Plan a park-sleep-fly stay around MCO with airport-specific information on terminal layout, official parking, ground transportation and nearby hotel areas.
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The information below is specific to Orlando International Airport and was reviewed against official airport information in August 2026.
Orlando International Airport uses Terminals A, B and C. A and B occupy the original North Terminal complex and connect to multiple airside gate satellites, while newer Terminal C forms the South Terminal complex for a growing mix of domestic and international flights.
Official airport parking includes Garages A, B and C close to the terminal complexes, economy/satellite lots served by shuttles and additional premium/reserved options. Garage C supports advance reservation on designated levels.
Rental-car counters and facilities serve the terminal complexes, while taxis, rideshare, hotel shuttles, buses and private transport use terminal-specific ground-transport levels. Inter-terminal transport links the North and South terminal areas.
MCO provides free passenger Wi-Fi, extensive dining and shopping, lounges, charging, family facilities, hotel access and large digital wayfinding/visual installations across the three-terminal system.
Accessible parking, elevators, restrooms and ground-transport options are provided throughout Terminals A, B and C. Airline wheelchair service should be arranged with the operating carrier.
Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport is inside the North Terminal complex; many additional airport hotels are clustered along T.G. Lee Boulevard and McCoy Road.
Hotel shuttle hours, extended-parking allowances and package terms are property-specific and can change. Confirm the final inclusions before booking.
If an airport stay leaves you with spare time, browse tours and attractions separately from your hotel and parking arrangements.
Airport-specific answers based on the current layout and travel arrangements described above.
Orlando International Airport uses Terminals A, B and C. A and B occupy the original North Terminal complex and connect to multiple airside gate satellites, while newer Terminal C forms the South Terminal complex for a growing mix of domestic and international flights.
Official airport parking includes Garages A, B and C close to the terminal complexes, economy/satellite lots served by shuttles and additional premium/reserved options. Garage C supports advance reservation on designated levels.
Rental-car counters and facilities serve the terminal complexes, while taxis, rideshare, hotel shuttles, buses and private transport use terminal-specific ground-transport levels. Inter-terminal transport links the North and South terminal areas.
Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport is inside the North Terminal complex; many additional airport hotels are clustered along T.G. Lee Boulevard and McCoy Road. Hotel shuttle and parking-package terms vary by property, so confirm the current details for your dates.