All new Visitor Pass now available at Orlando International Airport
Orlando residents interested in checking out the all-new terminal at Orlando International Airport can now do so without purchasing a plane ticket. The ExperienceMCO Visitor Pass Program offers a unique opportunity for non-travelers to explore the latest terminal at Orlando International Airport (MCO). This exclusive pass grants approved guests access to the amenities available after going through security in the brand-new Terminal C.
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Information on the ExperienceMCO Visitor Pass program from Orlando International Airport:
Step 1: Apply Online
You can apply up to seven days in advance.
Provide your date of birth, gender, and full legal name exactly as it appears on your TSA-approved photo ID (e.g., passport or driver’s license). You’ll receive a confirmation email verifying that your request has been received. If you cannot select a particular date on the online form, the visitor slots have reached capacity for that day.
Step 2: Get TSA’s Approval
Your request will be reviewed by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA)
You’ll receive an email with your approval status after midnight on the day of your visit.
Step 3: Present your Experience MCO Visitor Pass
If approved for entry, you’ll receive your ExperienceMCO Visitor Pass attached to your approval e-mail. When entering the TSA Checkpoint, make sure to open the ExperienceMCO Visitor Pass attachment to provide to the TSA, along with your TSA-approved photo ID. Make sure to advise the TSA Officer that you have an ExperienceMCO Visitor Pass when presenting your photo ID.
ExperienceMCO Visitor Pass guests must enter the Terminal C TSA Checkpoint general screening line. Entry is restricted to only between the hours of 10:00 a.m. through 4:00 p.m. ExperienceMCO Visitor Pass guests are required to exit Terminal C by 8:00 p.m. Program and Security Information Printed ExperienceMCO Visitor Passes are not accepted.
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Please be sure to have your pass accessible digitally. ExperienceMCO guests are subject to the same security regulations as passengers boarding an aircraft and must comply with TSA’s screening procedures, including not bringing items prohibited by TSA and complying with the 3-1-1 Liquids Rules. At this time, expedited screening and trusted traveler programs, such as the TSA PreCheck, CLEAR programs, or the MCO Reserve program, cannot be used with the ExperienceMCO Visitor Pass.
The ExperienceMCO Visitor Pass availability is limited and granted on a first-come, first-served basis, with all access subject to TSA approval. Participation in this program requires you to depart the terminal by 8:00 p.m. The ExperienceMCO Visitor Pass Program is a pilot program. In response to exigent circumstances or operational needs, the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to cancel the program, cancel approved ExperienceMCO Visitor Passes, or modify program rules at any time without prior notice.
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