than by the weather. July is the northern-hemisphere holiday peak; January is when the carriers discount to fill seats.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest month to fly to Orlando?

January. Return fares from the UK typically start around £355, against £565–£1,080 in July — a difference of about 59% on the low end.

How far ahead should I book a flight to Orlando?

Three to five months for peak dates, and six to eight weeks for the quieter months. Long-haul fares rarely drop in the last month.

Is January a good time to go to Orlando?

Late January, September, early November — low crowds If the reason for the trip is the weather rather than the price, check the season notes in the guide before you book on price alone.

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