Terminal B to Terminal C

[irene6118]

What is the easiest way to get from terminal B to terminal C at MCO? Thanks!

 

[easyas123]

https://flymco.com/terminal-maps/

 

[CarolynFH]

There’s a Terminal Link train from B to C. See MCO information here: https://flymco.com/terminal-maps/

 

[seashoreCM]

https://flymco.com/terminal-maps/

I got lost in that web site.

What gray line is a corridor? What gray line is a tram/train? What gray line is a road?

How to get from Terminal B to Terminal C

Exit security if you just flew in and now changing planes.

Go to the end of the Terminal B (and A) building with the Hyatt Hotel, namely (uppermost customer level) level C where the ticket counters ran along the sides the full length. Enter the cavernous hotel atrium which also has one of the security area entrances (for half of the Terminal A gates and half of the B gates).

Look for a big green neon B on a wall a little above eye level, the wall has a large open walkway in it. Go under the neon B and turn left. You should see signs for Terminal C and/or a big blue neon C overhead if not already. Following these signs gets you to a corridor that takes you to a tram for Terminal C. (Unlike Terminals A and B the tram ride comes before security for terminal C.)

 

[sam_gordon]

I got lost in that web site.

What gray line is a corridor? What gray line is a tram/train? What gray line is a road?

How to get from Terminal B to Terminal C

Exit security if you just flew in and now changing planes.

Go to the end of the Terminal B (and A) building with the Hyatt Hotel, namely (uppermost customer level) level C where the ticket counters ran along the sides the full length. Enter the cavernous hotel atrium which also has one of the security area entrances (for half of the Terminal A gates and half of the B gates).

Look for a big green neon B on a wall a little above eye level, the wall has a large open walkway in it. Go under the neon B and turn left. You should see signs for Terminal C and/or a big blue neon C overhead if not already. Following these signs gets you to a corridor that takes you to a tram for Terminal C. (Unlike Terminals A and B the tram ride comes before security for terminal C.)

The two bolded sentences are contradictory. If you need to exit the secure area in terminals A & B (first bold) to get on the tram, then it's "before security" for those terminals.

This map implies it is near the security checkpoints for gates 70-129 on level 3.


Here's a video that shows the path (jump to about 8:30 into it):

Here's a screen shot of the video. You can see the big C (circled) next to the security for gates 70-129. And where it is in relation to Terminal B (in green in the map above).
The Universal Store is just behind the camera and to the right.

 

[MikeF;NJ]

The two bolded sentences are contradictory. If you need to exit the secure area in terminals A & B (first bold) to get on the tram, then it's "before security" for those terminals.

This map implies it is near the security checkpoints for gates 70-129 on level 3.
View attachment 956199

Here's a video that shows the path (jump to about 8:30 into it):

Here's a screen shot of the video. You can see the big C (circled) next to the security for gates 70-129. And where it is in relation to Terminal B (in green in the map above). View attachment 956209
The Universal Store is just behind the camera and to the right.

I think you're misinterpreting what SeashoreCM wrote. When they wrote "Unlike Terminals A & B...", I think they were referring to the APMs that take you from the security checkpoint to the gate areas. They are obviously inside security. The Terminal C tram, as I believe you already know takes you from the unsecured area of the Terminal A/B building to the unsecured are of the Terminal C building. and thus is outside security. FWIW, I'm not familiar enough with MCO to know if I used the terms APM and tram correctly or if I mixed them up, or if they are actually interchangeable.

 

[Miffy]

There are also buses that go from A/B to C. I'm not sure where they are, since I've never used them. I've walked between A/B and C and the entire trip took me about 20 minutes. BTW, I did not go into the Hyatt atrium. I just followed the signs to C. There were plenty of them.

 

[bigpinkdaisy]

Hoping this makes sense...and gets answered because I need this information for tomorrow! My mom and I are flying in to Terminal C tomorrow morning. My sister is arriving in Terminal B. I am very familiar with both terminals but have never gone between them. Our mom uses a wheelchair and we have two checked bags, so my sister will be getting her bag and meeting us at Baggage claim in C to take a Lyft to the resort together. She can just follow the signs to C after she picks up her baggage in B and will not have to deal with going back through security, correct? Also, ride sharing back later in the week....we can just reverse the process, right? Thanks for any help!

 

[Miffy]

Hoping this makes sense...and gets answered because I need this information for tomorrow! My mom and I are flying in to Terminal C tomorrow morning. My sister is arriving in Terminal B. I am very familiar with both terminals but have never gone between them. Our mom uses a wheelchair and we have two checked bags, so my sister will be getting her bag and meeting us at Baggage claim in C to take a Lyft to the resort together. She can just follow the signs to C after she picks up her baggage in B and will not have to deal with going back through security, correct? Also, ride sharing back later in the week....we can just reverse the process, right? Thanks for any help!

Correct. Your sister will not have to go through security. When I did this (went from A/B to C) I thought the signage was clear, so she shouldn't have a problem.

I'm pretty sure you can reverse the process. Shouldn't be a problem.

 

[Pinkjgray]

There are also buses that go from A/B to C. I'm not sure where they are, since I've never used them. I've walked between A/B and C and the entire trip took me about 20 minutes. BTW, I did not go into the Hyatt atrium. I just followed the signs to C. There were plenty of them.

Do not take the shuttle buses from A/B to terminal c. Take the train instead. The train ride takes about 5 minutes.