Major Airline Announces 3 New Routes: Will Give Millions Direct Access to Disney World
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Frontier Airlines is preparing to open three new nonstop connections between Orlando International Airport (MCO) and Colombia, a move that could make Central Florida - and Walt Disney World - easier to reach for travelers from Bogotá, Medellín, and Cartagena. The airline announced the routes September 10, with service expected to begin in December 2026, subject to government approval. For South American Disney travelers, all three routes feed directly into Orlando, the primary air gateway for a Walt Disney World vacation. It does not mean Disney has announced any capacity changes, nor is there evidence that these flights alone will create a measurable crowd surge. But they add low-cost air options as Walt Disney World heads toward major 2027 openings. Frontier says the expansion will mark its first-ever service to South America. According to the airline's September 10 announcement, Orlando-Medellín service is scheduled to begin December 10, 2026, operating daily; Orlando-Bogotá is scheduled for December 14, initially six times weekly before increasing to daily service on March 6, 2027; and Orlando-Cartagena is scheduled for December 19 with one weekly flight. Every route remains subject to government approval, and Frontier notes that frequencies and times can change. These are airline plans, not a Walt Disney World transportation initiative, and Disney has not said the...
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