Main Terminal / Concourses at Orlando MCO Airport
Passenger Terminal Layout of Orlando International Airport and How to connect to other Terminals:
Orlando International Airport consists of a three-level main passenger terminal landside, which is connected to four airside satellites and their boarding gates via an elevated AGT train shuttle. Airline locations on Level 3 are divided into an A side and a B side (or sometimes referred to as Terminals A & B), each with access to two airside satellites at the north & south end of it. ‘Airside 1’ & ‘Airside 3’ belong to the A side, while ‘Airside 2’ and ‘Airside 4’ belong to the B side. Food & Drink, as well as shops & services are available in the main terminal and all gate satellites.
Arriving International passengers: After Immigration & Passport clearance, recover your luggage from the carousel and proceed through customs checkpoint. Passengers from gates 60 to 99 have a choice of either keeping checked bags with them and taking the escalator directly up to the AGT train station, or placing checked baggage onto the baggage belt for transfer to the Main Terminal; while passengers from gates 1 to 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, which clearly shows, and gives audio instructions, to Baggage Claims A or B. International passengers who transfer to a domestic flight can also avail themselves of the AGT train which stops at every Airside satellite.
Level 1 of the of the passenger terminal at Orlando International 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 of the of the passenger terminal at Orlando International 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 of the of the passenger terminal at Orlando International – the Departures Level - has in the center a food court with a fountain, information desk and currency exchange near the fountain, and thereafter the security checkpoint leading north to gates 102 to 129 (A side) and 60 to 99 (B side).
To the left of level 3, at A side (Terminal A), are ticketing areas A to D, with an ATM machine at C & B counters. To the south of the center is another ATM & currency exchange with security checkpoint leading to gates 1 to 29 (A side) and 30-59 (B side).
To the right of the center, at B side (Terminal B), are ticketing areas E to H, with an ATM in front of ticketing desks H, and Lost & Found between G & F.
Airside Satellite Gate Areas: Each of them has a center with restrooms, surrounded by two or three 'wings' with their gates: Airside 1 has Wing numbers 4, 5 & 6; Airside 2 has Wings 7 & 9; Airside 3 has wings 1, 2 & 3; Airside 4 has Wings 10, 11 & 12.
Airlines and Gates: (a) ‘Terminal A’ and its Gates 1 to 29 and 100 to 129 is for the following airlines: Alaska, Continental, Allegiant, American, SunWing, WestJet, Bahamasair, Air Canada, Midwest, CanJet, Copa, Air Jamaica, Frontier, Mexicana, Skyservice, Air Transat, Virgin, JetBlue, Southwest & Tam.
(b) ‘Terminal B’ and its Gates 30 to 59 and 60 to 99 is for the following airlines: US Airways, Spirit, United, Aer Lingus, British Airways, Lufthansa, Pace, Miami Air, AirTran, Delta & AeroMexico.
The Hyatt Regency Hotel is built on top of Level 3 and is accessible from level 3, center north.
Orlando International Airport consists of a three-level main passenger terminal landside, which is connected to four airside satellites and their boarding gates via an elevated AGT train shuttle. Airline locations on Level 3 are divided into an A side and a B side (or sometimes referred to as Terminals A & B), each with access to two airside satellites at the north & south end of it. ‘Airside 1’ & ‘Airside 3’ belong to the A side, while ‘Airside 2’ and ‘Airside 4’ belong to the B side. Food & Drink, as well as shops & services are available in the main terminal and all gate satellites.
Arriving International passengers: After Immigration & Passport clearance, recover your luggage from the carousel and proceed through customs checkpoint. Passengers from gates 60 to 99 have a choice of either keeping checked bags with them and taking the escalator directly up to the AGT train station, or placing checked baggage onto the baggage belt for transfer to the Main Terminal; while passengers from gates 1 to 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, which clearly shows, and gives audio instructions, to Baggage Claims A or B. International passengers who transfer to a domestic flight can also avail themselves of the AGT train which stops at every Airside satellite.
Level 1 of the of the passenger terminal at Orlando International 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 of the of the passenger terminal at Orlando International 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 of the of the passenger terminal at Orlando International – the Departures Level - has in the center a food court with a fountain, information desk and currency exchange near the fountain, and thereafter the security checkpoint leading north to gates 102 to 129 (A side) and 60 to 99 (B side).
To the left of level 3, at A side (Terminal A), are ticketing areas A to D, with an ATM machine at C & B counters. To the south of the center is another ATM & currency exchange with security checkpoint leading to gates 1 to 29 (A side) and 30-59 (B side).
To the right of the center, at B side (Terminal B), are ticketing areas E to H, with an ATM in front of ticketing desks H, and Lost & Found between G & F.
Airside Satellite Gate Areas: Each of them has a center with restrooms, surrounded by two or three 'wings' with their gates: Airside 1 has Wing numbers 4, 5 & 6; Airside 2 has Wings 7 & 9; Airside 3 has wings 1, 2 & 3; Airside 4 has Wings 10, 11 & 12.
Airlines and Gates: (a) ‘Terminal A’ and its Gates 1 to 29 and 100 to 129 is for the following airlines: Alaska, Continental, Allegiant, American, SunWing, WestJet, Bahamasair, Air Canada, Midwest, CanJet, Copa, Air Jamaica, Frontier, Mexicana, Skyservice, Air Transat, Virgin, JetBlue, Southwest & Tam.
(b) ‘Terminal B’ and its Gates 30 to 59 and 60 to 99 is for the following airlines: US Airways, Spirit, United, Aer Lingus, British Airways, Lufthansa, Pace, Miami Air, AirTran, Delta & AeroMexico.
The Hyatt Regency Hotel is built on top of Level 3 and is accessible from level 3, center north.