Orlando Airport Terminal C Tour

[@Mrpegs1]

Very Helpful. I have a Aer Lingus flight however booked via British Airways ( code share ) does lingus have a desk for check in or just British airways Thanks

[@michaeldoesstuffs]

Thanks for watching and glad you found it useful. I didn’t see an Aer Lingus desk but that’s because I wasn’t really looking! However a quick google image search brings back lots of pictures of an Aer Lingus desk at Terminal C so it looks like they have one, they are also aligned to the Plaza lounge I show in the video if you get lounge access. I think they were the first international airline at the Terminal so likely the most established.

[@Mrpegs1]

Many thanks for your helpful reply.@@michaeldoesstuffs

[@RenatoRezend]

Very good video!!!! CAN SOMEONE ASK ME A QUESTION? I'm going to Orlando next month, and it will be the 1st time in terminal C. I rented through ALAMO, and from what I understand, even though there are ALAMO "gliches" in terminal C, it seems that the car pickup would ALL be in terminal A, Anyone Can you confirm this, or if it is possible to pick up the car directly at terminal C, without having to take the TRAIN to go to terminal A? Thanks!!!!!!

[@michaeldoesstuffs]

I am not sure on Alamo, however the situation is changing all the time as the rental companies gradually make the move. Before I went I read on the forums that all cars required you to go to Terminal A but when I arrived the car was in Terminal C (this was Avis). I just went in with the mindset that I'd have to travel to Terminal A, but if it was in Terminal C then it was a bonus!

[@falkirkbairn9514]

When you refer to "security" on an inbound flight to terminal C where you need to collect your hold luggage first do you mean "immigration"? I thought security was only done when you are departing and your hand luggage is put into crates and scanned. TIA

[@michaeldoesstuffs]

Yes, sorry, I mean immigration. That’s the part that sometimes took hours in terminal A/B.

[@thehiltongirl]

Is this melbourne ?

[@michaeldoesstuffs]

No, Orlando (MCO). Melbourne is about 1 hour drive from Orlando. Melbourne is where TUI now flies if you’re traveling from the UK.