Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter (Post 2263478)

There’s always Sanford…………….:shrug:

Originally Posted by shrink (Post 2263730)

We are going on a lengthy cruise in April. Cruise leaves from Miami, so we are planning on taking the Brightline out of MCO, We have emailed Brightline asking about passenger assistance for people who are elderly and will have great difficulty hauling heavy luggage through the terminal to the train. We have received no response, other than, they will get back to us! Does anyone have a clue to help us? Thanks.

Originally Posted by EastCoastDawg (Post 2263439)

Let's hope they don't cut costs. Moving walkways are only useful when they are moving. I have been through many airports where they are "out of service".

Originally Posted by Chi-Town (Post 2263460)

They are going to retrofit Teminal C with moving walkways. The pandemic has nothing to do with the lack of installing them at the time of construction. It was cost cutting and stupidity. Unless you have used Terminal C you have no idea how user unfriendly it is.

Originally Posted by mikemalloy (Post 2263652)

We'll be doing an international trip shortly and will be leaving from Term. C. We both use wheelchairs and I hope it's not too difficult to get around in. I was very concerned about our return to MCO but then remembered that we will be overnighting in Seattle on the return trip and will be going through customs there. We'll undoubtedly fly into A or B term.
When we travel abroad we hire a driver to take us to and from the airport. Considering the cost of parking, tolls and gas, going through that hassle to get to your car after a long flight home doesn't seem worth it.

Originally Posted by NoMoSno (Post 2263982)

Do the shuttle buses have a spot for pickup at term C, or do you have to walk to the usual term A&B for pickup (Groom)?

Originally Posted by Arctic Fox (Post 2263312)

I think all modern airports must be designed by people who don't use airports.

To get anywhere involves a walk of miles, poorly signed, with large open areas that are a waste of space while the functional areas are crowded and cramped.

Originally Posted by Buckeyephan (Post 2263290)

Returned Thursday on an international flight which landed at Terminal C. This was our first experience with this location. After an 11 hour flight, passengers had to climb a spiral ramp up four floors to passport control. Very steep and a long time to find a restroom. Getting through the checkpoint was easy. Then the fun began. Our car was parked in the North Lot. Big terminal with very limited signage but we found one that said where shuttle service was. We knew we needed to get to the main terminal. Only shuttles went to South Lot and Employee Parking. Shuttle driver said we needed to take the train which was on level 3. Went to the elevators but there is no button for 3. Choices went from 2 to 4. Went to level 4 and found the sign that showed where to get the train. Hauled our cargo there only to find the only way to get down to level 3 was by dragging our suitcases on an escalator. I feel sorry for any visitors who encounter this mess. We knew where we needed to go but found it difficult to figure out how to get there. It was easier to make our connecting flight in the huge Frankfort Airport with a language barrier than it was to get through the mess in Orlando.