Orlando Airport (MCO) Terminal Map

Orlando International Airport Layout, Getting Around,  International Arrivals Procedures, and present checkpoints & Airline gate assignments:

The Orlando International Airport terminal complex has a three-level main passenger terminal; only level 3 divides the ticketing areas and gate satellites between A Terminal & B Terminal, while the center has a food court & other services, and the center at north & south  houses the Security checks.

Getting around: 
1. The elevated AGT train shuttle from the main terminal connects to all four airside (post-security) satellites. 

2. International arrivals: After Immigration & Passport clearance,  collect your bags and proceed through customs checkpoint. Passengers from gates 60-99 may either keep checked bags with them and take escalator directly up to the AGT train station, or place checked baggage onto the baggage belt for transfer to the Main Terminal; while passengers from gates 1-29 should place checked luggage onto the baggage belt for transfer to the Main Terminal, and then proceed up the escalator, through security checkpoint, and then walk over to the AGT train station. The AGT elevated train will take you to the main Terminal - clearly marked with audio instructions - to Baggage Claims A or B.

The main passenger terminal at Orlando International Airport: is divided into Terminals A at north side & Terminal B at south side. Levels 1 & 2 are Arrivals levels. On level 3, the North side has to the left Airside 1 with gates 1-29 and to the right  Airside 2 with gates 100-129. The South side has to the left Airside 3 with gates 30-59 and to the right Airside 4 with gates 60-99.
Level 1 has baggage claim 8A & 28B, and on-Airport rental car agency desks. Outside, transportation is available for Lynx City Bus, buses to resorts, taxis, limos & Mears shuttles.
Level 2 has baggage claim carousels 1 to 16 and 20 to 32, with a currency exchange service. Outside, transportation is available for the Disney Magical Express Bus, taxis, limos & Mears shuttles.
Level 3 – the Departures Level - has in the center a food court with a fountain, information desk and currency exchange near the fountain.  While To the right of the center, at B side (Terminal B), are ticketing areas E to H, with an ATM, Lost & found & gift shops - to the left of the center, at A side (Terminal A), are ticketing areas A to D, with 2 ATMs, mail box and gift shopes in front of them.
Two separate security checkpoints are at the west & east center of level 3: (a) east to gates 60 to 129 (A side 60-99; B side 100-129); (b) west to gates 1 to 59 (A side 1-29; B side 30-59).

NOTE: Checkpoints & Gate Assignments:  (gate number signs also show their airlines)
1. (a) While Teminal A airline passengers use Checkpoint West for most of the listed airlines below, Avianca, Southwest, TAM & Virgin America /Atlantic passengers must use Checkpoint East. 
(b) While Terminal B Airline passengers use Checkpoint East for most of the listed airlines below, BahamasAir, MetJet, Spirit, United & United Airways passengers need to use Checkpoint West.
2. Terminals A & B have specific airline assignments at 'Airside' gate areas 1 through 4 of Terminals A & B:

Terminal A  - Airline ticketing on level 3 are divided into A, B, C & D areas.  Current Airline gate assignments:
Airside 1, Gates 1-29  presently serve  AeroGal, AeroMexico, Air Canada, Air Transat,  Alaska, American, AviancaTaca, CanJet, Caribbean, Copa, dae, Gol, JetBlue, LAN,  Magni Charters, Miami Air, SunWing, TACA, TAM, Volaris, WestJet.
Airside 4, Gates 80-89 presently serve Virgin Atlantic
Airside 2, Gates 100-129 presently serve Southwest & Virgin America

Terminal B   - Airline ticketing on level 3 are divided into E, F, G & H areas.  Current Airline airside gate assignments:
Airside 1, Gates 1-29 presently serve Aer Lingus
Airside 3, Gates 30-59,  presently serve Bahamasair, Wilver, Spirit, United, US Airways,
Airside 4, Gates 60-99, presently serve British Airways, Delta, Frontier, Lufthansa, MetJet, Sun Country
Gates 60-99 presently serve Delta, Frontier, Lufthansa, SunCountry.
Airside 2, Gates 100-129,  presently serve AirTran

Services and amenities inside the Main Terminal of Orlando International and its satellite gates include an abudance of concessions for food & drink, retail & duty-free shops, as well as internet access, information counters, travel agents, banking facilities (bank franches, ATM cash machines, currency exchange), buusiness center, conference rooms, lost & found, first aid, new King of Kong Arcade, and more.  (For more details, please refer to the "Airport Information" page.)