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Answers to the Frequently Asked Questions about Orlando airport (MCO)
What are the terminals, contact information and location?
What are today's scheduled Departures flights?
What are today's scheduled Arrivals flights?
What are the car rental companies that are at the airport?
What services, facilities and Lounges does the airport offer?
What are the transportation services?
Can I sleep at the airport and what hotels are there?
What are the parking options?
Which are the accessibility Services and Facilities?
What airlines serve the airport?
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To reach Downtown Orlando, the most economical option is the LYNX bus network (Routes 11 and 51) departing from Terminal A. For Disney Springs, Universal, and resort corridors, express route 311 (Orange Rocket) and Route 111 provide direct connections. In addition, Mears Connect offers scheduled resort shuttle vans, pre-booked private transfers are available, and the Brightline high-speed train in Terminal C connects to South Florida destinations.
At Terminals A and B, daytime rideshare pickups take place along the Level 2 (Arrivals) curb; between 9:00 pm and 2:00 am, pickups move to the Level 3 (Departures) curb. At Terminal C, pickup zones are located along designated curbs on Level 6 and Level 1.
Terminals A and B share the North Terminal building and connect by walking across Level 3. Transfers between the North Terminal Complex (A & B) and Terminal C are served by the automated Terminal Link (APM) people mover train running between Terminal B and the Train Station / Garage C in 4 minutes. A complimentary ground shuttle bus also operates 24/7 between the terminal curbs.
Yes, complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi is available across all public terminal and gate areas by connecting to the official "MCO Internet" network.
Yes. The Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport is located inside the central atrium between Terminals A and B, offering seamless direct walking access to ticket counters and TSA security screening checkpoints.
Luggage storage services are operated by Hold My Luggage on Level 1 of Terminal B from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm, offering hourly and daily storage. Due to federal TSA security regulations, public self-service lockers are not permitted in the airport.
Visit the airport Lost & Found offices situated on Level 1 of Terminal A or Terminal C. Travelers can also submit a lost property inquiry online via the airport's official online claim form.
What are today's scheduled Departures flights?
What are today's scheduled Arrivals flights?
What are the car rental companies that are at the airport?
What services, facilities and Lounges does the airport offer?
What are the transportation services?
Can I sleep at the airport and what hotels are there?
What are the parking options?
Which are the accessibility Services and Facilities?
What airlines serve the airport?
Travel abroad? Get an eSIM
More Specific Frequently Asked Questions
To reach Downtown Orlando, the most economical option is the LYNX bus network (Routes 11 and 51) departing from Terminal A. For Disney Springs, Universal, and resort corridors, express route 311 (Orange Rocket) and Route 111 provide direct connections. In addition, Mears Connect offers scheduled resort shuttle vans, pre-booked private transfers are available, and the Brightline high-speed train in Terminal C connects to South Florida destinations.
At Terminals A and B, daytime rideshare pickups take place along the Level 2 (Arrivals) curb; between 9:00 pm and 2:00 am, pickups move to the Level 3 (Departures) curb. At Terminal C, pickup zones are located along designated curbs on Level 6 and Level 1.
Terminals A and B share the North Terminal building and connect by walking across Level 3. Transfers between the North Terminal Complex (A & B) and Terminal C are served by the automated Terminal Link (APM) people mover train running between Terminal B and the Train Station / Garage C in 4 minutes. A complimentary ground shuttle bus also operates 24/7 between the terminal curbs.
Yes, complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi is available across all public terminal and gate areas by connecting to the official "MCO Internet" network.
Yes. The Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport is located inside the central atrium between Terminals A and B, offering seamless direct walking access to ticket counters and TSA security screening checkpoints.
Luggage storage services are operated by Hold My Luggage on Level 1 of Terminal B from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm, offering hourly and daily storage. Due to federal TSA security regulations, public self-service lockers are not permitted in the airport.
Visit the airport Lost & Found offices situated on Level 1 of Terminal A or Terminal C. Travelers can also submit a lost property inquiry online via the airport's official online claim form.
What are today's scheduled Arrivals flights?
What are the car rental companies that are at the airport?
What services, facilities and Lounges does the airport offer?
What are the transportation services?
Can I sleep at the airport and what hotels are there?
What are the parking options?
Which are the accessibility Services and Facilities?
What airlines serve the airport?
Travel abroad? Get an eSIM
More Specific Frequently Asked Questions
To reach Downtown Orlando, the most economical option is the LYNX bus network (Routes 11 and 51) departing from Terminal A. For Disney Springs, Universal, and resort corridors, express route 311 (Orange Rocket) and Route 111 provide direct connections. In addition, Mears Connect offers scheduled resort shuttle vans, pre-booked private transfers are available, and the Brightline high-speed train in Terminal C connects to South Florida destinations.
At Terminals A and B, daytime rideshare pickups take place along the Level 2 (Arrivals) curb; between 9:00 pm and 2:00 am, pickups move to the Level 3 (Departures) curb. At Terminal C, pickup zones are located along designated curbs on Level 6 and Level 1.
Terminals A and B share the North Terminal building and connect by walking across Level 3. Transfers between the North Terminal Complex (A & B) and Terminal C are served by the automated Terminal Link (APM) people mover train running between Terminal B and the Train Station / Garage C in 4 minutes. A complimentary ground shuttle bus also operates 24/7 between the terminal curbs.
Yes, complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi is available across all public terminal and gate areas by connecting to the official "MCO Internet" network.
Yes. The Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport is located inside the central atrium between Terminals A and B, offering seamless direct walking access to ticket counters and TSA security screening checkpoints.
Luggage storage services are operated by Hold My Luggage on Level 1 of Terminal B from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm, offering hourly and daily storage. Due to federal TSA security regulations, public self-service lockers are not permitted in the airport.
Visit the airport Lost & Found offices situated on Level 1 of Terminal A or Terminal C. Travelers can also submit a lost property inquiry online via the airport's official online claim form.
Which are the accessibility Services and Facilities?
What airlines serve the airport?
Travel abroad? Get an eSIM
More Specific Frequently Asked Questions
To reach Downtown Orlando, the most economical option is the LYNX bus network (Routes 11 and 51) departing from Terminal A. For Disney Springs, Universal, and resort corridors, express route 311 (Orange Rocket) and Route 111 provide direct connections. In addition, Mears Connect offers scheduled resort shuttle vans, pre-booked private transfers are available, and the Brightline high-speed train in Terminal C connects to South Florida destinations.
At Terminals A and B, daytime rideshare pickups take place along the Level 2 (Arrivals) curb; between 9:00 pm and 2:00 am, pickups move to the Level 3 (Departures) curb. At Terminal C, pickup zones are located along designated curbs on Level 6 and Level 1.
Terminals A and B share the North Terminal building and connect by walking across Level 3. Transfers between the North Terminal Complex (A & B) and Terminal C are served by the automated Terminal Link (APM) people mover train running between Terminal B and the Train Station / Garage C in 4 minutes. A complimentary ground shuttle bus also operates 24/7 between the terminal curbs.
Yes, complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi is available across all public terminal and gate areas by connecting to the official "MCO Internet" network.
Yes. The Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport is located inside the central atrium between Terminals A and B, offering seamless direct walking access to ticket counters and TSA security screening checkpoints.
Luggage storage services are operated by Hold My Luggage on Level 1 of Terminal B from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm, offering hourly and daily storage. Due to federal TSA security regulations, public self-service lockers are not permitted in the airport.
Visit the airport Lost & Found offices situated on Level 1 of Terminal A or Terminal C. Travelers can also submit a lost property inquiry online via the airport's official online claim form.
What airlines serve the airport?
Travel abroad? Get an eSIM
More Specific Frequently Asked Questions
To reach Downtown Orlando, the most economical option is the LYNX bus network (Routes 11 and 51) departing from Terminal A. For Disney Springs, Universal, and resort corridors, express route 311 (Orange Rocket) and Route 111 provide direct connections. In addition, Mears Connect offers scheduled resort shuttle vans, pre-booked private transfers are available, and the Brightline high-speed train in Terminal C connects to South Florida destinations.
At Terminals A and B, daytime rideshare pickups take place along the Level 2 (Arrivals) curb; between 9:00 pm and 2:00 am, pickups move to the Level 3 (Departures) curb. At Terminal C, pickup zones are located along designated curbs on Level 6 and Level 1.
Terminals A and B share the North Terminal building and connect by walking across Level 3. Transfers between the North Terminal Complex (A & B) and Terminal C are served by the automated Terminal Link (APM) people mover train running between Terminal B and the Train Station / Garage C in 4 minutes. A complimentary ground shuttle bus also operates 24/7 between the terminal curbs.
Yes, complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi is available across all public terminal and gate areas by connecting to the official "MCO Internet" network.
Yes. The Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport is located inside the central atrium between Terminals A and B, offering seamless direct walking access to ticket counters and TSA security screening checkpoints.
Luggage storage services are operated by Hold My Luggage on Level 1 of Terminal B from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm, offering hourly and daily storage. Due to federal TSA security regulations, public self-service lockers are not permitted in the airport.
Visit the airport Lost & Found offices situated on Level 1 of Terminal A or Terminal C. Travelers can also submit a lost property inquiry online via the airport's official online claim form.
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