Is Terminal C Connected to A & B?

[The Mayor]

I guess Jet Blue is moving to Terminal C and we land there in October. If we land in C is it connected to A & B so we can walk between Terminals A, B & C? My issue is if we land in C we have to get to A to pick up our strollers from Kingdom Strollers. We are also using Tiffany Town Car and I’m assuming they’d pick us up in C.

Sorry this is kind of rambling but between flight changes and now new terminals, Jet Blue has me a bit befuddled!! There are 10 us, including 4 toddlers so I’m trying to keep this as simple as humanly possible!!

I‘ve searched for a map of MCO but they all show C alone and not connected to A & B.

 

[CarolynFH]

The map is correct, Terminal C is some distance, not walkable, from Terminal A&B. There is a monorail-type tram called Terminal Link that leaves from the Train Station at Terminal C and takes guests to Terminal A&B.

If you have to travel to Terminal A to pick up your strollers, then maybe Tiffany needs to pick you up there. OTOH, hopefully Kingdom Strollers will have a pickup spot in Terminal C by then, since to get to Terminal A would mean picking up your luggage in C, dragging it to the Terminal Link, riding to Terminal A and getting to Kingdom Strollers' location.

 

[seashoreCM]

Taking the tram from Terminal C to the Terminals A/B ticketing/baggage claim is not much different than taking the tram from a Terminal A or Terminal B gate cluster. The difference is that you will have your bags with you on the Terminal C tram.

 

[CarolynFH]

The difference is that you will have your bags with you on the Terminal C tram.

That's why I hope Terminal C will sooner or later have all forms of ground transportation, including Mears Connect and Sunshine Flyer.

 

[_19disnA]

Terminal C just started to be used for flights recently so it probably take times to get all of the others things up and running. Once there is sufficient volume of flights in Terminal C, I would expect ground transportation options to also be provided. Everyone arriving/departing through A/B has to take the trams due to the distance involved and the security issues of letting people walking outside the airport. Maps I posted on a similar thread show those same trams being used @ C for likely the same reasons. All of the MCO terminals are too far apart to make walking practical.

Probably good to check the MCO official airport site prior to your October trip so you get the latest information on what is currently available @ C. If you can arrange ground Transportation pickup at Terminal C where you claim your luggage, I would have one person from your party go by tram to Terminal A to rent the strollers then return to C. If ground transportation isn't yet running out of C, then you would all likely have to go by tram to A.