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Orlando International Airport (MCO) terminals are divided into three concourses: Terminals A, B, and C. Each terminal is connected to the North Terminal Complex and segregated into north and south sides. Terminal A and Terminal B are connected to Airside, which is accessible with elevated people movers. Terminal C is connected to the rest of the terminals via a tramway.
This comprehensive guide provides an in-depth look at the MCO terminals.
Terminals at Orlando International Airport (MCO)
Orlando International Airport (MCO) features three terminals – A, B, and the newly opened Terminal C. Below is the in-depth details of terminals highlighting what passengers can expect during their travel.
Terminal A
The MCO Terminal A features the tramway that connects the north side of the terminal to Airside (Gate 1-29) and Airside 2 (Gate 100-129). It comprises three levels:
- Level 1 includes ground transportation, MCO Airport parking, lost & found, and baggage claim.
- Level 2 has checked baggage carousels, pickup for ride-share services, and an animal relief center.
- Level 3 has a currency exchange counter, information center, restroom, and a Hyatt Regency Hotel.
Check out our in-depth guide on dining, shopping, ground transportation, parking, and other amenities available at MCO Terminal.
Terminal B
Terminal B has Concourses 3 and 4. Concourse 3 serves domestic airlines and serves gates 30 to 59. This concourse features an XpresSpa and is located at the heart of the concourse.
Concourse 4 serves gates 70 to 99 and serves domestic flights only. The central area of this course features a diverse selection of shopping and dining options, duty-free, a Delta Sky Club, and the Club at MCO Lounge.
Discover everything MCO Terminal B has to offer! From top dining spots and shopping options to ground transportation and parking. Our latest guide covers all transportation options here.
Terminal C
Located far away from other MCO terminals, it serves a mix of domestic and international airlines:
- Level 1 features the customs and immigration counter that process international arrivals only. It is located on the upper level.
- Level 2 has a check-in facility for Avianca, Aer Lingus and British Airways. After clearing the security, passengers can access the Palm Court here. It features hops, restuarnats, and a Plaza Premium Lounge.
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This terminal features 15 boarding gates, as C30 to C38 is to the right, and gates C40 to C45 are across from the departure hall.
Terminal C is connected to Terminal B via Terminal Link (APM) from the train station. Besides, there are free shuttle buses that offer inter-terminal transit outside the terminal.
Check out our in-depth guide on the transportation options available at Orlando International Airport.
Orlando International Airport (MCO) offers a streamlined terminal system designed for hassle-free navigation. The North Terminal Complex includes Terminal A and Terminal B, featuring convenient airside access and a tramway connection. Terminal C is located quite a distance away and caters to the international passengers. Whether you’re traveling domestically or internationally, MCO Terminals offers a smooth travel experience.
FAQs
Orlando International Airport has three main terminals: Terminal A, Terminal B, and Terminal C. Terminals A and B are part of the North Terminal Complex. A tramway and shuttle connect Terminal C to other facilities.
Yes, passengers can move between terminals at MCO. The Terminal Link (APM) tram connects Terminal C to Terminal B. A tramway system connects Terminals A and B to Airside 1 and Airside 2.
You can find official MCO terminal maps above or at the information kiosk at the airport.
International flights mainly arrive at Terminal C. It facilitates customs and immigration. Some international flights also arrive at Terminal B.
Your departure depends on whether you are flying domestically or internationally. Domestic flights depart from Terminals A or B, while international flights mostly depart from Terminal C. Check with your airline or check your boarding pass for the most accurate departure terminal.