Podcasts about orlando international airport mco

In this episode, Nick and Rob rank their top 5 ways to get from Orlando International Airport (MCO) to Walt Disney World! Whether you're looking for convenience, cost-effectiveness, or a little extra pixie dust, the guys break down the pros and cons of popular transportation options. From rideshares to buses, rental cars to private shuttles, they'll help you find the perfect way to start your Disney adventure. Plus, they share personal experiences and a few tips to make your journey smooth and magical. Tune in and find out which option tops their list!

As vice president of concessions at Orlando International Airport (MCO), Tracy Harris combines her skills in data analysis with her creativity and desire to help exceed passenger expectations. MCO's evolution from a utilitarian concessions program into a passenger-focused venue offering a broad variety of brands and services culminated two years ago with the opening of Concourse C, which balances pre- and post-security concessions, offers immersive media experiences and provides passengers a spacious, comfortable way to travel. Now, the airport is working on a master plan to bring its A and B terminals to new standards as well.

Mike and Scott are here today answering some fun Listener Questions to help you get through your week! Today Mike & Scott have an interesting discussion on if Orlando International Airport (MCO) is really all it is cracked up to be and also discuss the current state of affairs for wait times through TSA, we discuss scheduling a Fireworks Dessert Party on the last night of your trip, combining ADRs at O'hana, relaxing things to do outside the parks with little ones, and much more! We hope you enjoy today's show!  Please visit our website at www.beourguestpodcast.com.  Thank you so much for your support of our podcast! Become a Patron of the show at www.Patreon.com/BeOurGuestPodcast.  Also, please follow the show on Twitter @BeOurGuestMike and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/beourguestpodcast.   Thanks to our friends at The Magic For Less Travel for sponsoring today's podcast!

The Sunshine Flyer is Ready to Replace Disney's Magical ExpressEver since Disney announced it would be ending its popular Magical Express service in January 2022, Disney travelers have been wondering: So what now?This week, Transportation Management Services (TMS) announced The Sunshine Flyer as a new service that would transport guests from MCO to Walt Disney World resort hotels. The Sunshine Flyer offers a themed experience that is based on old-fashioned railway passenger cars and vintage stream train engines. A Design and Themed Experience that Walt Disney Would LoveThe service aims to take the stress of airport transportation for Disney guests in Orlando and help to kickstart the magic of a family vacation from the moment they board the bus at the airport. Some key facts about The Sunshine Flyer: The exteriors of the buses are designed to look like old-fashioned locomotives or passenger cars (and there are several different designs) Staff will be dressed as 1920s rail conductors and engineers The buses will have entertainment throughout the trip Ticket pre-sales are now available and service begins on February 1, 2022 There is also a charitable component to the launch of The Sunshine Flyer in honor of Walt Disney World's 50th anniversary: For the first 50 days of service, 50% of Sunshine Flyer ticket sales will be donated to Make-A-Wish Central & Northern Florida. Make-A-Wish children and their families will receive complimentary service from the Sunshine Flyer for their Disney wishes indefinitely The Sunshine Flyer's buses are late model, premium motorcoaches. From the classic railway-inspired bus designs to staff dressed as 1920s rail conductors and engineers, the motorcoaches effectively serve as time-machines, offering a glimpse into 1920s rail travel.According to Frank Sherman, CEO of TMS: “Everyone knows the magic of Disney once they're inside the park gates. But through The Sunshine Flyer, we're able to give guests the chance to start their vacation from the minute they step off the plane and turn what used to be a procedural drive into the beginning of an adventure to remember.” With 25 years of experience as a large events transportation company working with world-class events such as the FIFA World Cup, NBA Finals and various PGA TOUR Tournaments, TMS is primed to offer a streamlined and well-executed service through The Sunshine Flyer. What's inside The Sunshine Flyer buses? There will be entertainment on the buses Complete with a bathroom You can attach your child car seat to the three-point harness on seats For wheelchairs request an ADA bus when booking USB chargers and  three-point seatbelts for the comfort and safety of all guests  And yes, the buses will serve all Disney resort hotels How to Make a Reservation for The Sunshine FlyerYou will book tickets online and receive a QR code that you will scan once you arrive at Orlando International Airport. Presumably this will be around the luggage carousel area. The goal is to ensure smooth timing and departures to the Resorts. No luggage handling option at launch, but they hope to add it at some future time. Located in the Main Terminal Building of Orlando International Airport (MCO) in Terminal B, Level 1, in the Ground Transportation area What You Want to KnowWill buses depart WDW four hours before flight? Unclear. "Your bus is scheduled based on your specific flights. We monitor both inbound and outbound flights to make sure your trip is scheduled properly. We will email/text you a more exact departure window the day before your scheduled trips." How long will it take to get to your hotel? According to Sunshine Flyer: "We are using a dynamic routing software that customizes each day's transfers based on specific riders. We can set the parameters to how long the ride is or how many stops the bus makes. 65 minutes is the longest anyone will be on a bus once it leaves to the final destination."“By combining our storied expertise in mass transportation management with a creative, themed experience, we have the unique opportunity to offer an experience that's both stress-free and engaging,” added Sherman. “Disney guests deserve a trip to remember, right from the start. Whether they're young or old, travelling in a group or solo, we hope The Sunshine Flyer sparks the imagination and excitement of all of our guests from the moment they step on the bus.”In celebration of Disney's 50th anniversary, the Sunshine Flyer will donate 50% of all revenue from the first 50,000 passengers during the first 50 days of business to Make-A-Wish Central & Northern Florida. As a part of the Sunshine Flyer's commitment to giving back, all Make-A-Wish children and their families will receive complimentary service from the Sunshine Flyer for their Disney wishes indefinitely.Tickets for The Sunshine Flyer must be booked at least four days ahead of arrival. Tickets are $17.00 per adult, $12.50 per child each way. For more information and to book tickets, visit www.sunshineflyer.com.Cancellations 72 hours in advance for full refund, credit if less than that.In other Disney travel news... Disney's All-Star Sports Resort Will Reopen at Walt Disney World Resort in 2022Disney's All-Star Sports Resort will welcome Guests back starting March 31, 2022. Reservations are now open to book your stay.With this announcement it means that, as of Spring 2022, all Walt Disney World Resort hotels will be operating by for the first time since Spring 2020.Thank You for Listening to the Disney Travel PodcastThank you very much for listening to this episode, Amelia and I hope that you enjoyed it. If you did, we would be very grateful if you could rate, review and subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts/iTunes (or on whichever app you choose to listen). A brief review about what you liked most about an episode truly helps to keep the show going by exposing it to new listeners. 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On this week's episode of the Rise and Run Podcast, the team discusses their success rate of registering for the inaugural runDisney Springtime Surprise.  We then shift our focus to discuss what we believe is the hardest week of the runDisney Marathon Weekend training calendar and how to be successful in completing all of your training runs.  Finally we wrap up the episode by discussing what to expect during your first runDisney race weekend, from arriving at the Orlando International Airport (MCO) through crossing the finish line!Rise and Run Podcast Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/groups/1743275732534190/Rise and Run Podcast Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/riseandrunpod/Race Screen Data Field for Garmin - https://apps.garmin.com/en-US/apps/6a30651b-ca67-41a5-96dc-60634983fc93

The Dudes know that the start and subsequent end to most Walt Disney World adventures goes through one place- Orlando International Airport (MCO). It's important that you, the Disney Dude or Dudette, know where to go when inside of MCO. Whether you're taking the Magic Express, renting a car, or looking for spot to grab a drink- the Dudes have you covered! Tune in now to hear the Dudes Guide to Orlando International Airport.

After you fly in to the Orlando International Airport (MCO), what's the best way to get to the Walt Disney World Resort? We discuss the many different options and weigh some pros and cons to each.

Episode Description A lot of visitors fly into Orlando International Airport (MCO) as part of their Disney vacation. The airport can be stressful due to the combination of infrequent flyers and the layout of the airport. In today's episode, Leslie and Joe talk about the ins and outs of getting from MCO to Disney and back, with tips about making your transit to and from Walt Disney World efficient and stress free. If you like what you hear, please share the podcast with others you think might enjoy it. Also, we’d appreciate if you subscribed on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, or Google Play (please leave a positive review if you're enjoying the show), liked our Facebook page, or followed us on Twitter! You can also e-mail us at disneydeciphered AT gmail DOT com. Connect with Leslie @TripswithTykes on social media and Joe @asthejoeflies. Episode Notes 9 Tips for Flying to Disney World Uber Car Seat Orlando Guide Signing up for and using CLEAR 1:23 - Why fly to Orlando MCO? 2:49 - General airport layout 4:01 - Finding and taking Disney's Magical Express 6:05 - Tips for renting a car 8:25 - Tips for taking Uber or Lyft 9:45 - Options for getting back to the airport from a Disney hotel 11:45 - Resort airline check in at Disney hotels 12:58 - Tips for getting through security lines at the airport

One of the best part's of any trip to Walt Disney World (if you fly into Orlando International Airport) is boarding Disney's Magical Express, a complimentary service that Disney offers to Guests staying at a participating Walt Disney World Resort hotels.   In this podcast episode, we hop aboard Disney's Magical Express for a trip from Orlando International Airport (MCO) to Disney's Pop Century Resort. I also share a few additional pieces of information about this service.   Have you ever used Disney's Magical Express? What do you think about the service? I want to hear from you! Reach out to me by emailing imagineerpodcast@gmail.com or messaging/commenting in one of our social media channels: Facebook: www.facebook.com/ImagineerPodcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/ImagineerPodcast Twitter: www.twitter.com/ImagineerAudio   Also, please join our BRAND NEW Facebook Group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/imagineerpodcast/. I encourage you to leave your thoughts and questions in the group (I'm happy to address them on Facebook or over the air), as well as your vacation photos, favorite Disney memories, Disney news, and more. Connect with fellow like-minded Disney fans and Imagineer Podcast listeners. I look forward to seeing you in our Facebook Group!   Enjoy your "trip" to Walt Disney World in today's episode!  

Is the Walt Disney World Monorail System in Peril? Minnie Vans make thier debut at Orlando International Airport (MCO), and we hear all about Mike's recent trip to WDW. It's news, rumors and more as we take you to every corner of property on this episode of ResortEars Radio! #GetUrEarsOn

Hey everybody I'm back! Took a week off due to my trip to Michigan (and a few other personal reasons...)   This week I have some Audio from the Orlando International Airport (MCO) that I took when I landed.  Then I head over to Sea World and I take in the program that replaced Budweiser Beer School:  The Brew Masters Club.  What a great time!!! I wrap it all up with a quick review of the International Food & Wine Festival, and I do mean QUICK! Have fun!  Although if you're under 21, legally you can't listen.   However if you listen quick when the bouncer isn't looking you might just get away with it.  Slam it!!