Which side of airplane gives best view landing in Orlando?

[Mickey's biggest fan]

We are flying Air Canada from Toronto to Orlando. When landing which side gives you the best view? Left side (seats ABC) or right side (DEF)?

THANKS!

 

[CR Resort Fan 4 Life]

I have sat own both sides of airplanes when flying to Orlando and I don't think it matters which side your on and you don't really see much of Orlando from the plane.

 

[Gigi22]

Back in the day, on chartered airplanes flying to Orlando, some of the pilots would do colour commentary when coming in to MCO. Some would even take an extra lap and point out the "big ball" at Epcot. Haven't had a pilot do that for 15 years.

 

[GrtWtNorth]

It really depends on the Orlando winds and the holding patterns selected by air traffic control. I've only seen WDW from the air once, and we were routed west past Orlando, then approached the airport south-to-north. I'm not sure if it's visible at all if a more typical north-to-south approach is used.

 

[hcortesis]

If you take the ABC side, you will have a nice view of Daytona Beach on the approach into Orlando. And if you look directly down to the ground just as the plane turns inland from Daytona Beach, you will be right on top of the Daytona Speedway. It's quite easy to spot. Every Air Canada flight I have been on lately follows this approach. As far as Orlando sights, sometimes you are able to see Epcot from either side but it has to be a very clear day.

 

[caisland]

Flew Southwest from Manchester. Couldn't see anything landing but when we left Orlando I was on the left side of the plane and we took off heading south and the plane turned inland to go north and I got several nice shots of Disney from the air.