Orlando International Airport

Yes, right next to Terminal C.

It's called Remote Parking, only one lot, with bus transportation every 20 minutes.

Terminal A level 2

Where is cell phone lot for terminal b

British Airways isn't currently operating into MCO, so this is probably a code share flight operated by American. Both BA and AA are located on the B-side, so Parking Garage B (or Terminal Top which is accessed from Garage A or B) are your best options. If the flight is operated by another airline please see https://orlandoairports.net/site/uploads/terminal_airline_location.png

A-Side, Gates 1-29.

Depends of the company you will rent a car.

And.

B

Give Parking Operations a call. (407) 825 - 7275

Nope

Yes

Yes

Yes the food court is open but not all of the restaurants in the food court.

Just text him before show up, waiting outside if the airport arrived and pick him up.Maybe traffic, not a parking area, but is the eady way.

Level 3

Website

Terminal A

Am or pm , domestic or international. Domestic, I'd say 1.5 hour to be safe.

Yes, SIM cards are available for purchase.

You have terminal A and B, you must choose where you want to let your car

Nobody has paper tickets any more. An e-ticket is the email the airline or travel agent sends you

Nope. It is not mandatory

Terminal A is for Frontier.

Yes, please contact your airline to reserve one, or request one through your airline on arrival.

You need to go to the airline counter BEFORE the flight arrives and ask for a gate pass. They are given according to the airline discretion and it would be for only ONE person who would have to go through security to get to the gate. You need to get there with enough time to do all that and be at the gate when the flight arrives.

Yes you can since baggage claim is outside of security check.

I'm not familiar with that parking lot 🤷🏽

The one in terminal A

The Hyatt Regency is inside the main terminal, call 407-825-1234

Some times they even fly over as well! MCO is one of the most internationally accessible airports. You can generally find any kind of flight you need, inbound or outbound.

Not sure, went straight to the airport

https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/parking/

B Terminal, and yes you can.

As a local I never use their long term. Too expensive.

Sanford

I do not know anymore I think it's the 6 or 4 that is the terminal.

Orlando International Airport (MCO) FAA Status: Normal General Departure Delays: Traffic is experiencing gate hold and taxi delays lasting 15 minutes or less. General Arrival Delays: Arrival traffic is experiencing airborne delays of 15 minutes or less. This information was last updated: Oct 10, 2018 at 5:41 AM GMT+00:00

Yes! Its Free

They rent mini van at Fox Rental and they pick you up / drop you off at the airport.

Contact security @ airport or just make a scene thats oscar worthy...

It's the same. Alamo is in the main building, which is where both terminals connect.

Yeah Why not 👍

Contact customer services desk in the airport forma assistance

The long parking term start from $ 10 at day, $70 per week, but you can find different prices depends where you park. But definitely is $10 per day.

Contact airlines

Yes, plenty shuttle buses available going to different hotels. Arrange shuttle bus pickup with your hotel.

Call the info. Line and ask!

Yes, the Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport.

Yes

Terminal A, at the east end of the building (the far end as you drive along the departures curb).

Yes, two cell phone waiting lots. One north of the terminal (for the A-side) and one south (for the B-Side). https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/parking/#parking-map

A and B garages.

The airlines also inform you and as far as I know, they do not allow you to enter with astrazeca or esputnik. ok

South cell phone lot as United is on the B-Side of the terminal.

To be honest and clear uber drives are parked in the parking garage get yours today before someone else gets it and drive safe and have a safe travel in Florida okay safe travels have a nice day

All the major carriers (United, Southwest, Delta, American/Jet Blue) fly from FL to CA

You can in the old TSA office, they even do PCR tests - don't know how much they cost. The test centre is opposite sun trust Bank.

Your rights? Are these overblown view of your rights? From what I saw observing from some of the workers who were just standing around or working slow, these guys shouldn't have a job

Depends where you are flying to. If traveling internationally, check with that local govt requirements.

Yes

Yes, it's a short walk along the B-side of the terminal, either inside baggage claim, or along the curb outside.

Yes, either by phone or printed. Your ID/Passport as well

Yes there are a lot of spaces to park your car. However, sometimes the parking garages are full.

Yes the economy lots cost $10 a day. There is a 90 day maximum.

There is an economy parking lot for $10 per day. There are others with competitive pricing but you need to get to the airport probably three hours earlier to get a shuttle back to the airport. There are also two parking garages on either side of Terminals A & B (Parking A, Parking B) for $19 per day. Just exit your vehicle after you park and take the elevator to the terminal level.

Only saw vaccine offered

Please see tr.usembassy.gov/covid-19-information-2 You will then need a test to re-enter the U.S.

Not sure. I use offsite parking.

B-52 Park which I believe is 6 minutes from the airport but a great viewing spot. And the North Cell Parking lot at the behind the airport. You can park and view and not get told to move. (At least it was that way a few years back).

No. International flights operate from Gates 1-29 and Gates 70-99 which also accommodate domestic flights. Please see https://orlandoairports.net/flights/ to determine the correct gates for your flight.

Yes. Usually from 4am to 8pm daily.

Yes if you have the daily container you should have no problem

Hyatt regency is inside the airport

Didn't have any problems passing through TSA..with prescriptions in my bag

Under 3oz. All in one large freezer bag.

Yes

No you do not need a covid test

A-side, gates 1-29 https://orlandoairports.net/flights/

Four gate areas connected to one main terminal, with two sides, A and B. https://orlandoairports.net/getting-around-mco/

not mandatory

If you have a service dog

No, just mask

Yes of course

Yes and stingray too. Everything you like ... Getting things into the US is the difficult thing 😁

De nasaret

The TSA says that any ID that expired after March of 2020 is valid ID currently. I just flew and mine expired in June. From their website: "If your driver's license or state-issued ID expired on or after March 1, 2020, and you are unable to renew at your state driver’s license agency, you may still use it as acceptable identification at the checkpoint. TSA will accept expired driver’s licenses or state-issued ID a year after expiration. DHS recently announced an extension of time to obtain a REAL ID-compliant driver’s license. The new deadline is October 1, 2021. Learn more on TSA’s REAL ID webpage."

Was there a few days ago, on a Thursday, and the airport was pretty empty inside. Security line was about 3-5 minutes max. A lot of the stores were closed. Planes also not full. Delta was at about 60% capacity.

A-side, Gates 100-129.

It's open. I was just there last week

Every thing was on time and the employees were extremely helpful.

If of course direct flights to Mexico City

Most flights are cancelled. Only a few are still departing and it is only for non-residents or emergency state related trips.

They will no be coming to America until the situation is back to normal.

Best option would be to ship them.

Yes. All the car rental companies are in the same garage. It's huge. It handles the massive amount of cars people rent to go to the theme parks. And yes, there is ground transportation and buses to the hotels. But make sure your hotel has a shuttle because some hotels share a shuttle

There are no Rosen hotels near the airport. Hyatt in the Main Terminal is your best bet.

BurgerKing

If it is too big you will not be able to get in

I loved everything there at this Orlando Airport miss you

You didnt listen to your flight attendant... Thats all im getting from this

Check Flight stats online ///// With the flight # / I will tell you if it is on time // Arriving Flights Terminal A or B .... Good luck!

30 - 40 minutes

Yes sir

As you are going into the airport follow the signs for that airline and they will tell you what gate to go to.

You sure can as long as you send it through the TSA check point.

👌 👌 👌

Yes you can I did it The only thing is you can't go through with the bottle with liquid in it

Google It And Stop Been Lazy .

Yes there is

Term b

Go to the airport's website for updates an their operations and the Hurricane

Si yes it is open

Yes.

Yes 👍 In Comming Flights Will Be Re Routed & Any Remaining Aircrafts Will Be Grounded ; Customers With Pending Flights That Are From Out Town Will Stay In The Airport Its self , At Least For The Duration Of The Hurricaine Until The FAA Determines That Is Safe To Continue Operations And Fly.

We moved there at 6.00 am, was open

Indeed Their Is ALWAYS CHANCE.

No

Yes

Check the directory!

528 west

Nope.

Nope.

Not sure,ask them where you buy your tickets

You sure can but I'd make sure they are the Olene Free chips....they cause gaseous oily discharge.

Yes.

No way you can go through TSA without a boarding pass. That's a result of 911.

Yes.

Yes from Mexico City. Two hours

Nope.

Drive to the parking lot c. There are all the garages.

No.

Buy them on DISNEY'S website and you still have to show your confirmation at Park entrance to receive your pass cards or magic bands. Never purchase from Craigslist or other odd places as such methods are a commonplace for ticket fraud.

From Orlando International Airport to Magic Kingdom Park via FL-417 Toll S. 28 min (24 mi)

Let me Google that for you one second

Terminal B

2and a half hours

Good!!!

https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/#out-of-town

That is true but you might need to wait

many theaters in the orlando area by none in the immediate location. Disney springs is the closest that I know of.

https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/parking/

Closer than any other commercial airport.

C will save you $2 per day, but is further away from JetBlue's ticket counter and gates.

Thsnk you

https://www.allegiantair.com/airports/orlando-sanford-international-airport

https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/parking/ North economy lot - Shuttles operate to and from the terminal 24/7, approximately every 10 minutes South economy lot - Shuttles operate to and from the terminal 24/7, approximately every 10 minutes

Terminal B. Where on the web site does it say A?

Terminal a

8 minutes

Follow signs

No idea about shuttles but I'm sure you could uber for a decent price.

Nope only over counter basic stuff tylelnol or advil

I just take pictures, have no idea

Yes

It's a small airport should have no problem finding it

Yes

Yes

Yes

I would just use uber

Yes how else will they make $$$

Most likely depends on age,I'd take birth certificates

Mears is my favorite. Hotel shuttles are usually free.

Take the lane "A" RETURN RENTAL CAR.... there are all the companies..... Do not follow the GPS

Yes, AA arrives at this airport.

Arrivals, under the Delta sign

ALD decided to place its new lounge in Airside 4 to cater to international travellers. The only lounge in that Airside is operated by Delta Air Lines (DL) for its passengers and those travelling on other SkyTeam partners. The following airlines operate more than 25 flights daily out of Airside 4: Air Canada (AC) Air Canada Rouge (RV) British Airways (BA) Emirates (EK)(New service to Orlando – News – July 5, 2015) Lufthansa (LH) Sun Country Airlines (SY) Thomas Cook Airlines (MT) LAN Peru (LP) TAM Airlines (JJ) Virgin Atlantic (VS)

Unless you already have TSA Pre-Check, CLEAR or Global Entry, I recommend arriving by 5pm. Get the MyTSA app for real-time wait times.

Terminal a

Normally at an airport you find Aeroplanes. But you also see cars, buses, trains and bikes. Sometimes people on foot too. Once I even saw someone on a skateboard.

Terminal B arrivals

B-side, Level 3

Arrivals, under the JetBlue sign.

Effective January 22, 2018, TSA will only accept state-issued driver's licenses or identification cards if they are issued by a REAL ID compliant state or a non-compliant state with an extension. As always, travelers may use alternate forms of identification such as a passport, military ID, or permanent resident card.

Sure thing.

Terminal A

Terminal B arrivals

Airport lost & found

Thank you all

Airplane is the way. Hot air balloon is old fashioned.

Terminal B

Yes a hotel is at the security check area in Terminal B. Just search for: Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport

Discounts MCO provides free parking in accordance with section 316.1964 of the Florida Statutes for those vehicles with specialized equipment, such as ramps, lifts, or foot or hand controls, or vehicles displaying the State of Florida Toll Exemption Permit or vehicles with a disabled veterans plate.

Unsure of their relationship status. Not Facebook official either.

Yes, MCO has one, near Terminal C.

Gate A-4

American Airlines is in Terminal B.

There was a best buy vending machine by the Starbucks. I'm sure they carry them

It means your phone is in airplane mode.

U sil bw abke to see signs tgat say where u should be

go to the service desk and talk to the people!

Top floor of airport hotel.

2 hours, if you live an hour away from the airport, that means leaving home 3 hours from flight time, expecting 0 road traffic delays.

Depending on when or what time of day you go figure on at the very least 2 hrs if in the early am or late night. Give yourself an extra hour if during peak times.

No, airports don't like holding baggage for security reasons. In fact, leaving your baggage unattended my get your items confiscated - DON'T LEAVE BAGS AT THE AIRPORT!

JetBlue and Avianca

A-Side, Gates 100-129

like 10 min

No not at this time.

Yes, it is. It should be hit with less problems.

Terminal: A; Airside: 1 (Gates 1-29)

Yes, two shuttle companies offer service to Ocala https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/#out-of-town in addition to taxi or ride-share services

Spirit is the only airline that serves that route non-stop. https://orlandoairports.net/flights/us-service/

Yes! Most speak Spanish!

We actually got thru the airport and security pretty fast. But you should give yourself 2 hours for sure. Can't help you with the lot sorry

No problem, you have to take train and that is.

I live in Florida and have the SunPass so it automatically gets paid out of that. So I am not sure how much.

When I had it I contacted the airline I was traveling with. They made accommodations that matched my needs at the time.

They operate in a continuous loop.

Not that am aware.

I would say you need to arrive at least 2hrs early. The thing is you have to plan for the possibility of anything happening(traffic, car accident, TSA etc.) Once you get through security you can relax, get a bit to eat and just wait. The saying is true " Early BIRD GETS THE WORM."😁

Terminal B, at the west end of the building near United.

I park off site on Tradeport and take shuttle to Terminals

La terminal C todavía no esta aberta pero el parqueadero si esta abierto. Jetblue es la aerolíneas trabajara de esa terminal si nada cambia.

Check with the airport for the best answer

Concourse A

Go to the information desk or call them and ask them to guide you.

Yes. Mears Connect.

Suggest to take a shuttle bus to the nearest hotel, then catch an Uber.

Authorized antigen and covid and vaccines if you travel from abroad. If you travel within the country, the vaccinations are up to date

ATM is best but if you need to change money I think there is a Western Union exchange on the West Hall level 3

Yes

Most airlines allow children to travel alone as early as 5yrs old. They do have separate security and boarding procedures for “unaccompanied minors” however for their safety. Check with your airline when booking and they will set up the travel for your child hassle free. They’ll connect to you with the airport, security, escort, ect.

No

Probably a pat down or something like that sorry I've never been in that situation.

They normally fly out of the Delta area gates 70-98. But baggage and check in is terminal A.

All the signs are there

Terminal A for check-in and baggage claim. Gates 70-99 for arrival and departure.

Approximately $120,150

Avianca uses Terminal A at Orlando Airport.

Depend on the traffic and time of the day. You have 2 ways to get there, Sand Lake Road (many traffic lights) about 30 minutes +/-, or Bee Line 528 which have tolls about 20 minutes, they both cross International Drive, of course it depends where in International Drive you are going. Hope this info helps you. Safe drive!

United are on the B-Side of the Main (North) Terminal.

TERMINAL A

North Park Place and South Park Place are the closest. https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/parking/

Bus will stop at Terminal A, Level 1, in ground transportation area designated for buses and taxis. Bus will stop at stop number 31.

North cellphone lot

B is where you want to be

Park in the parking garage. The money you spend will be well worth the peace of mind and not having to worry.

I dont know but follow signage or ask a worker if you get lost. It's a good size airport. The staff is very helpful

Yes, at app.travelsafe.pr.gov See iatatravelcentre.com for more details

Don't know I fly spirit

21 miles

Side A. Then you can board at gates 1 to 59. Remember to be at the airport 2 hours before your flight with the covid card or a negative result in order to travel.

I only had a change of planes in MCO. However, I did need wheelchair assistance and everyone was very friendly and compassionate.

You would take the bus from space 17 on the commercial transportation curb on level 1 of either side of the terminal.

There is no definite or precise time to clear TSA. Give yourself ample time to get through. Roughly what I have experienced is about 10 to 20 mins but again that's not a guarantee. I hope this helps.

But you can if check your luggage

We recommend 3 hours before scheduled departure time, particularly if parking, having to check in, checking baggage, etc. Always better to relax and wait for your flight than miss it and have to buy another ticket for a different flight!

I have not seen

There is also a park and fly around the airport. You can park in one of them and take a shuttle to the terminals.

Go back on the plane

Terminal A

I think "A" is best.

We used Gosport which is very reasonable.

Yes most definitely

Park on the B-side then head to the Main Terminal food court. Lost and found is between the B-side curb and the food court.

I park at the red lot parking. From there you ride the bus to the terminal. It is very safe.

On the woof

At one of the offsite lots and you take the shuttle to the airport.

I believe the rule is either vaccination or proof of negative test result Within a certain time prior to flight

Stick deodorant is fine in any size. ... Spray, Gel, Liquid, Cream, Pastes, and Roll-On deodorants need to be in containers no larger than 3.4 ounces and placed in a clear quart-sized baggie.

Check with your particular airline but most will only accept baggage up to around 4 hours before departure.

Find another airport

Not sure about Covid testing...was there to pick up a friend...

The reality is that I did not see any vaccination I am very sorry not to be able to help you with that I am vaccinated and they did not ask me for evidence

JetBlue is on the A-side of the terminal, and operates out of gates 1-29.

I think they don't put it there I think

Around 35-40 miles away. Time will depends on traffic

Contact your airline, they have the answers

72 hours before arriving in the US, and then you can travel throughout the US without having to test

Chew some gum

Unfortunately I do not see a place at the airport for testing.

for me it was excellent

No, but the Hyatt Regency inside the terminal should be able to help. You can call them at 407-825-1234

Spirit is on the B-side of the Terminal.

Yes, near the food court, opposite the CBP Global Entry office. You can submit lost and found reports online at https://orlandoairports.net/lostandfound/

Sun Country are on the B-side of the terminal, near Delta.

Yes

There is a lot there which you can park in short term w no cost and your person can text you when they have arrived and got their bags and are ready for you to get them. Airport parking is rather expensive. We spent 19.00 for 6 hours the other day there

Yes

About 1 mile east on 528. Narcossee Road I believe.

I used my G.P.S, got there quick and safe. Enjoy!!

Eat, drink, sleep, shop and fly

Had ours done offsite before going there.

If I'm not wrong need to go down ground floor and crossing the street will find an elevator very well labeled with all different car rentals. Follow yours and with the slot [letter and number] provided pickup by yourself your car with key inside.

https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/parking/#parking-rates

I traveled 8 days ago and in the hotel square inside the airport, there was a vaccination area.

Neither. Allegiant serves Sanford Airport in Seminole County, 33 miles north of MCO.

Southwest is on the A-side of the main terminal, at the east end of the building, operating flights out of gates 100-129.

I believe that there is now

Yes

Call security asap. They now give all lost luggage to the actual police now

In the store where they sell all kinds of electrical appliances, that store is in full view of everyone.

That depends where you park. The more convenient, the higher the price. https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/parking/#parking-rates

Some are within walking distance, buses run 24/7 from those that aren't. https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/parking/

Sorry I wish I could help but don't know the airport that well

Masks required inside anywhere inside the airport and inside airplanes

You can enter the cheap flights application and there it gives you the different prices from different agencies

Call the front desk..

Take your ID to the ticker counter for the airline on which she's flying and request a gate pass.

Yes. Please see https://orlandoairports.net/faq/ Pets/Service Animals Where can I walk my dog while at the airport?

Don't know, my sister and nephew droved me to the airport. What a beautiful airport

Not at the moment it is not possible

At least two hours before a domestic scheduled departure time, or three hours for international destinations.

You can also bounce over to Tampa for less than 50 bucks and catch flights to Milwaukee

Yes, there are several options. Please see https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/parking/

Check-in for Spirit is on the B-side of the terminal. Cheapest transportation option depends on a few things, particularly how many people are traveling. Please see https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/ for the different options.

Yes. you do .

I'm not sure but I did see a lot of Van's and busses but no semi trucks

If you are in Miami or Miami Beach it is precisely 15 'by Taxi to the Pier. From Orlando taking Kissyme as a starting point there are 400 knots to Miami which is equivalent to approximately three hours by car.

A-side, at the East end of the building. https://orlandoairports.net/site/uploads/terminal_airline_location.png

Green Bay appears to be the closest airport with non-stop service from MCO (Frontier), followed by Milwaukee (Frontier, Southwest and Spirit (from June 24)).

https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/rental-cars/

Good. Sides A and B are facing each other, so you will have to cross from one side to the other. But the signage is very good, as well as the internal transport. Then it depends on the level you are targeting.

They don't ask you

Not sure what truck you have but I have a van with ladder rack on top went to 2nd level of parking

Hello! I suggest to call your airlines directly as each one has different requirements. Regards,

Depends if you are parking at airport or off site.

No you do.not just flew in and out this past week.

45 minutes

No

yes

Vero Beach is about a 90 minutes drive from MCO on SR 528 and I-95.

Yes that's the name of the MCO

I requested the services of Julias Express and found the service and price to be excellent.

American is on the B-side, so better to use to the South Cell Lot. https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/parking/#parking-map

I drive for uber and have taken people there.

Almost everyone in Orlando has Spanish-speaking staff.

Directly on the airline's page and changing the language in the menu.

B.

I don't know, there is a customer service desk or any person who works for the airport can guide you to the location or someone who should know. If you aren't there, call the airport.

That is airline specific but would be in terms and conditions when you purchased the ticket.

No will not have to pay will just have to wait for available flight

It is much faster than in the afternoon.

No. For domestic flights. But check it with your airline.

Just take a $50 bill

Yes, third floor

https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/items/medical-marijuana This should help. So long as you bring your prescription, and a note from your Dr, you should be fine, so long as you won't be traveling to any states where it's illegal.

I believe so You mean to use at the airport? She would just have to go through extra security measures. Idk what else they would require, but before October 2021 you can fly without an ID

Inside

Terminal A and B

Just follow the Letter on signs for the Arrival flights for delta arrivels..takes you right there.

You can check requirements for each state by clicking the link under each destination at https://orlandoairports.net/flights/us-service/

I traveled 2 days ago and no, they are not doing it.

No, only non-stop to Santo Domingo currently, with Punta Cana service starting in February.

Please use the Lost & Found section of our web site at https://orlandoairports.net/contact/#lostandfound

Yes you can ... but my recommendation is always do it before you start the trip and also once you get there

Yes to all gates

Level 2 it's easy

Yes

B-side, Gates 30-59.

Call the airline

A-Side, Level 2 (Baggage Claim).

Inside, were a mask

Yes... Drivers license...

It depends on the country where you go, but not at the airport.

Terminal Top Parking. The B-Side elevators take you down inside the Main Terminal just a short walk from Delta. https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/parking/

The South Cell Lot is about a two minute drive from the B-side of the terminal.

There is plenty of on-site parking available. Any change to that will be communicated via Twitter. For a list of currently open options please see https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/parking/

Not through TSA

Please see TSA.gov/travel/security-screening/identification

You'd have to check with your choice of air carrier..

That depends on the airline, when you want to travel, etc. Frontier, Southwest and Spirit all provide non-stop service. Please check their websites or your favorite online booking engine for prices and availability. Have a great trip and thank you for choosing Orlando International Airport.

Yes most will be open at that time

Is 82 feet above sea level

The Orlando Airport is open. You would need to contact that particular airlines. Also. That airlines would have emailed your family members. Masks are Mandated at all airports and all airlines now from the point of drop off until your outside.

Yes First Aid

South, as AA is on the B-side.

You can use either, but as AA is on the B-side, the South Cell Phone Lot is probably your better option.

Not certain but I believe it's due to construction as they were fixing that road. Should be good by now. Have a good one

It doesn't say how much for sunpass. Also I'm not sure if i should use A or B.

Yes

No

William it is worth it. Just wear a mask and your fine. The numbers went up real high in orange county which is orlando area. Masks are mandatory there only. Just left

Yes

That depends on the airline. We recommend that you check with airlines flying to Mexico or call a travel agent.

On Sunday I return to Puerto Rico, I ask and I let him know

Spirit airlines should park in terminal B parking. This is the side you will retrieve your bags when you come back.

On AeroMexico website, or one of the online reservation sites expedia, Travelocity, Orbitz, momondo, etc.

Sleep in Timoty. LOL!

I would not recommend planning trips at this time until we know the evolution or not of the pandemic.

Yes

3 ounce limit is still in effect

Most airlines have an app and are posting information on their websites. The best source of info will be from the airline directly. See if your airline has an app you can install on your phone and add you flight. Once your flight is added (usually by putting in your confirmation number) you will receive alerts on any gate changes, delays or cancellations.

Terminal A

There are no tolls on 436. Tolls are on 417, 528 & 408

https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/parking/#north-cell-phone-lot

It's free and listed as MCO Internet. Please turn off Wi-Fi hotspots as this kills the bandwidth. Faster speeds will be available away from crowded areas such as the Gates before boarding.

I would go get a photo i.id. even at 17. But the TSA said if you lost your i.d. you can use others and they can try to prove identity. But in that case if you have birth certificate and s.s.i card with you that would help. TSA said if no proof of identification they can try to get you identified. But this could take some time. So you would have to be at airport really early before your flight. I just had a friend try to fly from Florida to R.I. with no proof on him at all. They was more then willing to help but he did not get there early enough and missed his flight. So safe route to take is get a photo i.d. my kids had one at 15 so they could work. Good luck. Also if you live in a state that does not print out a photo i.d. right away. Ask if other d.m.vs do in your state . Or ask them to give you a temporary i.d because you will be flying before you get yours.

Yes I would definitely call the airport before you make that move!!

It is below JetBlue, just go down elevator/escalator.

Same level as baggage claim as you exit out side make sure to look up at the number nearest you so that your driver knows the number you are waiting under which makes your pick up run smoothly

Terminal A

https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/#out-of-town

B, then Gates 70-99

A, and Gates 100-129

Plan for an hour to get through TSA. There are a lot of tourists. There is a high risk of getting stuck in line behind a group of tourists of 30+ that are traveling together. And many of them may be novice travelers.

It's five minutes from Dawton.

Depends on the airline. Some of them will offer you an alternate flight or allow you to change the ticket date. My son went to LA to help family, they got him to LAX to late, the left, but he was offered to get on the plane to Vegas and wait 6 hours for the next plane to ATL, which was better that the 1st offer of waiting 2 days. Frontier was the airline

Signage is great so follow signs.

No.

Yes they ofer in the fly to, plus have a Lot opción!!

Wheel chairs? I think so. Call ahead to be sure.

Or Universal's SuperStar Shuttle.

If there is, it starts from $ 237, I think if you buy with more time it comes out cheaper!

Yes, there are signs for where they are allowed to pick up passengers.

Yes. Many in the Orlando area

https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/parking/

Yes, Level 1, A-side.

Usually at baggage claim, depending on the terminal

Terminal A you will see the check in signs, they are clear and then take gates G

Contact TSA

It is clearly indicated on the signs

Level 2, A-side, far end of the terminal building.

Not Portuguese phallus

I'd call and ask HR

On restaurants no, in small shopping food is medium prices. In food areas is the same price (McDonald's, Panda's ,etc) 😎 enjoy your trip

You don't have to go through security to get from A to B terminals, you do walk past the security area to get from one to the other.

$17 per day and you park right at the terminal B. It is the closest, but most expensive. Not bad for 3 days. If you park off-site it is less, but then you have to take a bus/shuttle back to the airport.

YES to all your questions

United Airlines uses Terminal B at Orlando Airport.

Only takes five minutes to move between the terminals and ther is no need to take any moover because there is no people moover to go around only for boarding area there is train and its the only way to get the boarding gates

Frontier Airlines uses Terminal A at Orlando Airport.

At least, depending on your airline, 2.5 hours ahead of your flight. Security gets a little jammed up.

555 N John Young Parkway

You have to look your booking, and when you arrive to the terminal A you will look the airport screen, search your door and take the train to terminal A or B

No gas stations at the airport but Sun Gas and Sunoco are both within minutes of the airport.

You should look for the airport number and have them communicate it with the lost objects department, they certainly found it.

Just look at the signs you can't go wrong

you have to go to the information area to be told what to do

How can I help you

No there are no lockers

The airport is quite large, it must have a smoking area ... but not quite the view.

Hi please check flight tracker http://www.arrowcast.net/fids/mco/

Terminal A

Yes. One of my family members returned their rental car hours before their flight left.

Best asking when you are there

Is it in the airport

Yes only A AND B exit all the signs on the highway gives directions to wherever you need to go in the airport and the pickup spots are numbered

Where do I park to wait on flights

You can drive or take bus/train from the city of Orlando. I drove to Melbourne from the airport in an hour without paying any tolls, Ft. Lauderdale is approximately an hour south of there on I95.

At least an hour before, yes they're always open

Probably u must to do that.

Ok

Send your comments to their website, here is for questions.

Kids ages 5 through 11 who are flying alone must usually travel pursuant to special “unaccompanied minor” procedures. On some airlines, these procedures are required for unaccompanied children as old as 14. ... Kids ages 8 and up can usually take connecting flights as well as direct or 'through' flights. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.transportation.gov/sites/dot.dev/files/docs/Kids_Fly_Alone.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwiP9-L889_lAhVCj54KHe5kDpgQFjABegQIDRAG&usg=AOvVaw196dmnBBZFYmsQTD_q4V2P

Nice to know 😊

Tampa

You can park on the north side or north cell waiting area Southwest is on the A, baggage 11 to 13

Southwest B

No, I don't use that map.

This link might help: https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/parking/

You may have to check with your airlines

Go to GOAA😀/Get replacement

Anywhere from 2 hours plus but I would make sure that you do it within the first 2 hours before your flight to be on the safe side .

I would check with TSA also since you have to go through security check point.

Yes.

Not a good idea. Call ahead first. Might have height limitations at the airport

Yes/Si

Use Google Maps 👌

👌

Arrivals Terminal

Guess CARDILL BLOWS THEM AND JUST

Check in the lost luggage department for your airline at the airport and file a report there 1st. Then report it to TSA and the Sheriff's department at the airport then file a complaint with your insurance company. Your insurance company will probably do nothing but if you had flight insurance they will help. The airline will also try to help if you raise enough stink.

Don't speak Spanish

If I remember correctly they have multiple giant signs at the airport that should say their prices. My family normally uses a park and fly, so I'm not positive

Get Ure Lazy Butt Off Social Media And Google Common Questions Like This One AND Please Bring An Adult With You So You're Chanses Of Getting Lost Would Diminish ;)

Nope not at all now and day there is Uber everywhere

There is a hotel right inside the field

Give Them A Call I'm Sure They'll Be Happy To Answer Any Questions You May Have.

why don't you watch the news like the rest of us instead of being lazy and asking questions on the internet of people who got no idea.

Yo Anthony it's called a news program you should watch it if that doesn't work for you get on the internet and check with your airline like a real person you should use good resources. We are nothing but scartastic jerks that are just here to troll lazy people like you.

NO

Check their website!

Most Likely ;)

English ?

Hi. Orlando International Airport would cease commercial flight operations on Monday morning, September 2, 2019 at 2 a.m. Passengers should check with individual airlines for flight information and schedules. https://es.orlandoairports.net/press/2019/08/30/orlando-international-airport-to-cease-operations-at-2-am-monday-september-2-2019-for-hurricane-dorian/

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Will have to re-book the flight

I lose MCO says

Where are you going? Domestic will be fine with no thorns, international might be a problem.

I would reach out to the US embassy in the UK, they'll be much easier to reach and can research the correct information and relay it back to you.

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Hotwire is a service that finds rentals for you. That said it is an online service.

Terminal B

It won't fill up

Its a name.

TBD means they haven't yet assigned a gate to your flight

Yep! And no more than 3 oz of liquids

At least 2 hours

Not sure call TSA

Welcome to National Security,I guess since 911 it's been harder

Ground Transportation

At the arrival gate

It can be either, check your flight here: https://www.airport-orlando.com/mco-airlines/american-airlines

Oh I am not sure ask airlines

They have exchange counters available and current rates are posted

2 hours is fairly enough. I would say even 1 hour is enough. All terminal are linked through walk ways or train. Follow signs. Otherwise just ask around local staff. They are pretty nice courteous and helpful to guide. It's nice quite airport in sunshine state

I'd ask your airline at the counter for a gate pass, you'll need your ID. It's at their discretion though

Depends on if you're a Florida resident or not. Also if you have a passport that's a possibility. Otherwise, you're at he mercy of TSA. The wording on the TSA website is you may still be allowed to fly. Good luck! With no way to get an ID, the second part of my answer stands. They are at the mercy of TSA, arrive early...very early.

Yes, North Park Place Economy Lot and South Park Place Economy Lot. $10 per day. There are cheaper options off site as well

I am not sure

Yes, even a separate shuttle for all international flights

Terminal B

As your driving in you should see a sign saying arrivals. On it, there SHOULD be a list of airlines at each terminal.

Check airlines.

Depends on which terminal is the arrival but always at lower level. There is good signane.

parking att the airport is more secure.

If you go toward gates 100-129, you'll find McDonald's

No ,It is a long way.

1 hr and 15 minutes

I always go to the luggage pick up area, its easy to get in and out.

Easiest way would be the airline website

You can get boarding passes printed out. I didn't notice if there are regular printers available though

Terminal A

Yes but all chargers must be in the basket when you go through the security.. You can also charge your phone at outlets if you have a portable charger.

I work out in the airport tarmac. I don't work with the baggage handlers, but I know that when there is thunder & lightning all the workers are told to stop & go inside in case lightning strikes. It's for their own safety. I too have to stop what I'm doing so yeah, sorry your upset that it's taking this long for your bags to arrive, but put yourself in the position that the bag handlers are in. Would you want to get hit by lightning. Not saying it will happen. But rules are made for a reason. Somewhere, something happened to somebody.

Not to my knowledge. I haven't seen one there.

I have no idea , I dont work for or at the airport.

Stanford and Tampa

Almost 2 hours. Call transportation services for that information about shuttle service.

You have to use your app once you are ready to go. I would not do it before. It gets really busy there. I uber everywhere in Orlando, I have never had a bad experience.

????????. If you are in the USA and you have a driver's license or a passport you can fly just about anywhere, in the USA.

Christina, So do we need to contact redcoach representative after we arrive to the airport ?

Terminal A Gates 12-17

Shouldn't have to, unless you leave the terminals. But I would Google it just in case.

You would need to wait for them to leave their gate and walk past security. That's the farthest a non ticketed passenger can go.

Pretty early. I went a few weeks ago, and I think ticket counter opened around 2 hours before the first flight, and baggage claim opens when the first flight of the morning gets to the airport. Safe Travels!!

Yes

Yes

No.

Yes

Some hotels operate free shuttles, for others you have a variety of pay to ride options - bus, shuttle, taxi, Uber, etc... https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/ https://orlandoairports.net/site/uploads/2016/06/Local_Hotels.pdf

https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/parking/

Go to the Southwest counter to get a gate pass.

Yes, it's been open since Nov 2017.

Yes, and it's free.

Yes

Terminal 2 Terminal change: As of January 29, 2019, all Alaska Airlines flights now operate out of Terminal 2 East.

EI 120

It has a SunTrust bank and InterChange currency exchange locations.

Terminal B

Yes. Check the TSA web site for alternative IDs. She may be subject to additional security screening.

Delta. Delta Air Lines domestic flights are located in Terminal 1, Boarding Area C, Gates 40-48.

20.1 miles, 21minutes

Rates for???

Yes

No

20, 15 minutes

B-side, East end.

I have never seen one.

Yes, and getting them by June will not be easy.

https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/#national-transport

I noticed your post and admonished the two guides who provided you with inane answers. Did you ever recover you mums suitcase? I hope you contacted the police with a description of the van. It may be a well known company with vehicles painted that color. I wish you luck.

Both A and B... check by your flight number.

Fill out a Lost and Found Form at https://orlandoairports.net/contact/#lostandfound

No, A and B are opposite sides of the terminal building. To pick up use Level 2 on either the A or B side, depending on your airline.

B-side, Level 3

Terminal A and B

Yes

Correct

People are dirty and just by being there make it dirty, I'm sure it's worse elsewhere. Perhaps you should try a NetJets subscription. Let us know how you like it.

Yes, Hold My Luggage. B-side, Level 1.

Always check.

3 hours

I never saw one so can't say

I think the closest is Sun Gas Station

You will see signs as to enter the airport...

Yes

The only way is uber

In the main terminal, at either the east or west hall, depending on the airline.

Terminal A

11.3 miles so roughly 21min

Use Lyft or Uber and you will save a bundle. Depends on the distance to your hotel, but usually $10-20.

Cost to fly depends on the destination.

Delta is terminal B

The Flight is operated by Volaris Mexico, the flight will arrive at Terminal B

2 hours unless a busy day like spring break...then plan for 3

Terminal A and B are just the two sides of the building; the doors (and airline counters) on the north are called A and the doors (and airline counters) on the south side are called B. You can just walk around in the building, once inside, the difference does no longer exist. However, there are two ends - west and east - of the building, where you ride on trains (called APMs ‘automated People Movers’) to four different gate areas - two per side. Both ends have their own security, the west side is gates 1 to 69, and the east side is 70 to 129. You can freely walk between the gates on the west side; on the east side, you cannot ride one train back and the other forth, because international arrvivals come through the gates 70 to 99, and if you return in the train from gates 70 to 99, you must leave the secure area. Note that you also cannot go in the secure area in the east if your ticket is for the west, and vice versa.

Gates 1-29

I think you talked how far is? In time is around 1h:30m travel

There are kiosks in front of most airline ticket counters they will print out your ticket or at. Counter.

Check with cargo department for all the particulars.

Probably due to winds from the north, but there are public meetings in April about flight path changes proposed by the FAA. See OrlandoAirports.net for details.

Sorry only speak English.

SuperShuttle shows $33/person online.

Yes

Terminal Top is always best for all airlines. Next closest is Parking Garage A, then Satellite Parking Blue if you want a cheaper option.

Yes

Not that I can recall.

There are specified areas for being picked up by ridesharing services. Ask the info desk receptionist by the exit for more details.

No that has never happened

No, only outside before you go through security.

No dealer

Google doesn't sell tickets.

Not that I know of.

Yes. B-side, Gates 30-59.

Terminal North and South are where you pick up and drop off. However they are pretty much the same terminal being about 500 feet away from each other and readily accessible to each other. Pay attention to door numbers and you will be fine.

B-side, Gates 70-99.

Southwest is A Terminal.

It's approximately 45 minute drive depending on traffic it can do it unless though

Terminal b

Outside only.

Yes

each airline has its ticket and staff printing booth

I suppose it would be determined for the reason of the deposition

Advantage, Alamo, Avis, Budget, Dollar Car Rental, Enterprise, E-Z Rent-A-Car, Hertz, National, Payless, and Thrifty are all on-site at the airport.

No free parking at the airport at all. You can wait with your vehicle in one of the cell phone lots for free, but you can't leave your car.

Terminal B

No they do not sell them at the airport

https://orlandoairports.net/contact/#lostandfound Or on Level 3 on the B-side, near the food court

Yes, at the on-airport satellite parking lots, North Park Place or South Park Place.

Possibly Swarovski, the Disney store, or the Seaworld store.

Yes

Yes

https://orlandoairports.net/getting-around-mco/shops-restaurants/

B-side, Gates 30-59.

Terminal B, Gates 30-59.

Make sure wifi is on ask any agent for address. Enter address should connect.

If you go on their website it will tell you all that information

Call airport and beeyfy with them.

Southwest is the only carrier that doesn't charge for checked bags. All others have a fee per bag. If you are flying international flights, some carriers allow the 1st checked bag free.

Depends where you park https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/parking/#parking-rates

If correct it should be Terminal A or B, but the best thing to do would be calling them directly at the airport

No

Airside 4 (Gates 70-99) on the B-side of the terminal.

I do not really know that.

Yes, Garage B or Terminal Top parking.

Outside

If I understood the question well - 2 hours before the plane's departure.

I don't know what that is.

Yesenia there is.

Plenty of clearance. Follow the signs to passenger pickup.

For 417 south/west use the south cell lot, for 528 to 417 north use the north lot.

Depends on what you mean by something. Document? Authorization? Food?

Ground level

I do not know, at the airport it's safe to be marked.

Google Orlando airport map for best directions.

Yes, there are several stores where you can buy those cards in the hotel area. and at the airport terminals there are bestbuys. Sorry, it took me a long time because I do not speak Spanish. This took so long cause I cant speak Spanish.

Yes, definitely for water and paper towels.

Sorry I don't know anything about contact TSA at Orlando airport. I just went through the lines like every one Else.

Never heard that airline before

I don't understand the question

Right outside the terminal on Level 2 (arrivals), but there are two sides to the terminal, A and B.

A-side, Level 2 (Arrivals). Wait in one of the cell phone lots until they have their baggage.

It looks like $10/day for economy lot, $15-$17/ for garage spot, or $25/day for valet.

As far as I know, it is not possible.

Depends on the vehicle and which company you rent from. https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/rental-cars/#on-airport

Check out hotelsbyday.com

More than 120

As far as I know, at least 2 hours before the plane's take off.

Try the customer service desks.. They might be able to do it or advise you better.

For now, but it is recommended to communicate with your airline to be 100% safe.

https://orlandoairports.net/getting-around-mco/accessibility/#disabled-services Then click on On-site Airport Parking Options

Near the door. Just like always

https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/#local-transport

No

Theres no way they're going to allow a chainsaw. You might need to call and ask.

I don't pay for trolley, I use cab side service or looking for free one

Only on specific hotels or Disney hotels you booked other than that I'm not sure

https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/#local-transport

A-side/Airside 1 (Gates 1-29)

I believe so. Theres normally staff outside to assist. I haven't been there since the beginning of January, but I don't think they would cut curbside assistance. Idk which flight your using but Southwest has always been awesome w/ customer service. Have a safe flight. Safe travels!

https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/

https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/parking/#parking-rates

I really don't know. I went to airport too early I didn't have any time to discover around.

http://www.arrowcast.net/fids/mco/fids.asp

Yes, 5. AA, DL, UA and two Club at MCO lounges.

I didn't have a problem.

I did some research and found airportshuttles.com.

Level 2, B-side.

When we were at the airport TSA were fine no lines

Drive. You cannot leave vehicles unattended at the cell phone lots.

Check the waiting area.

I don't know if they can be stored at the airport. Please check their website.

https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/parking/#parking-rates

Children can only fly alone after 12 yrs of age domestically and 17 for international flights. As far as unaccompanied fees each airlines varies each way.

https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/parking/#parking-rates

Depends where you park https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/parking/#parking-rates

Passengers arrive on Level 3 but then go down to baggage claim on Level 2.

Before security. Nowhere to smoke as soon as you clear security thats outbound. Inbound nowhere before security until you are outside terminal

Pets fly in the plane. Cargo section.

Sim

Yes, there are 2, 1 north and 1 south of the terminal.

u pick up rental car downstairs below the luggage pickup.

No. You can drive up to the front of the South APM station and park there while you use the restrooms.

Yes

Yes ... U can...

No

Yes, but you would have to pass through security again to get to your departure gate.

It usually is

I think it needs to be a federal document

You have to Immigration officer.. they will help you.. but have to careful, or you will be in trouble...they will ask all yours details and relationship with he/her

Contact your airline

Best place is the Lobby Bar at the Hyatt.

Yes, all of them.

I believe it is a Hyatt, yes.

Level 2 on the A-side, or have them ride the APM to the South APM station and pick them up there where it's less crowded.

Here is some advice call the Orlando Airport if you have questions about the Orlando Airport

A day is $25

Terminal A

Ty

You can bring 2 a large and a small one per passenger. Remember that you will have to pay for large bags up to $ 30 / and it depends on the weight.

Terminal A

Don't know about Uber, but taxi rank is right outside, can't miss it.

You can parj on semoran Blvd at the Denny's restaurant.

I went by terminal A

Yes! You'll need to contact the airport ahead of time so you can acquire a gate pass for the non-ticketed individual.

Sorry I don't know 100% but pulled this from airportsmokers. Com Smoking at Orlando International Airport (MCO) Airport Rating  Before and After Security Smoking Smoking is permitted only in designated curb side areas on the first and second level, across the street from the terminal. There are no smoking facilities inside the terminal For connecting flights you must enter the United States and smoke outside terminal then go through Security again for your flight. Hope it helps

The airport is open 24 hours a day, every day of the year.

A lot of orlando hotels offer airport shuttles phone or look on there website, but you have to have a booking with the hotel before you can use the airport shuttle.

Way cheaper and free pick up shuttle from and back to the airport less than 10 min away on Semoran Blvd. Hilton DoubleTree, Marriott, Garden Inn, etc

No

Low to the level and there you will find all is rent car

I would not go directly to rent a car, to make sure I have available a car with the needs that each person has, I prefer to book for some online booking page

In Zone A and B, level 1 are all car rental companies, in the following link you can see the map of the airport. https://orlandoairports.net/getting-around-mco/

No smoking zones or areas inside this airport. Only curbside at Arrivals and Departures.

Aeroméxico works both terminals A and B. You have to verify "online" the day of travel or arrival.

Usually 8 days old

The A-side, which is the closest side of the terminal to the North Cell Lot.

You can avoid them, but you'll need to plot your route the the back roads. Google maps has an avoid tolls option...

Yes

Yes

Terminal B

Level 2, outside Baggage Claim.

A-side, Gates 1-29.

https://orlandoairports.net/parking-transportation/parking/

Just go straight to the curb without stopping at baggage claim.

No, it is very slow.....I'm a taxi driver there and I know.

Take whatever ID you have, and proceed to security checkpoint.

Of course, follow the signs marked Departures. It's the top level, open air, and no clearance problems.

Yes we have a commercial Lane on Lane 1 on both terminals A and B

After you pay the fee.

Just follow the signs to the rental returns

Look at the following link with information about the stores and in each one inform the schedules. https://www.orlandoairports.net/getting-around-mco/shops-restaurants/

No security key.

You can purchase & activate a T-Mobile tourist plan at any of our stores in MCO ((link: http://www.inmotionstores.com/location?c=MCO) inmotionstores.com/location?c=MCO), for $29.99+tax.

Open Google Maps, search Orlando International Airport, it will show you the airport on the map, then without moving on the map, search for gas stations and show you the closest gas stations to the area.

Most British Airways arribe at Terminal B although Terminal A is also used. In some cases this terminal can change.

Spaces 16 and 17 on both the A and B sides on level 1 of the Terminal.

Airside 3 on the B-side of the main terminal.

At the Airport

No there isnt.

yes • uber, Lyft, taxi & hotel shuttle

You wi have to talk to your flight help desk to help you.

yes