MCO Gate Map: Airsides 1 to 4 and Terminal C

MCO has 134 gates in five areas. Gates 1 to 129 are in four airsides, each reached by its own Gate Link tram from Terminals A and B. Gates C230 to C254 are in Terminal C, reached from Terminals A and B by a 4 minute Terminal Link ride to the Train Station, then a walk of about 1,200 feet.

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Gates at MCO

Airside	Gates	Good to know
Airside 1	1–28 25 gates 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 20, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28	Gates 1 to 29, behind the checkpoint for gates 1 to 59. The Club MCO lounge, 4 Rivers Southern Smokehouse, On the Border and Le Grand Comptoir at Gate 22.
Airside 3	30–58 25 gates 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 50, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58	Gates 30 to 59, behind the checkpoint for gates 1 to 59. The Admirals Club at Gate 55, a United Club, Gastrohub, ZaZa Cafe and XpresSpa.
Airside 4	71–97 24 gates 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97	Gates 70 to 99, behind the checkpoint for gates 70 to 129. International arrivals with U.S. Customs, a Delta Sky Club, The Club MCO lounge, Bahama Breeze, Outback Steakhouse and Vino Volo.
Airside 2	101–129 22 gates 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129	Gates 100 to 129, behind the checkpoint for gates 70 to 129. Cask & Larder, Chipotle, Jersey Mike's, McDonald's and Villa Italian Kitchen.
Terminal C	C230–C254 38 gates C230, C231, C232, C233, C234, C235, C236, C237, C238, C238A, C238B, C240, C240A, C240B, C241, C241A, C241B, C242, C243, C244, C244A, C244B, C245, C245A, C245B, C250, C250A, C250B, C251, C251A, C251B, C252, C252A, C252B, C253, C253A, C253B, C254	Gates C230 to C254, with their own checkpoint. U.S. Customs (a Bags First facility), the Plaza Premium Lounge in Palm Court, Shake Shack, Cask & Larder Public House, Wine Bar George and Sunshine Diner by Chef Art Smith.

How to get to your gate at MCO

Start with your gate number, not only your terminal letter. MCO has three security checkpoints, named after the gates they serve: gates 1 to 59, gates 70 to 129 and gates C230 to C254. The airport posts live wait times for each one on flymco.com.

In Terminals A and B, go through the checkpoint for your gate range, then board the Gate Link tram to your airside. For gates 70 to 129, MCO gives a one-way trip of 1 minute 30 seconds, with a 40 second stop at each station. On MCO's map, the trams to Airsides 1 and 2 leave from the Terminal A side and the trams to Airsides 3 and 4 from the Terminal B side.

Terminal C gates sit behind their own checkpoint, in Terminal C. MCO asks you to reach security 2 hours before departure and doesn't publish walking times between gates, so leave extra time.

Getting to Terminal C

Terminal C is in the south part of the airport, next to the train station with Brightline service. From Terminals A and B, take the Terminal Link, an automated people mover, to the Train Station. MCO describes a 4 minute ride and says it runs 24 hours a day. From the Train Station, walk about 1,200 feet through Parking Garage C to Terminal C. In Terminals A and B its station is on Level 3, between the checkpoint for gates 70 to 129 and the Terminal B check-in desks.

Terminal C opened in 2022. A new wing with gates 250 to 254 has since been added.

Gate Link work at Airsides 2 and 4

MCO is replacing the Gate Link trams to gates 70 to 129 (Airsides 2 and 4) from December 2025 to fall 2027. Its schedule:

Gates 100 to 129: one tram line from December 3, 2025 to July 2026, the other from July 2026 to December 2026.
Gates 70 to 99: one line from December 2026 to June 2027, the other from June 2027 to October 2027.

MCO says most passengers will see only a few extra minutes. At times, staff guide you to a COBUS shuttle bus between gates 70 to 99 and gates 100 to 129. MCO says two buses run 24/7, the wait is 1 to 2 minutes if any, and the trip takes less than 5 minutes.

Walking between Terminals A and B and these gates is not allowed during normal operations. MCO sometimes opens the walkway when construction pauses: it is about 1,700 feet, or 5 to 7 minutes on foot.

Domestic and international gates

International flights arrive at Airside 4 (gates 70 to 99) or at Terminal C. Customs happens where your flight lands.

Airside 4: clear U.S. Customs, then collect your bags at the international carousel. You can drop them on the transfer belt (or keep them) and take the Gate Link to Terminals A and B, where bag claim is on Level 2.
Terminal C: it is a Bags First facility, so you collect your bags before you see a CBP officer.

Connecting to a domestic flight? Recheck your bags after Customs and go through TSA again. From Airside 4 to gates 100 to 129 during the Gate Link work, staff guide you to a COBUS shuttle after screening.

Reading the gate numbers

Gates in Airsides 1 to 4 are plain numbers, and the range tells you the airside: 1 to 29 is Airside 1, 30 to 59 Airside 3, 70 to 99 Airside 4 and 100 to 129 Airside 2. Not every number in a range is used. The directory skips gates 18 and 19 in Airside 1, for example, and goes from 112 to 120 in Airside 2.

Terminal C gates start with C, from C230 to C254. MCO built them as MARS gates, which can take more than one aircraft, and the directory lists some with A and B versions, such as C250A and C250B. Gates can change, so check your boarding pass and the airport screens.

Questions travelers ask

How many gates does MCO have?

The gate directory of MCO's official interactive map lists 134 gates (checked October 10, 2026): 25 in Airside 1, 25 in Airside 3, 24 in Airside 4, 22 in Airside 2 and 38 in Terminal C, counting the A and B versions of Terminal C gates.

Which airside is my gate in at MCO?

Use the gate number. Gates 1 to 29 are in Airside 1, 30 to 59 in Airside 3, 70 to 99 in Airside 4 and 100 to 129 in Airside 2. Gates that start with C, such as C240, are in Terminal C.

How do I get from Terminal A or B to Terminal C?

Take the Terminal Link automated people mover from Level 3 of Terminals A and B to the Train Station, a 4 minute ride that runs 24 hours a day. Then walk about 1,200 feet through Parking Garage C to Terminal C.

Can I walk to the gates at MCO?

The four airsides are reached by Gate Link tram from Terminals A and B. While the trams to gates 70 to 129 are being replaced, MCO says walking to those gates is not allowed during normal operations, although the walkway of about 1,700 feet is sometimes opened when construction pauses.

Which gates are international at MCO?

International flights arrive at Airside 4 (gates 70 to 99) and at Terminal C, which both have U.S. Customs. Terminal C serves both domestic and international airlines.

More at MCO

ParkingOfficial lots, cheaper off-site options and where to wait for pickups. HotelsHotels at and near the airport, shuttles and sleeping in the terminal. To the cityTrains, buses, taxis, rideshare and private transfers. LoungesWhich lounge is in your terminal and how to get in without status. SecurityWait times by terminal, fast lanes and what to have ready. FoodBest bites terminal by terminal, before or after security. Lost and foundWho to contact: your airline, the terminal or the airport. Car rentalWhere the rental counters are and how to reach them. WifiHow to connect, charging spots and an eSIM if you land abroad.

Sources and last check

Checked by our team on Oct. 10, 2026 against these official sources: