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From Orlando airport to Daytona Beach I paid .75 + .75 + $2 = $3.50.
Note that the sign said .50 but when I got to the booth it was actually .75 or the gate wouldn't open and there was a smaller digital sign saying .75. It took me a while to notice as I waited for the gate to open. Same thing happened to car in front of me (I wasn't sure why he/she was taking so long).
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