Shipping Pricey Torch question!

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From Florida (H-94 and L-79) to Michigan (H-79 and L-63) overnight.

I am thinking a couple Ice cubes in a double bag method. Someone had also suggested to do a heat pack instead?!? Confused which way to go here? Heat pack or cool pack? Thank you in advance!
 
I don’t have experience shipping, but logic tells me you would drop the coral off at a store front and has a/c. At some point would be transported by truck to a airplane/train all of which has no climate control usually. So the package would be more likely to get hot then to cool depending on transportation method. And the night time temps aren’t horribly cold.
 

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