Breeze Airways' “Disney to Disney” flights, connecting travelers between Walt Disney World and Disneyland, are resuming after a months-long travel pause.
Breeze Airways resumes nonstop coast-to-coast flights
Breeze Airways began offering these nonstop flights between John Wayne Airport (SNA) and Orlando International Airport (MCO), allowing guests to travel between Walt Disney World and Disneyland on one-way flights starting at $69 in each direction during the introductory phase could.
The service was suspended in September 2023 in part until February 14, 2024 due to SNA's request for airlines to reduce their flights. As February 2024 quickly approaches, nonstop flights between the two airports appear to be resuming, according to Orlando Business Journal.
The return of these flights offers some Disney guests the opportunity to travel coast-to-coast and experience both parks in a short window of time in a single vacation. Some guests have attempted to visit all six domestic Disney parks in one day (with varying definitions of what counts as a “visit”). Others have attempted more demanding challenges, including one man who planned to visit all 12 Disney parks in the world in just 12 days and ride every ride available.
While several airlines serve both MCO and SNA, Breeze Airways was the only one to offer nonstop service between the two. Currently the destinations are connected on the Breeze Airways website, but no flight details are available.
We tried the service in March and managed to attend the Festival of Fantasy Parade at the Magic Kingdom and “Wondrous Journeys” at Disneyland on the same day. You can read our full review here.
If you took a nonstop flight between Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World, would you take on such a challenge? Let us know in the comments if you're planning your next big Disney adventure.
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