MCO Lounges?

[merlin307]

Hi

Does anyone know if there are any lounges which can be booked at MCO,been searching the website but can find nothing..........any suggestions?

 

[poggs]

Hi

Does anyone know if there are any lounges which can be booked at MCO,been searching the website but can find nothing..........any suggestions?

THere are none that can be booked in advance. However, if you are a member of priority pass, or continentals lounge program, or deltas lounge program you get free access into deltas crown room.

If you are not a member of any of those three programm, then on the day, you can go to the door of the crown room and attempt to buy a day pass at $25 each. If they are quiet enough they'll let you in, as long as you dont have anyone under 21 with you that is.

 

[Boss Hogg]

We always go an sit in McCoys, or just outside it, and it is always nice and quiet so I'd recommend that if you cannot find a suitable lounge.

 

[disneyholic family]

we've used the priority pass at the MCO delta lounge several times...
lots of room there...

 

[Jakey Rowling]

You can buy access to the Delta Crown Room on the day for $30

http://www.delta.com/traveling_checkin/airport_information/crown_room_clubs/oneday_pass/index.jsp

I have been in it, not sure it's worth it for free drink(s) and nuts though, depends on the time you have to kill I suppose.

 

[UKDEB]

McCoys Bar and Grill, tucked away in the far right-hand corner of the Hyatt lobby, is a nice place to spend your last couple of hours in Orlando. The lobby itself is a relaxing alternative - a really quiet haven away from the hubbub of the airport. Click on Virtual Tour via the link above and then select Lobby - inter-con Foyer. This actually shows you the area at the opposite end to McCoys. We sit in the area at the McCoys end which has plenty of comfortable sofas and chairs from which you can order drinks and bar snacks. The MCO Traveler's Trio is a great idea and you can order it both at McCoys and the Lobby.

Obviously the food and drinks aren't free, but there's no charge to enter. By all accounts, the lounges at MCO leave a bit to be desired. As an added bonus, there are palacial, marbled restrooms. We often use them to change before the flight and I've rarely seen anyone else in them.