Dickson Azalea Park Group Transportation | BusBrother
Dickson Azalea Park group transportation is a private charter bus, minibus or motorcoach for 15 to 56 passengers from any Florida pickup to 100 Rosearden Dr, Orlando, FL 32803. BusBrother matches school groups, corporate outings and private parties with licensed carriers for one-way, round-trip and multi-stop trips, with ADA accessible vehicles on request.
Group Transportation to Dickson Azalea Park
Dickson Azalea Park is a hidden gem in downtown Orlando's Thornton Park neighborhood. The park follows Fern Creek through a lush canopy of live oaks and azalea bushes, creating a shaded, peaceful walkway that feels like a different world from the surrounding city.
How Do Charter Buses Drop Off at Dickson Azalea Park?
Located in Orlando's Thornton Park neighborhood near Lake Eola. Street parking.
The azaleas bloom most brilliantly in February and March
Connects to Washington Street and the vibrant Thornton Park dining scene
What Should a Group Know Before Visiting Dickson Azalea Park?
Dickson Azalea Park is a City of Orlando park at 100 Rosearden Drive, open sunrise to sunset, with picnic tables, a paved walking path and bike and jogging trails; any event on city property with more than 100 people needs a City of Orlando Special Events Permit filed at least 60 days ahead.
What is the park's history?
The land was originally a watering hole for cattle herders. It became a City of Orlando park in 1924 and is named for Col. H. H. Dickson, and its Washington Street Bridge dates to 1926, which is why the bridge appears in so many group photos. Source: orlando.gov.
Can a group reserve space in the park?
The city rents pavilions, picnic tables and open spaces in its parks. Call 407.246.2283 to check availability, then submit the online request; staff reply within two business days and full payment secures the date. Rentals are for family events such as birthdays and reunions, bounce houses are not allowed, a 50 dollar insurance fee may apply, and areas you have not rented stay first-come, first-served. Source: orlando.gov.
Where does the bus drop off?
The city does not publish parking or a bus loading zone for this small neighborhood park, and the streets around it in Thornton Park are residential. Plan a quick curbside drop-off on Rosearden Drive or a nearby street, then have the coach stage elsewhere and return at a set pickup time rather than idling on a neighborhood street. Source: orlando.gov.
How long is the drive to Dickson Azalea Park?
From
Road miles
Free-flow drive
Orlando
2
5 min
Kissimmee
24
34 min
Daytona Beach
56
1 hr 9 min
Cape Canaveral
54
1 hr 7 min
OSRM / OpenStreetMap routing from city centers, 2026-10-08; no traffic or stops.
Official sources checked October 8, 2026.
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What Do Groups Ask Before Booking a Bus to Dickson Azalea Park?
A City of Orlando Special Events Permit is required for any event on city property with more than 100 people, and the application must be filed at least 60 days before the event. Smaller family events can rent a pavilion, picnic tables or open space through the city's park reservation process by calling 407.246.2283 and submitting the online request.
Dickson Azalea Park at 100 Rosearden Drive, Orlando, FL 32803 is open from sunrise to sunset, according to the City of Orlando park directory. Plan the charter pickup before sunset, and because the city lists no bus parking, schedule a fixed return time so the driver can stage elsewhere instead of waiting on a residential street.
The park is about 2 road miles and roughly 5 minutes from downtown Orlando, and about 24 miles or 34 minutes from Kissimmee, based on OSRM routing from each city center. That short hop makes it an easy add-on stop to a downtown Orlando itinerary that also includes Lake Eola or a Thornton Park lunch.
Charter buses to Dickson Azalea Park are priced by the hour or by the day rather than per attraction. BusBrother's Florida rate guide lists $100-$175 per hour for a 15-passenger minibus, $120-$200 per hour for a 25-passenger minibus and $150-$300 per hour for a 56-passenger motorcoach, and full-day rates run $800-$1,200 for a 15-passenger minibus and $1,200-$2,500 for a 56-passenger motorcoach. Your total depends on the pickup city, how long the driver waits at Dickson Azalea Park, group size and season, so request a quote with your pickup address and visit times. Round-trip pricing typically runs 60-75% of two separate one-way bookings.
Charter buses drop off at the group or bus loading point that Dickson Azalea Park designates, at 100 Rosearden Dr, Orlando, FL 32803. Located in Orlando's Thornton Park neighborhood near Lake Eola. Street parking. The carrier confirms the exact drop-off and pickup point before your trip based on the attraction's current group-transport rules, and the driver coordinates with staff for an on-time boarding at the end of your visit.
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