Orlando International Airport Ground Transportation Map (2025)
Use this Orlando International Airport Ground Transportation Map to find how buses and trains connect right at the heart of the terminal.
Orlando International Airport (MCO) runs two main terminal complexes—A/B and C—linked by the elevated Terminal Link people mover, which makes it easy to reach the new Intermodal Terminal and its train and Lynx bus stops. Follow “Ground Transportation” or “Lynx Bus” signs on Level 1 to reach curbside pick-up.
This map highlights gates, transfers, and ground transport so you can plan your route from flight to city connections without confusion. The pedestrian bridge between Terminal C and the train station is fully enclosed and marked with purple overhead wayfinding signs for quick access.
Orlando International Airport Lynx Bus Routes Map 2025
In April 2025, Link 311 extended service from Orlando International Airport to the new Universal Epic Universe charter bus loop, with select trips reaching the Universal Helios Grand Hotel.
The route’s 5 a.m. trip now begins at Destination Parkway SuperStop instead of Disney Springs, and it departs from Bay 6 at the Disney Springs Transfer Center.
Evening trips on Links 8 and 15 were discontinued, alongside minor schedule adjustments to other routes.
Orlando International Airport Train Station and Pedestrian Bridge Map 2025
Printable Orlando International Airport Ground Transportation Map PDF 2025
FAQ
Where does Lynx pick up at MCO?
Lynx buses pick up passengers at Orlando International Airport (MCO) on the A-Side of the Terminal, Ground Transportation Level 1, at spaces A38-A41. Follow airport signs to “Ground Transportation A” to locate the Lynx bus stop for local routes.
What is the Lynx bus in Orlando?
The Lynx bus in Orlando is the city’s public transportation system, offering over 60 local and express routes across Central Florida. Operated by the Central Florida Regional Transportation Authority, Lynx buses connect key areas including downtown Orlando, theme parks, and the airport.
Does Lynx bus take credit cards?
Lynx buses in Orlando do not accept credit cards on board. Riders must pay with exact cash or use the mobile app, LYNX PawPass, to purchase digital tickets. No change is given for cash fares, and all payments must be made before boarding.
Which Lynx bus goes to Universal Studios Orlando?
Lynx bus route 38 goes to Universal Studios Orlando. It operates from downtown Orlando’s LYNX Central Station and stops near Universal Boulevard. Riders should check the latest schedule and board at Ground Transportation Level 1, A-Side, at Orlando International Airport if coming from MCO.
