Luggage carts at MCO

[papasmurf]

I always laugh when I see the trolleys and how much they charge.

It’s like welcome to Orlando, get used to over paying for stuff.

[josephus_fl]

Whilst you're waiting for your luggage to come off of the carousel, just walk outside and cross the road to the car rental garage where you can pick up a free cart. It only takes a couple of minutes.

[mick]

Originally Posted by josephus_fl

Whilst you're waiting for your luggage to come off of the carousel, just walk outside and cross the road to the car rental garage where you can pick up a free cart. It only takes a couple of minutes.

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Not if you've arrived as an international passenger through gates 70-99 and kept your luggage I'm afraid. You collect off the carousel and board the monorail over to the central concourse.

Mick

[josephus_fl]

Originally Posted by mick

Not if you've arrived as an international passenger through gates 70-99 and kept your luggage I'm afraid. You collect off the carousel and board the monorail over to the central concourse.

Mick

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True. But that's a rather perdantic opinion.

[mick]

Originally Posted by josephus_fl

True. But that's a rather perdantic opinion.

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So all you maybe 80% of UK arrivals who land at gates 70-99 after a direct flight and collect your luggage immediately after immigration and take in on the monorail with you.

Make sure you cross the road and collect a trolley before boarding the monorail won't you.

Apologies for my pedantry but let me know where the road is that wasn't there in April.

Mick

[Thorpy]

I think this is cross purposes... Mick is talking about MCO, and Josephus, Sanford.

As for the wheel your own option, I use the trip in Manchester from car to checkin to make sure all bags are covered. We then remember how we managed this, IE who had what, and simply replicate it at the other end. We are also not averse to stopping over to the side int he baggage hall and packing all the carrier bags (WHSmith, kids packs etc) into cases so we have less items to manage.

[mick]

Originally Posted by Thorpy

I think this is cross purposes... Mick is talking about MCO, and Josephus, Sanford.

As for the wheel your own option, I use the trip in Manchester from car to checkin to make sure all bags are covered. We then remember how we managed this, IE who had what, and simply replicate it at the other end. We are also not averse to stopping over to the side int he baggage hall and packing all the carrier bags (WHSmith, kids packs etc) into cases so we have less items to manage.

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How absolutely stupid of me to think that a thread entitled "Luggage carts at MCO" really meant "Luggage carts at SFB". Even more stupid of me to provide what I thought would be a helpful response to possibly 80% of Dibbers.

Still it's the first time in over 15 years I've been called pedantic for providing a factual answer. You certainly learn what posts not to waste any time on in future though.

Mick

[ChrisS]

Originally Posted by josephus_fl

True. But that's a rather perdantic opinion.

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You may mean pedantic, not perdantic, which does not apply to Gadgey Mick, one of the most helpful people on this forum. Feel free to apologise in your own time.

[Monolith]

Originally Posted by ChrisS

You may mean pedantic, not perdantic, which does not apply to Gadgey Mick, one of the most helpful people on this forum. Feel free to apologise in your own time.

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Do we really need to be pedantic about the spelling of pedantic?

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As many have said, mick is very helpful and having a go isn’t really good manners on a forum

[ChrisS]

Originally Posted by Monolith

Do we really need to be pedantic about the spelling of pedantic?

😂😂

As many have said, mick is very helpful and having a go isn’t really good manners on a forum

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Yeap, it's called making a point, seems you're familiar with that concept too.