We’re soarin’, flyin’.
The Orlando International Airport (our beloved MCO) is adding a new flight that is making a trip to Tokyo Disneyland look even more appealing.
food IS a theme park
We’re soarin’, flyin’.
The Orlando International Airport (our beloved MCO) is adding a new flight that is making a trip to Tokyo Disneyland look even more appealing.
There’s another big change happening at the Orlando International Airport!

Orlando International Airport
Almost everyone traveling to and from Disney World encounters the Orlando International Airport! The busy airport has undergone numerous changes over the last year, with many more on the horizon. It was just announced that the Hudson Group plans to close its travel stores at MCO — let’s take a look at the details.
Is it just us, or have we been getting a lot of Orlando International Airport news?!

Orlando International Airport
Almost everyone traveling to and from Disney World encounters the Orlando International Airport! The busy airport has been seeing many changes over the last year, with many more to come. One of those changes is the addition of a bunch of new restaurants, and as Disney Food Blog, we really couldn’t be happier.
Traveling through the Orlando International Airport this holiday season is changing, and you are going to want to be aware!

Orlando International Airport
We all know that traveling during the holiday season can present its fair share of challenges, and preparation can go a long way. MCO just announced a major change that could throw a wrench into how quickly you get around the airport.
Getting ready to book your flight to Disney World? A new option is about to join the market!
When traveling to Disney World, people most often fly into the Orlando International Airport (MCO). MCO is home to several airlines and hundreds (sometimes thousands) of flights per day. Now, JetBlue Airways is expanding its options for flights to the Orlando airport!
Following weeks of delays and cancellations due to the United States government shutdown, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has lifted the emergency order calling for reduced flights — but that doesn’t mean the chaos is over quite yet.
Orlando International Airport (MCO) has warned that it may take airlines some time to fully return to normal, which could impact holiday travel plans.
There’s an easy way to save time at the Orlando Airport, but almost no one does it.
If you’ve ever flown into or out of Orlando International Airport (MCO), you already know how hectic it can be. Between long security lines, packed terminals, and the constant hum of travelers rushing to their gates, MCO can feel like a theme park without the fun part. But here’s the thing, there are a few incredibly easy ways to make your airport experience faster and less stressful. The surprising part? Most people don’t use them. Let’s talk about why.
The United States Government has been shut down since October 1st, 2025, impacting airports and flights across the country, among other things.
On the morning of November 10th, there were significant flight delays and cancellations at Orlando International Airport (MCO), the airport that most people fly into when heading to Disney World. We’ve got the latest information you need to know, so let’s get into it.
As of November 7th, 2025, over 1,000 flights have been canceled flying within, into, or out of the United States due to the government shutdown.
Transport Secretary Sean Duffy said, “You will see mass flight delays. You’ll see mass cancellations, and you may see us close certain parts of the airspace, because we cannot manage it, because we don’t have air traffic controllers.” Many major airports are being affected, including the Orlando International Airport (MCO), the closest airport to Disney World.
Last night, at about 10 p.m. Eastern, I got the message no traveler wants to see: My flight was canceled. I was supposed to fly from Evansville, Indiana (EVV) to Orlando (MCO) tonight on Breeze Airways — a trip I’ve made dozens of times. But with the FAA ordering mass flight cancelations across the country due to staffing issues and ripple effects from the government shutdown, my plans changed fast.
According to reports from NBC News, the FAA has grounded or delayed thousands of flights nationwide as they scramble to manage critical air traffic control shortages. Some airports have seen cancellations rise by more than 40% compared to an average Friday, and with Thanksgiving just around the corner — traditionally one of the busiest travel periods of the year — this is starting to look like a major travel crisis in the making.
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