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Fly From Orlando to Indianapolis
Origin | Orlando |
|---|---|
Destination | Indianapolis |
Number of Daily Flights | 8 |
Earliest Flight Departure Date | May 18 |
Latest Flight Departure Date | May 19 |
Popular Airlines | Spirit Airlines |
Cheap flights from Orlando to Indianapolis
Indianapolis is located in the heart of the Hoosier State, and visitors will find plenty to see and do in Indiana's capital city. When your plane touches down at Indianapolis International Airport (IND), you're just seven miles from downtown. Pick up your rental car and take I-70 East into the heart of the city.
Key Facts
If you plan to stay in Indianapolis proper, you'll find plenty to do. Sports fans can cheer on the Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium, or take a stroll through exhibits at the NCAA Hall of Champions. The college sports museum is located in White River State Park, along with the Indiana State Museum.
Cap off your museum tour with a walk along White River, and then head east and into the heart of downtown for a bite to eat at Harry and Lizzy’s. Downtown Indianapolis offers plenty of convenient parking garages that charge an hourly or daily rate, and electric car charging is available at Plaza Park Garage on West Maryland Street.
Hints and Tips
Travelers coming from Orlando International Airport (MCO) on a non-stop flight, can expect to arrive at IND in about two hours and 20 minutes. Indianapolis is a short drive from the college towns of Bloomington and Muncie, and I-70 is a major east-west interstate which can take visitors to neighboring states of Ohio and Illinois in less than two hours.