Layover in Orlando

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Our advice for your less than 3 hours layover

Everything is spread out, so choosing the right area matters more than the activity itself. One resort zone or dining stop is usually enough. Traffic during peak tourist seasons can surprise you.

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Tips and amenities from our insider guides.

Large leisure hub. Two sides (A/B) with a people mover to gates. Lounges are limited; lots of family traffic.

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Insider tip: Family-heavy; lines at security can be long. Arrive early.

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Smaller Orlando-area airport, mostly leisure/charters. Basic amenities, minimal lounges.

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Insider tip: Facilities are simple; arrive with a standard buffer.

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Helpful add-ons that make a layover smoother.

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