I recently flew out to Orlando for my first time since around 2013 for a work conference, and…read morememories immediately came back from the last time I was there from the airport to the hotel. Unfortunately, I didn't have time on my trip to enjoy a lot of what makes Orlando unique and special. I flew on American Airlines and found myself flying in and out of Terminal B, Airside 3. It was easy to navigate between the gates, baggage claim, and shuttle pick-up area. Unlike friends who absolutely hate flying, I enjoy the travel experience, especially when using some helpful tools like CLEAR, Global Entry/TSA Pre-Check, airport lounge membership, and airline status, most of which I was able to enjoy during my Orlando visit. When checking in, I typically have been able to skip the check-in area if I didn't need to check bags (as I checked in online) though this time, I checked in at the priority area for assistance and checking bags. I then went to the Terminal B check-in and used Global Entry and CLEAR (or TSA Pre-Check Touchless) to skip most of the line at Security while keeping my shoes on (thanks to an American Express Platinum card which comes with credits for both). Orlando's Terminal B offers multiple airline lounges including The Club MCO, Delta Sky Club, United Club, and Admirals Club. While the AMEX Platinum (or Priority Pass) provide access for entry to The Club MCO (when flying any airline) and the Delta Sky Club (when flying Delta), they weren't near my gate, and I wasn't flying Delta. Rather, my gate was right next to the Admirals Club, which I also had access to. After a short wait, I was able to enjoy that lounge. I wrote a separate review about my experience there, which was quite positive. Upon arriving and picking up my luggage, which had a bit of a wait, my colleague and I headed to Ground Transportation to take advantage of the Mears Shuttle to one of the hotels in the area. I then took rideshare to get back to the airport, and I was dropped off right outside of the check-in area for all of the Terminal B airlines. I also found the tram was easy to get on and off and to navigate between my gate and baggage claim. I have no idea when I plan to be back in Orlando again but I would certainly welcome the chance to fly through the Orlando International Airport again.

Easy to find your gate but lots of walking. Ample gate seating with working phone chargers…read more Biggest disappointment is the Fox news on the TV's. Should have something more family friendly. Horrible choice of stations

Smaller airport but very disorganized. No employee to guide people to correct lines which were not…read moremarked properly. TSA not required for this. People in lines in Security kept being moved from one area to the next. Over 1 hour to get to gate in this small airport. Then they called boarding for our flight 25 minutes early. Would normally not be an issue but we decided to have lunch. The meal arrived and they called boarding. We did depart 5 minutes early. Airport is clean, parking is reasonable.

Excellent small airport! Easy to access; great customer service at the counters; quick and easy…read moreprocess through TSA; And, since my last visit (more than 5+ years ago), they've expanded the Gate areas and added new restaurants and newsstands for us exploring travelers. :) Mostly Allegiant Flights out of here. If you book early enough, you can get some pretty good fares - if you're willing to be flexible on your flying days.

This is a wonderful private airport. The staff is always very friendly and helpful. The facilities…read moreare clean and well maintained. We took a couple of private lessons from here and were able to see many Orando landmarks. Everything was great.

Outstanding.. Good well maintained. Missed a really narrow take off. President's and other VIPs…read morearrive and departure from this airport. Catering was outstanding

Great small airport, some direct flights, mostly connections…read more On- Time flight, easy boarding. It's a calm ambiance and easy airport layout to get to your gate. -Quick ride to town on Uber. Several drivers available Let's get this vacation started!

Daytona Beach doesn't need too big of an airport. It's reasonable for it to not have many of the…read moreaccommodations that you're used to in an airport. There simply isn't enough traffic to maintain airline lounges or too many restaurants. That's all fine and dandy. What's not great is the one restaurant they do have in this airport. It struggles to handle the demands during any modestly busy times. I watched with disappointment as they forgot my order. Accidents happen, and I truthfully wasn't too mad or unpleasant about it. I requested an update on my order after about 30 minutes of waiting and it took them another 5 minutes or so to finish. Apparently, my experience wasn't unique. This is fine, stuff happens. But then the staff chose to talk trash about me for no reason. I'm still confused because I genuinely wasn't rude in the slightest to them.

This airport is a really small airport. Of course the workers are very friendly. There are not many…read moreshops or food places in here since it is a small airport. They do have plugs but it was only on the wall and not on the seats. It's not a lot of plugs, so make sure you come with your devices already charged if you are coming to this airport. It doesn't take long to get to the gate either. Employees are very friendly.

I can't believe I am reviewing an airport, but here I am. This is hands-down the easiest airport…read moreever to check in at. Never crowded, TSA is always a breeze, and the walk to the gates is short and simple. I have never encountered a rude person here, from the check in desk to TSA to the terminal itself. Since adding the bar/dining facility, MLB has taken it up a notch but lets talk about that tiny little tiki bar in the terminal. It offers the friendliest service and tastiest drinks and the prices are not bad at all for an airport. I'll always pick Melbourne over Orlando when flying in!

Avoid unless you like hidden landing fees. As of February 1 2025 KISM will implement landing fees…read moremis-using ADS-B data (intended for safety) to bill transient aircraft of all weights and sizes. They wave the first landing of the day for aircraft under 5000 lbs, but otherwise will bill you $3/1000 lbs per landing, They are also charging $20 if you want to land a helicopter. The vendor they are using (Vector) does not immediately bill you and it may be several weeks later that you receive the bill. Vector also refuses to publish a list of airports where they charge for landing. It is not well know and is in so way transparent. AVOID flying here.

First time at this airport. I came here for an open house in which we were provided with…read moreinformation on upcoming high school classes. They also had food for the guests and we were able to go inside the planes to take pictures. I had a nice experience and everyone was friendly.

Good place to park your plane and grab a bite. They have some shop and a rent a carread more

Beautiful little airport about 30 minute drive from all the stuff in Orlando. For people who fly…read moreand don't want the bustle and prices if the big places this is a gem. It's nice, clean, fairly new, comfortable and the prices for fuel were better than most in the area. People are friendly. Enterprise is in the building making car rental easy. A nice little cafe is also in the building. Will keep this in our "remember" list.

Easy check In . Close gates. trams run frequently!! Clean…read moreand quiet No issues TSA was easy and helpful

We finally arrived at Orlando, but because of a storm, all the airport gates were closed. We ended…read moreup sitting on the plane for many hours, even after the storm had already passed. It was one of the worst travel experiences I've ever had. One thing I learned from this trip: if there's a chance of storms, I'd rather not fly into Orlando. Airline delays can leave you stuck on a plane for many hours with no control over the situation. This is exactly why I prefer driving whenever possible. When you drive, you're in control of your schedule and destination. You can adjust your route, make stops when you want, and you're not sitting on an airplane for many hours waiting for a gate to open. For me, driving is the better way to travel.

A MASTERCLASS IN AVIATION LOGISTICS AND BRAND ENGAGEMENT As…read morean e-commerce business owner whose daily operations depend heavily on seamless logistics, I evaluate infrastructural efficiency with a highly critical eye. Tampa International Airport consistently demonstrates an exceptional level of operational proficiency. The architectural layout and passenger flow are remarkably intuitive, making the process of flying in and out genuinely simple and fast. When traveling with my husband and children, mitigating transit friction is paramount, and this facility fundamentally eliminates the typical stressors associated with modern air travel. Beyond their logistical prowess, I must commend their digital marketing strategy. Their social media postings are, quite frankly, hilarious. It is rare to see a transportation entity execute such a witty, engaging, and culturally resonant online brand. It reflects a high degree of organizational intelligence and a keen understanding of modern consumer engagement. Tampa International sets the premier standard for how an airport should operate, seamlessly merging frictionless travel with brilliant public relations. It is a consistently superior experience from arrival to departure.

Traveling through Tampa International Airport with kids ended up being a surprisingly pleasant…read moreexperience. I honestly couldn't remember whether I had been through this airport before, but if I had, I certainly didn't remember it being this large. The layout took a little getting used to, especially with the tram ride to and from the rental car area, but everything was somewhat clearly marked and easy to navigate. The giant flamingo sculpture in the middle of the airport was impossible to miss and quickly became a favorite landmark for the kids. It's one of those unexpected touches that gives an airport a little personality. We also flew out of Tampa at the end of our trip, and the departure experience was smooth and stress-free. That's about the highest compliment I can give an airport when traveling with children. One minor downside: the Starbucks in our terminal was already sold out of quite a few food items and it wasn't even midday yet. Fortunately, we were able to grab sandwiches from Potbelly, which worked out just fine. Overall, Tampa International was clean, efficient, and much easier to navigate than many airports of a similar size. We'd be happy to fly through here again.

I recently flew out to Orlando for my first time since around 2013 for a work conference, and…read morememories immediately came back from the last time I was there from the airport to the hotel. Unfortunately, I didn't have time on my trip to enjoy a lot of what makes Orlando unique and special. I flew on American Airlines and found myself flying in and out of Terminal B, Airside 3. It was easy to navigate between the gates, baggage claim, and shuttle pick-up area. Unlike friends who absolutely hate flying, I enjoy the travel experience, especially when using some helpful tools like CLEAR, Global Entry/TSA Pre-Check, airport lounge membership, and airline status, most of which I was able to enjoy during my Orlando visit. When checking in, I typically have been able to skip the check-in area if I didn't need to check bags (as I checked in online) though this time, I checked in at the priority area for assistance and checking bags. I then went to the Terminal B check-in and used Global Entry and CLEAR (or TSA Pre-Check Touchless) to skip most of the line at Security while keeping my shoes on (thanks to an American Express Platinum card which comes with credits for both). Orlando's Terminal B offers multiple airline lounges including The Club MCO, Delta Sky Club, United Club, and Admirals Club. While the AMEX Platinum (or Priority Pass) provide access for entry to The Club MCO (when flying any airline) and the Delta Sky Club (when flying Delta), they weren't near my gate, and I wasn't flying Delta. Rather, my gate was right next to the Admirals Club, which I also had access to. After a short wait, I was able to enjoy that lounge. I wrote a separate review about my experience there, which was quite positive. When I initially arrived to the Orlando TSA West Checkpoint, I couldn't tell it was the West Checkpoint until I asked someone. Though I knew where I was, I was easily able to tell the difference for the regular line, the TSA Pre-Check line, the CLEAR line, and the TSA Pre-Check Touchless line. The CLEAR and Touchless lines were moving the fastest with the Pre-Check line going rather quickly, and the regular line went at a steady pace but had many more people in it. The security were helpful and friendly, and the TSA agents were reasonable with what they allow to be in luggage without questioning items. Upon arriving and picking up my luggage, which had a bit of a wait, my colleague and I headed to Ground Transportation to take advantage of the Mears Shuttle to one of the hotels in the area. I then took rideshare to get back to the airport, and I was dropped off right outside of the check-in area for all of the Terminal B airlines. I also found the tram was easy to get on and off and to navigate between my gate and baggage claim. I have no idea when I plan to be back in Orlando again but I would certainly welcome the chance to fly through the Orlando International Airport again.

I haven't had any issues during my visits here. Despite the long crowds, it moves pretty quickly. I…read morecan also appreciate the chokehold Disney has on this airport and we love seeing the fun custom tray for Xray lol!