Parking Garage A
Terminal parking- Covered
- Partly covered
- Electric charging
- Charging points available
- Accessible parking
- Reserved spaces available
- Maximum height
- Up to 2.13 meters
- At
- Parking Garage A
Airport information
Orlando International Airport has 8 official parking areas. Everything below was checked on the airport's own website; rates and availability live there, not here.
Each parking area lists only verified facts from the official sources. If something is missing, it is unknown - not absent.
BookingPossible, not required
Prices depend on the period and the moment of booking. The airport publishes them itself; we deliberately do not copy them.
Go to the official parking page of Orlando International Airport
Official external websiteOrlando International is the airport of the theme parks and one of the busiest in the country, with the original terminal split into sides A and B and the newer Terminal C a short train ride away; which terminal your airline uses is on your boarding pass and in the departures tab above. The overview lists the parking the airport describes itself. Prices are not on this page, because they change with the season and with booking ahead; the current figure is on the official page linked above.
Parking Garages A and B belong to the original terminal and Garage C to Terminal C; all three are partly covered, with charging for electric cars, spaces for disabled drivers and a height limit of 2.13 metres, and Garage C can be booked. Terminal Top is the rooftop option at the original terminal. For a holiday, the North Park Place, South Park Place and West Park Economy lots are the long-term options, open-air and reached by shuttle. Valet Parking is handed over at the departure curbs of Terminals A, B and C. If you are picking someone up, wait in the free Cell Phone Lots until they call.
The airport is south-east of downtown off the Beachline Expressway, State Road 528, and the garages are signposted by terminal. Without a car, the Brightline train at the MCO Train Station runs to West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale and Miami, the Lynx buses stop at Terminal A, Level 1, and the Sand Lake Road SunRail station is a short ride away. The arrivals and departures of Orlando are in the tabs above; every airport we follow is in the airport overview.