Jetblue and DME Question

[murphy t]

We are flying Jetblue from Bos to Mco (first time using Jetblue thanks to $39.00 one-way!) Does anyone know which terminal Jetblue leaves from in Orlando? Also, we are staying at the Boardwalk, wondering what other resorts share the bus to the airport, and in what order they pick you up.
Thanks in advance, Murphy

 

[pumpkinboy]

jetBlue now flies from Terminal C at Logan (actually in gates vacated by Delta when they moved over to Terminal A this spring)

So, Terminal C is where you want to go.

As for DME, there is no telling where the bus will stop until you're on it. They schedule the buses as needed. We have taken DME on 3 different round trips (all in one week, actually, due to the Radar malfunction in Boston preventing us from getting home); 2 of these 3 trips were to the Boardwalk. On the first trip, they stopped at CBR to let off a lot of ppl - total time from DME check-in, a little less than an hour. Second trip to the BW, we stopped at POP first, then BW; total time from DME check-in about 45 mins. Third trip was to Beach Club, and we stopped at CBR, YC then BC, then I believe it continued on to BW and AKL; total time from check-in, about 55 mins. On the return trips, we only had one stop after BW each time, always at a Mod (POR twice, then CBR the last time).

On the return trip, don't miss out on the airline check-in right in the BW lobby. Check your bags there, plus get your boarding passes, so you can go straight to security upon arrival at MCO.

Have a great trip!

 

[murphy t]

Pumpkinboy,
Thanks for the quick reply. Do you happen to know which terminal in Orlando Jetblue flies out of? I am wondering how far we will have to go fron the DME drop-off point at the Orlando airport.
Murphy

 

[pumpkinboy]

It's on the opposite side from Delta; not sure if that's A or B.
But either way it doesn't matter: on the inbound, you skip the baggage claim anyway and on the return you will already have your boarding passes, so you can get off at either the A side or the B side. From the central area, you can go to either side. To find the DME counter you just head over to the A side and go down to the ground level. MCO is pretty easy to navigate, and the signage is pretty good, unlike New England in general, and Boston in particular. Also, the bus driver will tell you which side to get off at (again, not that it matters).

Have a great trip!