Orlando International
Airport provides a barrier-free path throughout the facility for individuals
with disabilities. Features include:
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Designated disabled
parking spaces |
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Ground transportation
vehicles with passenger lifts |
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Minimal changes
between floors
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There is no
change of floor/level from check-in to boarding the aircraft
Baggage claim is
just one floor/level down from where the aircraft arrive
Ground
transportation is just one floor/level down from baggage claim
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Automated Guideway
Transit (AGT) system to and from gate areas
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Our
roll-on/roll-off train system requires no change of floor/level between
the main terminal and the airside terminals (gate areas)
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Elevators,
escalators, and moving walkways
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Moving walkways
transport you from the parking garages to the main terminal, and from
one end of the main terminal to the other |
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Elevators and
escalators are available for the minimal changes in floor/level that are
required |
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Curbside check-in |
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Porter service and
luggage carts |
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Wheelchairs |
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All restrooms
modified to accommodate the disabled |
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Companion care
restrooms to accommodate the disabled and their companions |
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Accessible pay
telephones with volume control |
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TDD phones |
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Page phones and
emergency phones are hearing aid compatible with volume control |
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Hyatt Regency Orlando
International Airport is located inside the main terminal and offers 20
rooms special equipped for disabled access |
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Passenger lifts to
ease boarding on
commuter aircraft |
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Main Terminal
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Departures
(Level 3)
- “A-Side”
West near American Airlines
(1)
- “A-Side”
East near
Southwest Airlines (1)
- “B-Side” West near
United Airlines (1)
- “B-Side” East near Delta Airlines
(1)
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Arrivals/Baggage
Claim ( Level 2)
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Ground
Transportation ( Level 1)
- “A-Side” East
(1)
- “A-Side” West
(1)
- “B-Side” East
(1)
- “B-Side”
West (1)
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Airside Terminals
(Gate Areas)
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Airside 1 (Gates
1-29)
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Airside 2 (Gates
100-129)
- Hub Near Gates 100-110
(1)
- Hub Near Gates 120-129 (1)
- Gates 100-110 (1)
- Gates 120-129 (1)
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Airside 3 (Gates
30-59)
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Airside 4 (Gates
60-99)
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See which Airside your airline
operates from
See a layout of the Terminal Buildings
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You
may drop
off domestic passengers at curbside check-in on Level 3 (Ticketing/Departures) on either
the "A" or "B" side of the main terminal. This
eliminates the need to walk to the main terminal from the parking garage. If you wish to park after
dropping off passengers and luggage, follow signs to Terminal Parking, or use the
"Quick Park" ramp on the "A" or "B" sides of the main
terminal to access the Terminal Parking.
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A-Side
or B-Side Garage Parking
Handicapped
parking spaces are available in the
following areas:
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In the
"A" or "B" side garages where disabled parking spaces are located
near the elevator shafts on levels 1 & 2 |
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In
the terminal top parking where disabled parking spaces are located near the
elevator shafts on each level |
Satellite Parking Lot
Handicapped
parking is also available in the satellite parking lots, including disabled
access to the shuttle service to/from the terminal. To ensure
immediate availability of a suitable shuttle bus call (407) 825-2980 to make arrangements in advance.
More
information can be found on our Parking page.
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Skycaps are available to
assist passengers. Typical services include curbside check-in, carrying
baggage, wheelchair assistance, etc. Please contact your particular
airline to arrange for assistance from its skycaps. It is customary to tip
skycaps a few dollars for service provided.
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If you require a
wheelchair, please contact your airline in advance and they should be able to
provide a wheelchair for your use within the airport. If you require one
for the duration of her stay, please email
the Orlando/Orange County
Convention & Visitors Bureau or visit their web
site. They should be able to provide you with a
list of companies offering such a service.
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