Orlando International Airport
Orlando, Florida, USA
Overview
A major leisure gateway built around theme-park travel, with a dedicated Brightline high-speed rail station and an enormous mix of shuttle and rental-car operators serving nearby resorts.
Terminals
Terminal A
Domestic gates plus the Brightline rail station connection.
Terminal B
Mixed domestic and international carriers.
Terminal C
Orlando's newest terminal, added capacity for growing international routes.
Airlines serving Orlando
Lounges
- Delta Sky Club (Airside 2)
- American Admirals Club (Airside 4)
- The Club MCO (Terminal C)
Wi-Fi
Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the terminal with no time cap.
Parking overview
Long-term, short-term, and off-site parking are all available at MCO. See the full parking guide for prices and walking distances.
Transportation overview
See the full transportation guide for step-by-step directions, travel times, and cost estimates into Orlando.
Nearby hotels
Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport
Upscale
Car rentals
Frequently asked questions
Is there a hotel inside Orlando International Airport?
Yes — the Hyatt Regency sits directly above Terminal B and connects to the gates without going outside.
How do I get from MCO to Walt Disney World?
Most travelers use a pre-booked resort shuttle or rideshare; Disney's complimentary Magical Express shuttle has been discontinued, so shuttle or rideshare booking ahead is recommended.
Does MCO have a train into the city?
Brightline's high-speed rail connects Terminal A directly to Downtown Orlando in about 20 minutes, with onward service to Fort Lauderdale and Miami.