MCO
Orlando International Airport
Orlando, United States
AI Travel Summary & Overview
Orlando International Airport (MCO) Airport Overview
Orlando International Airport (MCO) is Florida’s busiest airport, serving millions of vacationing families visiting Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, and Port Canaveral cruises.
Key Travel Facts & Insights
- Terminals: Terminal A, Terminal B, Terminal C
- Major Operating Airlines: Southwest Airlines, Delta Air Lines, JetBlue, Spirit Airlines, United Airlines
- Ground Transit Options: Brightline High-Speed Rail (Terminal C) • Theme Park Hotel Shuttles • Rental Car Center (Terminals A & B)
- Lounges: The Club MCO (Terminals A & C), Delta Sky Club, United Club
Airport CodeMCO
CityOrlando
Terminals3 Terminals
Main AirlinesSouthwest Airlines
Ground Transportation & Transit
- Brightline High-Speed Rail (Terminal C)
- Theme Park Hotel Shuttles
- Rental Car Center (Terminals A & B)
Airport Lounges & Amenities
- The Club MCO (Terminals A & C)
- Delta Sky Club
- United Club
Pro Travel Tips for MCO Airport
1Terminal C houses the Brightline high-speed train station connecting MCO directly to West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale, and Miami.
2On-site rental car counters are located on Level 1 of Terminals A and B — no shuttle required.
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Frequently Asked Questions (MCO)
How do I get from MCO Airport to Walt Disney World resorts?
Take rideshares (Uber/Lyft), private towncars, or resort shuttle services directly from Terminals A, B, or C.
Is Terminal C connected to Terminals A & B at MCO?
Yes, the Terminal Link Automated People Mover connects Terminal C to the Main Terminal in 3 minutes.