The terminal now has 24 dining and retail locations and several massive interactive multimedia screens.
OrlandoInternational Airport just vex a major facelift , and it ’s an expensive one . Terminal C at the travel hub has been in the employment for several years , and despite face a brief roadblock when the pandemic hit , the $ 2.8 billion project is at long last complete .
As of this workweek , the full updated end is opened to the public . Terminal C takes up a banging 300 acres and expect to suffice up to 12 million passengers annually , according to airport officials . The 15 - gate terminus can accommodate up to 20 aircraft , including minute - soundbox , jumbo , and topnotch - jumbo jet-propelled plane .
Not only that , but the pole also plays host to a monumental amount of concessions , 24 total . The new collation spots admit Sunshine Diner by Chef Art Smith , Shake Shack , PGA Tour Grill , Wine Bar George , and more .
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No worries if you ’re in the mood to give away and forgot to grab a relic from one of Orlando ’s many musical theme Rosa Parks . This terminal has set out you covered in that department as well . you could recover 12 new retail emplacement spread among the shining , heart-to-heart - air halls , and all the big stem commons players are represent , let in Walt Disney World , Universal Studios , and SeaWorld .
If that ’s not enough to keep you entertained , the new terminal also includes several interactive multimedia system feature to help you make it the time while you wait for that connecting trajectory .
Environmentally - conscious travelers can feel good about pass through the terminal as well . The travel hub was designed for certification as one of the first LEED v4 aerodrome campuses , which is just a fancy way of saying it was built with sustainability in psyche .
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So if you needed another intellect to justify your next Walt Disney World sojourn , you ’ve got it . Just make certain to mete out some meter in your schedule to explore all that Terminal C has to offer .
