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Orlando International Airport (MCO) Lounges

Orlando International Airport has several airline lounges, a USO welcome center, and an independent airport lounge in Airside 1-4 and Terminal C. Most MCO lounges sit beyond security, while the USO is before security on Level 1. The Club MCO serves the Gates 1 to 29 and Gates 70 to 99 areas.

American Airlines and United have lounges in the Gates 30 to 59 area, and Delta has a Sky Club near Gate 71. Terminal C has Plaza Premium across Palm Court, near Gate C241. Lounge access depends on the departure area, ticket, membership, payment method, and available space.

Orlando Airport Lounges

The airport has lounges in Terminals A, B, and C. Most lounges offer comfortable seating, free Wi-Fi, snacks and drinks, charging stations, and clean restrooms. Some also have workspaces, children’s areas, and quiet corners. The MCO airport map makes it easy to find nearby lounges to relax while waiting for a flight.

Orlando Airport Lounges in Terminal A

MCO Terminal A features comfortable spaces to relax, work, or enjoy refreshments before boarding flights departing from Gates 1 through 59. 

  1. The Club MCO (Airside 1)

The Club MCO is a paid lounge for passengers who want a more comfortable place to wait for their flight in Airside 1.

Location

Near the entrance to Gates 1-29, close to XpresSpa

Operating Hours

5:00 am to 9:00 pm

Access

Priority Pass, LoungeKey, and American Express Platinum Card holders

One-day Pass Fees

$63.90 per person

Amenities 

Food, drinks, WiFi, a work area, showers, and a children’s area

  1. USO Lounge

The USO Welcome Center is different from the airport's paid lounges because access is restricted to qualifying military visitors. 

Location

Level 1

Operating Hours

8:00 am to 8:00 pm

Access

Active-duty military service members and their families 

One-day Pass Fees

No entry fees

Amenities 

Comfortable seating, snacks, drinks, televisions, computers, and a children’s play area 

Note: XpresSpa also has a spa in Terminal A (Airside 1), offering relaxing treatments instead of the usual food and drinks found in airport lounges. 

Orlando International Airport Lounge at Terminal B

Airside 3 and 4 at MCO Terminal B host several major airline clubs and independent lounges, offering quiet spaces, food options, and amenities.

  1. United Club (Airside 3)

United Airlines operates a single lounge in the Gates 30-59 area, offering a comfortable place to sit, enjoy refreshments, and prepare for a flight. 

Location

Near Gate 43

Operating Hours

5:00 am to 8:00 pm 

Access

United Club members, eligible premium-cabin passengers, and certain Star Alliance Gold members traveling on qualifying flights   

One-day Pass Fees

$59

Amenities 

Light snacks, coffee, a bar, WiFi, and work areas 

  1. American Airlines Admiral Club (Airside 3)

The club offers a quieter place for eligible American Airlines passengers in the Gates 30-59 area.

Location

Close to Gate 55

Operating Hours

4:30 am to 9:00 pm 

Access

Same-day pass for premium cabin passengers on international American Airlines or Oneworld partner flights, Admirals Club members, and select Oneworld elite flyers

One-day Pass Fees

$79 or 7,900 AAdvantage miles

Amenities 

Complimentary food and drinks, a full-service bar, WiFi, and comfortable seating

  1. The Club MCO (Airside 4)

Another Club MCO serves passengers travelling through Gates 70-99. 

Location

Near Gate 91, close to InMotion 

Operating Hours

5:00 am to 9:00 pm

Access

Priority Pass, LoungeKey, and American Express Platinum Card holders

One-day Pass Fees

$63.90 per person

Amenities 

Complimentary food, snacks, drinks, children's area, internet access, and seating areas for relaxing  

  1. Delta Sky Club (Airside 4)

Airside 4 at Orlando International Airport features Delta Sky Club for Delta travelers.

Location

Close to Gate 71

Operating Hours

4:30 am to 10:45 pm

Access

Delta Sky Club members, eligible Delta One passengers, certain international premium-cabin travelers, and some eligible SkyTeam passengers 

Amenities 

Fresh food options, drinks, high-speed internet, power outlets, and agent support 

Note: Amex Platinum and Delta SkyMiles Reserve cardholders can enter the lounge same day when traveling on a Delta-marketed or Delta-operated flight. 

MCO Airport Lounges in Terminal C

Plaza Premium Lounge is the main lounge option in MCO Terminal C. It serves passengers travelling through gates C230-C254.

Location

Palm Court, Level 2, Near Gate C241

Operating Hours

7:00 am to 9:00 pm

Access

American Express cards, other lounge programs, or a paid pass  

One-day Pass Fees

$62-$65 

Amenities 

Food, drinks, charging points, WiFi, a quiet area, and showers

Orlando International Airport lounges are located in all three terminals. The Club MCO and Plaza Premium Lounge require paid entry, while American Airlines Admirals Club, United Club, and Delta Sky Club serve passengers who meet their specific entry requirements. The USO Welcome Center is reserved for eligible military visitors. 

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

01Which lounges at Orlando Airport offer paid entry?
The Club MCO in Terminals A and B and Plaza Premium Lounge in Terminal C offer paid entry.
02Is there a Priority Pass lounge at Orlando Airport?
Yes, Priority Pass lists both Club MCO locations and Plaza Premium.
03Where is The Club MCO in Terminal A?
The Club MCO is located in Airside 1, near Gates 1-29, close to XpresSpa.
04Does Orlando Airport have a lounge in Terminal C?
Yes, Terminal C has a Plaza Premium Lounge on Level 2 in Palm Court, near Gate C241.
05Does Orlando Airport have a free lounge for military members?
Yes, the USO Welcome Center in Terminal A offers free entry for active military members and their families.
06Are showers available in Orlando airport lounges?
Yes, showers are available at The Club at MCO in Terminal A and the Plaza Premium Lounge in Terminal C.
07Does Delta Air Lines have a lounge at Orlando Airport?
Yes, the Delta Sky Club is located in Terminal B near Gate 71.
08Can passengers access a MCO lounge if flying with a low-cost airline?
Yes, independent lounges allow passengers on a low-cost airline to enter when they show a valid pass or access card.
09Should travelers book an Orlando airport lounge in advance?
Booking ahead is recommended during busy travel times. However, entry may still depend on lounge availability, even with a reservation or membership.