You can find a Walt Disney World, Universal Studios and Sea World store in the main terminal. They are all located in the main terminal level 3, as well as in the gate hubs. Like all airports, the Orlando International airport has many gift shops, shopping stores and book/newspaper booths. Disney’s buses, limos and all other transportation services can be found in this level. This also is where all the taxi and bus services are located outside. Level 1 is where all the rental car booths are. For taxi and bus service, proceed to level 1. There is curbside pickup on this level if you have someone picking you up. This is where all the checked baggage carousels are. Taking the elevator down to the terminal level takes you to an underground walkway that connects to the main terminal.
There is a daily parking fee to use the parking garage. You can also leave your car there if your flying out. If you need to park for more than a few minutes, use the parking garages located on both sides of the main terminal. However you can NOT leave your car unattended, or it WILL be towed! You can drop off or pick up passengers here at this level. This also is where all the airport shops, food courts, rest rooms and other normal passenger services are. Level 3 is where all the check-in lines, security and gates are. It makes the Orlando airport more streamlined and less confusing than say JFK, where you have to walk forever it seems!Īt the main airport terminal, there are 3 levels that most passengers use. That’s because the actually gates where you board the planes are in the hubs, which you get to via automatic monorails. You can walk from one end to the other in only 5 minutes. Unlike most large airports, the main terminal is very compact in size. Make sure you know what gate you need to go to and pick the right hub, as it will take 15 minutes or longer to come back to the main airport terminal and get on the right one. The hubs are where all the gates are where you actually board the planes. The map shows the main terminal, with the four hubs that connect by automatic monorail cars. Below is information on the Orlando International airport, or GOAA.
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