The mission of the Osceola Parkway is to provide a premier toll road facility strategically and environmentally designed to meet the communities’ needs and provide a safe, convenient, and efficient roadway system that can be used by the citizens and visitors of Osceola County. All aspects of this toll road system shall be focused on the safety of the general public and be consistent with providing reliable customer service. The Osceola Parkway staff fully adheres to the principles of: Honesty, Respect, Commitment, Team Work, Education, and Efficiency as reflected in the Osceola County Board of County Commissioners’ Mission Statement.

The Osceola Parkway is a major east-west arterial controlled access toll facility extending east-west from Florida’s turnpike located within Osceola County on the east, to World Drive located within Reedy Creek Improvement District in Orange County on the west for a total length of approximately 12.4 miles. This roadway is a four-lane facility with provisions for future expansion to a six-lane facility with both at-grade signalized intersections and grade-separated interchanges. Tolls for the Osceola Parkway are collected at a single mainline manned plaza including automatic vehicle identification lanes. Additionally, tolls are also collected at the two western unmanned ramps at the interchange between Osceola Parkway and Poinciana Boulevard for exiting eastbound traffic and entering westbound traffic at that location.