Orlando Airport Lounges
Orlando International Airport · Orlando, United States
Orlando International (MCO) is a major US leisure gateway, and its lounges are almost all airline-run rather than independent. We track four: the Delta Sky Club, United Club and American Airlines Admirals Club cover the three big US alliances, and a USO Center serves military travellers. Access here leans on airline status or a premium-cabin ticket more than on lounge memberships.
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Este guia é compilado a partir de fontes de companhias aéreas, alianças e operadores de salas VIP, além de regras de acesso publicadas pela Priority Pass e DragonPass — ainda não visitamos pessoalmente todas as salas VIP em Orlando International Airport. Nada aqui é posicionamento pago, e o guia é atualizado conforme salas VIP abrem, fecham, reformam ou mudam suas políticas de acesso. Saiba mais sobre como verificamos os dados das salas VIP.
Última atualização 24 de junho de 2026
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Delta Sky Club
The Delta Sky Club in the Center Atrium near Gate 71 is the most well-rounded lounge at MCO, with a cold buffet, complimentary beer, wine and spirits, a TV lounge and a children's room. It serves Delta and SkyTeam Elite Plus passengers, plus eligible Delta and Amex cardholders.
United Club
The United Club on Concourse B near Gate 43 covers Star Alliance Gold passengers and United Club members, with a hot and cold buffet, complimentary bar and a children's area. The natural choice if you're flying United or a Star Alliance partner out of Orlando.
American Airlines Admirals Club
The American Airlines Admirals Club in Terminal B near Gate 55 serves oneworld Sapphire passengers, Admirals Club members and eligible American premium-cabin flyers, with Wi-Fi, a self-serve bar and a quiet, contemporary space to wait before boarding.
USO Center
The USO Center welcomes active-duty, Reserve and Guard service members and their families with complimentary snacks and soft drinks — a free, dedicated space for the military community passing through Orlando, separate from the airline lounges.
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USO Center
★4.1The USO Center at Orlando International welcomes U.S. Armed Forces active-duty, Reserve and Guard service members and their families. It's a free, dedicated space — separate from the…
The American Airlines Admirals Club at Orlando International is in Terminal B near Gate 55, after security. It serves oneworld Sapphire passengers, Admirals Club members and eligible…
Delta Sky Club
★4.3The Delta Sky Club at Orlando International sits in the Center Atrium near Gate 71. It serves Delta and SkyTeam Elite Plus passengers and eligible members, with a complimentary cold buffet,…
United Club
★4.0The United Club at Orlando International is on Concourse B near Gate 43. It serves Star Alliance Gold passengers, United premium-cabin flyers and United Club members, with a hot and cold…
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Salas VIP de Orlando International Airport por terminal.
Main Terminal (Terminals A & B)
Orlando International runs from one large main terminal split into Terminal A and Terminal B sides, feeding airside gate concourses reached by automated shuttle. All four of MCO's lounges are inside this main terminal complex: the Delta Sky Club sits in the Center Atrium near Gate 71, the United Club is on Concourse B near Gate 43, the American Airlines Admirals Club is on the Terminal B side near Gate 55, and the USO Center serves military travellers. Check which gate area your airline uses, as the airside concourses are reached by shuttle and you should head to the correct side before going through.
- —All four MCO lounges are in the single main terminal complex
- —Delta Sky Club is in the Center Atrium near Gate 71
- —United Club (Concourse B, Gate 43) and Admirals Club (Terminal B, Gate 55) sit on their airline's side
- —Airside concourses are reached by automated people-mover shuttle
Como entrar nas salas VIP em MCO.
Orlando is an airline-lounge airport, so access leans on airline status and premium-cabin tickets rather than independent lounge memberships. Each of the three big US alliances has one lounge — Delta Sky Club (SkyTeam), United Club (Star Alliance) and the American Airlines Admirals Club (oneworld) — and a USO Center serves military travellers free of charge. Always match your lounge to the airline you're flying.
Airline & alliance lounges
Each major US alliance is represented once at MCO. SkyTeam Elite Plus passengers use the Delta Sky Club, Star Alliance Gold passengers the United Club, and oneworld Sapphire passengers the American Airlines Admirals Club. Access follows your frequent-flyer tier and the airline you're flying that day.
SkyTeam
Star Alliance
oneworldBusiness & First class ticket
A business- or first-class ticket on the relevant airline gets you into that carrier's Orlando lounge directly — Delta for the Sky Club, United for the United Club and American for the Admirals Club — with no membership needed.
Delta Air Lines
United Airlines
American AirlinesClub memberships & day passes
Paid Delta Sky Club, United Club and Admirals Club memberships open their respective lounges, and some allow a day pass at the door subject to capacity. Eligible co-branded airline credit cards can also grant access — check your card's current terms.
Delta Sky ClubUnited ClubAdmirals ClubUSO Center
The USO Center is open to U.S. Armed Forces active-duty, Reserve and Guard service members and their families. It's free for the military community and provides a quiet space with complimentary snacks and soft drinks, separate from the paid airline lounges.
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Match the lounge to your airline
- —MCO's lounges are airline-run, so the right one depends on who you're flying — Delta, United or American each have a single lounge.
- —There's no independent contract lounge selling general walk-in passes here, so airline status or a premium-cabin ticket is the usual way in.
- —Co-branded airline credit cards (Delta, United and American) can grant access — check your card's current terms before relying on it.
Find your gate area first
- —Orlando's airside concourses are reached by automated shuttle, so head to the correct Terminal A or B side before clearing security.
- —The Delta Sky Club sits in the Center Atrium near Gate 71; the United Club is on Concourse B near Gate 43.
- —The American Airlines Admirals Club is on the Terminal B side near Gate 55.
Timing and crowds
- —Orlando is a heavy leisure airport with big early-morning and afternoon departure banks — lounges fill fastest at those peaks.
- —Arrive a little earlier than usual if you want a seat with the family during school-holiday periods.
- —Most MCO lounges close in the evening rather than running 24 hours, so check the hours if you have a late flight.
For military travellers
- —The USO Center is free for active-duty, Reserve and Guard service members and their families — a dedicated space away from the airline lounges.
- —It offers complimentary snacks and soft drinks and a quiet place to rest before a flight.
- —Bring valid military ID, as access is limited to the service community and their families.
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We track four lounges at Orlando International (MCO): the Delta Sky Club, the United Club, the American Airlines Admirals Club and a USO Center for military travellers. All are inside the main terminal complex.
Orlando's lounges are airline-run — the Delta Sky Club, United Club and American Airlines Admirals Club — rather than independent contract lounges, so access leans on airline status, a premium-cabin ticket or a club membership. Check Priority Pass's current Orlando listing directly, as the airline clubs are the main lounges here.
It depends on your airline. The Delta Sky Club near Gate 71 is the most well-rounded all-round option; Star Alliance flyers use the United Club on Concourse B, and oneworld passengers the American Airlines Admirals Club in Terminal B.
The Delta Sky Club, United Club and Admirals Club can be reached with a paid club membership or, where allowed, a day pass at the door subject to capacity, as well as with eligible co-branded airline credit cards. The USO Center is free but limited to military service members and their families.
Yes. The Delta Sky Club is in the Center Atrium near Gate 71. It serves Delta and SkyTeam Elite Plus passengers and eligible members, with a cold buffet, complimentary bar, a TV lounge and a children's room.
Yes. The United Club is on Concourse B near Gate 43. It serves Star Alliance Gold passengers and United Club members, with a hot and cold buffet, a complimentary bar and a children's area.
Yes. The American Airlines Admirals Club is on the Terminal B side near Gate 55. It serves oneworld Sapphire passengers, Admirals Club members and eligible American premium-cabin flyers, with Wi-Fi and a self-serve bar.
Yes. The USO Center at Orlando International welcomes U.S. Armed Forces active-duty, Reserve and Guard service members and their families, with complimentary snacks and soft drinks. It's free for the military community and separate from the airline lounges.