Orlando Airport Arrival Alerts
Know when their flight lands at MCO. Perfect for family vacation pickups.
Get a text when they land at MCOAirport Code
MCO
Passengers/Year
57 million
Terminals
Terminal A, Terminal B, Terminal C
Exit Time
25-45 minutes after landing
About
Arriving at Orlando International Airport
Orlando is one of the busiest leisure airports in the world, driven by Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, and dozens of other attractions. Families arriving here are often traveling with children and luggage, which means extra time from gate to curb.
The new Terminal C opened in 2022 and handles many international and domestic flights. Terminals A and B remain active for most US carriers.
If you're picking someone up, expect the arrival roads to be busy with rental car shuttles and rideshare vehicles. The cell phone lot is the best option — wait for a SkyText landing alert and then head to the correct terminal.
Pickup tip
MCO has a new Terminal C for international flights. Use the cell phone lot and wait for a text — the terminal approach roads get congested with rental car shuttles.
How it works
Track MCO arrivals.
Enter the flight number
Type the flight number for the arrival to MCO.
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Enter the mobile number where you want to receive the alert.
Get a text when they land
We track the flight and text you when they touch down at Orlando International Airport.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
How long to exit Orlando airport after landing?
Families with children and luggage typically need 30-45 minutes from landing to curbside. Solo travelers can be faster at 20-30 minutes.
Which terminal at MCO for domestic flights?
Most domestic flights use Terminals A and B. The new Terminal C handles a mix of domestic and international carriers.
How far is MCO from Disney World?
Orlando airport is about 22 miles from Walt Disney World, roughly a 30-40 minute drive on I-4.
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