food IS a theme park
Spirit Airlines recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, and now, United Airlines is adding new flights in light of the news. This winter, United Airlines will offer additional flights out of Orlando, including round-trip flights to Orlando Airport.
Orlando airport
United Airlines is adding 15 flights to its winter schedule, according to Orlando Business Journal. Here’s what we know about the move.
I go to Disney World a lot. Like more than a normal person. Naturally, over the years, I’ve picked up a few habits as I travel through the Orlando International Airport, and it turns out one of my silly little rituals could be going mainstream.
Orlando International Airport
Most airports are pretty basic. You’ve got the McDonald’s restaurant with a mile-long line for a mediocre breakfast sandwich. You’ve got the terminals with outlets that don’t work. There’s the airport gift shop with the tempting candy display (and books, if you’re a nerd like me). And at the Orlando Airport, there’s also a fan-favorite detail that must NEVER be removed: the Airside Carpet.
If you’ve ever tried to book a flight to Disney World, you probably know that your options change all the time. One day, a Southwest Airlines flight to Orlando Airport may be pretty inexpensive; the next day, that same flight may cost an extra $100. It’s hard to keep up!
Orlando International Airport
But that’s why we’re here to help! We keep track of the new flight routes to Disney World and monitor the airlines that halt their service to MCO. That way, you know exactly what your options are before you book your flight. While we’re on the subject, we have some important news to share about a popular budget airline. Let’s take a look.
If we can help it, we try to AVOID paying full price for our flights to Disney World. Why? If you look carefully, there are actually a LOT of airline discounts hiding out there! You just have to know where to look.
Frontier Plane at the Orlando Airport
Luckily, we did the work for you. Want to say 75% off your next flight? Is that even a question? Of course you do! Come see which airline is offering a BIG sale right now — and the secret CODE you need to save.
Anyone planning a trip to Disney World? Now’s the perfect time for a little vacation; you’ve earned it!
Orlando International Airport
As certified Disney fanatics, we’ll take any excuse we can get to visit the parks! And like it or not, a big part of getting there requires a visit to the Orlando Airport. If you’re looking for a potential new flight option, we’ve got some great news!
If you’re traveling through Orlando International Airport soon, you may encounter some issues. Sure, flight delays happen, but you need to be aware of what’s going on when that’s the case.
Spirit Airlines at Orlando Airport
Recently, one airline has been dealing with some major flight cancelations, so if you’re flying Spirit Airlines to Disney World today (October 21st) or over the next few days, your flight could be affected.
If you plan to travel through the Orlando Airport soon, you may need to prepare for some bad news. We all know that weather-related flight delays and cancelations happen constantly, but sometimes, flight plans can change even on a clear, sunny day.
Orlando International Airport
Thousands of travelers flying in and out of Orlando International Airport are dealing with major flight cancelation news.
Some places go together perfectly. All our favorite malls have a Cheesecake Factory inside. Target and Starbucks seem to be pretty close friends, too. But the Orlando Airport and Disney World may be the ULTIMATE dream team.
Orlando International Airport
Although we’re still a little sad that Disney eliminated its free airport transportation, we still love the feeling of landing at the airport and getting ready to go to Disney World. It’s the best! Well, as much as we love the arrival phase of our airport journey, many seem to agree that there are some parts of the airport we wish we could skip. Could MCO make things better? It seems like they’re trying!
There are two types of airport visitors: 1.) the preparer — arrives at the airport three hours early and knows exactly where to go and what to do, and 2.) the floater — arrives at the airport much later and doesn’t mind pushing it until the last possible moment. Which type of traveler are you?
Orlando International Airport
Lately, many airports, including the Orlando International Airport, have been extra busy! Between the crowds, lines, and stress of making it through security in one piece, there’s a lot to keep track of at the airport. And now, Frontier Airlines just shared an important update that travelers need to know ahead of their next flight.
When you get to the airport, there’s a whole laundry list of words you DON’T want to hear during your visit. “We’re going to have to pat you down.” “Your suitcase is overweight.” “Your flight will be delayed.” You get the point. We all want our airport experience to go as smoothly as possible, but sometimes, there are things we just can’t control.
Orlando International Airport Terminal C
If you’re flying into (or out of) the Orlando International Airport specifically, you might run into a major problem. Here’s why.
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