At Orlando International Airport (MCO), Terminals A and B share the main terminal building and Terminal C is a separate, newer terminal on the south side. Domestic passengers in A and B ride a short train from the gate area to the main terminal, then go to baggage claim; international passengers clear immigration and customs first. With a meet & greet service, your chauffeur waits at your baggage claim with a name sign.
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We meet travelers at Orlando International Airport every day, many of them landing in the U.S. for the first time. The airport is large, but arrivals follow a clear order. Here it is, step by step.
MCO terminals in one minute
- Terminals A and B share the main terminal building. The gates are in airside buildings connected to the main terminal by short automated trains.
- Terminal C is a newer, separate building on the south side of the airport, used by a number of domestic and international airlines.
- Your airline decides your terminal. Check the airline app or the screens when you land.
Step by step: domestic arrival
- Turn your phone on when you land. If you booked a car service, you may already have a message from your chauffeur.
- Follow signs for baggage claim. In A and B you take the train from your gate area to the main terminal.
- Use the restroom before the carousel, especially with kids. It is easier than going back later.
- Find your carousel on the screens by flight number.
- Meet your chauffeur. With SPL’s meet & greet, your chauffeur is at your baggage claim with a sign showing your name and helps with the luggage.
- Walk to the vehicle with your chauffeur. Car seats are already installed.
Universal $119 · Disney $139 · Port Canaveral $169. Private SUV, tolls and child seats included.
- Tolls included, gratuity optional
- Flight tracking, free wait for delays
- Free child seats
- Free cancellation up to 24h
Step by step: international arrival
- Immigration (CBP). Have passports and any required documents ready. Lines vary; 30 to 90 minutes is common at busy times.
- Baggage claim inside the customs area.
- Customs. Declare food and goods as required.
- Exit to the public area, where your chauffeur is waiting.
How long does it all take?
| Arrival type | Gate to curb, typical |
|---|---|
| Domestic, carry-on only | 15–25 min |
| Domestic, checked bags | 30–45 min |
| International | 45–90+ min |
Estimates from our pickups; peak times (holidays, spring break, summer weekends) run longer.
Tips for families
- Keep one adult with the kids and one at the carousel.
- Strollers checked at the gate usually come back at the aircraft door; larger items may come to oversize baggage.
- Have snacks and water ready for the drive; Disney is 25–40 minutes away, Port Canaveral about an hour.
- Write down your resort name and address. Your chauffeur has it, but it helps if you need to call the hotel.
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