Orlando (MCO)

An airport in Orlando, United States. IATA code MCO. ICAO code KMCO. Terminals: Airside 1, Airside 2, Airside 3, Airside 4, Terminal A, Terminal B and Terminal C.

On Flyteller:

Departures and arrivals
The map, with 83 places inside it, 41 of them to eat and drink
Walking routes along its mapped corridors
Passport queue times through the day
Essentials, each fact with the page it came from: getting there and away; lounges; facilities; terminals and airlines
What you can take through security

The airport’s own website: flymco.com

Quick answers

How do I get to Orlando by public transport?

Lynx Link 11, Lynx fares, Flixbus, Redcoach and Brightline.

How many terminals does Orlando have?

7: Airside 1, Airside 2, Airside 3, Airside 4, Terminal A, Terminal B and Terminal C.

en.wikivoyage.org · checked Thu 24 Sept · Flyteller’s map · checked Thu 24 Sept

Getting there and away

Lynx Link 11: Lynx Central Station in Downtown Orlando · Source: en.wikivoyage.org
Lynx fares · Source: en.wikivoyage.org
Flixbus: Florida Mall stop · Source: en.wikivoyage.org
Redcoach: Tallahassee, Miami/Ft Lauderdale, Naples · Source: en.wikivoyage.org
Brightline: West Palm Beach, Ft Lauderdale, Miami · Source: en.wikivoyage.org
Sunrail: DeBary to Poinciana via Sanford, Longwood, Altamonte Springs, Winter Park, Orlando, Kissimmee · Source: en.wikivoyage.org
Taxi/vans · Source: en.wikivoyage.org
Uber/Lyft · Source: en.wikivoyage.org
Bus: At Terminal A, public buses leave from Commercial Lane spaces A38-A41 on the Ground Transportation Level for downtown Orlando, International Drive, Florida Mall/SeaWorld and the SunRail station at Sand Lake Road. Fares are $2.00, with connections to other routes; the Lynx website has more details. · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
Car hire: Most of the major car hire firms are on site. Their check-in desks sit on the Ground Transportation Level (Level 1) of Terminals A and B, so no shuttle bus to a separate car hire area is needed. The firms there are Advantage, Alamo, Avis, Budget, Dollar, Enterprise, E-Z Rent A Car, Hertz, National, Payless and Thrifty. · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
Shuttle: Shuttles to places out of town leave from the Ground Transportation Level at Terminal A (Commercial Lane space A15) and Terminal B (Commercial Lane space B14 & B15). The Orlando Airport website has more details. · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
Train: SunRail is a commuter rail network for the Orlando metropolitan area, reached from Orlando Airport on the Lynx bus line between the airport and the SunRail station at Sand Lake Road. According to TS, the Brightline ‘Highspeed’ train links Orlando with South Florida places such as Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale & Miami. · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026

Lounges

The Club at MCO (Terminal A): Terminal Airside in Terminal A, next to XpresSpa in Concourse 1 (Gates 1 – 29) · After security · Lounge memberships • a lounge pass bought in advance • US$ 55 at the door · 5:00 AM – 10:00 PM · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
American Airlines Admirals Club: Terminal Terminal B, Airside · After security · Lounge memberships • entry paid at the door • eligible premium cabins and oneworld/AA elite status, under the Admirals Club access rules · 4:30 AM – 8:45 PM · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
Plaza Premium Lounge: Terminal Airside on Level 2 of Terminal C, close to Gate 241 · After security · Payment at the entrance • Prepaid pass • Lounge membership programmes · 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
United Club: Terminal Airside in Terminal B, close to Gate 43 · After security · United Club Membership • eligible Star Alliance, premium cabin or elite status, under United Club access rules • paid entry at the door with a United Airlines ticket as proof · unknown · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
Delta Sky Club: Terminal Airside in Terminal B, at Gate 71 in the Center Atrium Area · After security · Delta Sky Club membership • elite status · unknown · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
USO Lounge: Terminal Terminal A, Landside, Level 1 · Before security · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026

Facilities

wifi: Free Wi-Fi throughout the airport · Source: en.wikivoyage.org
charging: Charging stations in each wing of the airside terminals · each wing of airside terminals · Source: en.wikivoyage.org
hotel: Hotel in the central landside terminal · central landside terminal · Source: en.wikivoyage.org
info_desk: Internet kiosks in landside and airside terminals · Source: en.wikivoyage.org
opening_hours: Orlando International Airport opens 24 hours a day, and landside areas can be reached in the North Terminal (A/B) and Terminal C. TSA checkpoints keep hours set by flight schedules and typically shut overnight. · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
water: Airside, there are free bottle refill stations, generally close to the toilets. · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
left_luggage: Hold My Luggage, landside on Level 1 (B-Side), collects, stores and delivers luggage. · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
showers: Only lounges have showers, among them The Club at MCO at both of its locations. · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026

Terminals and airlines

Terminal A: Avelo, Frontier Airlines, Southwest Airlines · Source: en.wikipedia.org
Terminal B: Air Canada, Air Canada Rouge, Alaska Airlines, Allegiant, American Airlines, Bahamasair, BermudAir, Breeze, Delta, Flair Airlines, LATAM Airlines, Sun Country Airlines, United Airlines, Viva, Volaris, Volaris Costa Rica, WestJet · Source: en.wikipedia.org
Terminal C: JetBlue · Source: en.wikipedia.org

At security

What can I take through security?

Updated 2026-09-24