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What has happened to the place we (used to) love?
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TransportationGuy
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As of today, the flight volume has nearly quadrupled what would have been at Terminal C last week with JetBlue’s domestic volume moving there.
Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
Lighten up. Do you hold the mortgage on that terminal. Or if we are going to play this game, how the fact that your "opinion is something that was not really necessary". I made a simple observation about "C" and I looked back at it and I did misstate one important thing. I said that they were going from Orlando to Cleveland via "C", but on re-examination they were going through "C" to catch the monorail to the main terminal. My mistake. However, the terminal was still empty. The reason for that was not clear in the video and some of the more legit responses did make more sense after I was given some possibilities.
I sure hope that I didn't cause and financial harm to MCO by just making some off the cuff comments. In the meantime, everytime I try to pull out of this discussion, they drag me back in. Do not expect to "C" anymore from me on this particular topic.
Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
I saw four people in the video so quadrupled adds up to 16. The place must be packed. Sorry I couldn't help it. This amazing loyalty to a building at an airport just strikes me as odd. But whatever floats everyone's boat.
Your feedback is some members stating facts and your claim that is loyalty to MCO is quite odd . Your claim that you saw 4 people in the new terminal and that terminal is not needed is my point I don’t agree with. Carry on.
DznyRktekt
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bpiper
Well-Known Member
Some fun facts:
There are 15 gates, but 5 of them can handle 2 narrow body jets or 1 wide body jet. So the terminal can handle up to 20 planes. They have already broke ground on adding 4 more gates that were scaled back due to Covid uncertainties.
The C terminal was designed to have up to 60 gates. This is why the terminal is so spacious.
Shuttle Bus
There are 15 gates, but 5 of them can handle 2 narrow body jets or 1 wide body jet. So the terminal can handle up to 20 planes. They have already broke ground on adding 4 more gates that were scaled back due to Covid uncertainties.
The C terminal was designed to have up to 60 gates. This is why the terminal is so spacious.
Rental Cars (coming soon to Terminal C)
Connecting Between Terminals
If you are connecting between terminals (e.g. arriving at Terminal C and picking up a rental car at Terminal B), there are two options:Shuttle Bus
- A shuttle bus service operates 24 hours a day, between Terminal C and Terminals A & B.
- Pick-up and drop-off is at:
- Terminal C: Level 2 (Departures) at Door C17
- Terminal B: Level 1 (Ground Transportation) at Space B29
- The Terminal Link (APM) operates 24 hours per day, but requires a walk of approximately 1,200 feet, from Terminal C, Level 4 through Parking Garage C to the Train Station
Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
No they are arguing about a flippant comment that I made after seeing a huge empty terminal in a video. It was later stated that it was brand new and the airlines had not all be transferred there yet. I accepted that and stated so but it just continues. I've stated that I am done trying to make people understand the reality of what I was commenting on. One can explain things to others, but one can make them understand what it.
How great fun, getting off of an international flight to MCO terminal C , go through customs , going to baggage claim , then lugging all your luggage waiting for the shuttle bus to take to to A side, to rent your vehicle. I like flying into MCO A or B side get luggage walk a few minutes to rental counter then walk 60 sec to parking garage to get rental car.