Question about MCO security lines

[fitzpa]

Does any one know if there is a special security check line for people with disabilities at MCO?

 

[KPeveler]

when i am there, they always seem to pull me and my wheelchair into the line all the way on the left, but my family does not always go with me. i dunno how they would handle invisible disabilities...

 

[fitzpa]

Thanks. My son goes to the airport with his wheelchair. We will look to the left.

 

[SueM in MN]

They have recently (in the past year) redone the lines at MCO.
The different lines are labeled with signs for you to determine whether you are an experienced traveler who can move thru quickly or will need more assistance/time.
Here's a link to the TSA page about the new lines and how they work.

I don't know if all the security areas are set up the same at MCO, but the Blue Family/Medical/Liquids lines were to the right side of the security area. The wheelchair lane was to the very far right when we flew out of MCO on Airtran in March.
Here's a picture of the security area - taken March 2008, but still the same in March 2009.

 

[Selket]

We used the Slow Lane (maybe labeled "The Lane for People who Need More Time" or something like that) last Sept. and that worked well. Those lanes are popular because most people with children go through them - but they moved as quickly as most airports. I like the separation so if those business travelers in a hurry are behind me it is their choice.