BWI - MCO
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Low season | January |
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High season | April |
Cheapest flight | $41 |
Average price round-trip | $135 |
Good deal round-trip | $115 |
Good deal one-way | $63 |
When to book flights from Baltimore to Orlando
Top tips for finding a cheap flight from BWI to Orlando
- Looking for a cheap flight? 25% of our users found flights on this route for $63 or less one-way and $115 or less round-trip.
- The cheapest flight from Baltimore to Orlando was found 20 days before departure, on average.
- Book at least 2 weeks before departure in order to get a below-average price.
- High season is considered to be March, April and May. The cheapest month to fly is January.
- Morning departure is around 4% more expensive than an evening flight, on average*.
- Even though there are direct flight options from Baltimore/Washington International Airport (BWI) to Orlando International Airport (MCO), sometimes you may find more affordable connections if they have one layover in between. For example, you can fly with American Airlines which generally stops in Charlotte Douglas (CLT).
- If you’re arriving at Orlando International Airport (MCO) with a pet or service animal. Stop at one of the pet relief areas around the terminals to let them stretch their legs and relieve themselves after the flight. They’re on Level 3 of Terminals A and B, before the trains from Gates 1 and 4.
- There’s a shuttle bus that connects Orlando International Airport (MCO) with downtown Orlando for those who want to use public transportation from the airport. This Line 11 Lynx bus ride takes about 40 minutes to get to downtown Orlando, costing around $2 each way.
- For those who may require assistance upon their arrival at Orlando International Airport (MCO), contact your airline to book the mobility service. This means someone will assist you from your arrival gate, through the terminal. There are also wheelchairs available.
- Explore the BWI Airport art exhibits while you're waiting for your flight to Orlando. There are various exhibits and masterpieces throughout the terminal. You’ll find pieces, like the International Art Gallery, before the D/E Security Checkpoint, or the Chesapeake Blue Crab before security on Skywalk A, overlooking the A Security Checkpoint.
- Baltimore/Washington International Airport (BWI) is located about 30 miles northeast of Washington DC and around 9 miles south of Downtown Baltimore. The airport is a focus city for Spirit Airlines, which is one of the airlines offering flights to Orlando.
- Orlando International Airport (MCO) is located 6 miles from Downtown Orlando. MCO serves as a major gateway to the mid-Florida region. All domestic flights including those that come from Baltimore/Washington International Airport land on Concourse 2 to the east of the main terminal.
- If you want to shop or buy a gift for your loved ones, you will many options at Baltimore/Washington Airport. There are over 50 stores located throughout the terminals and concourses allowing you to shop to your heart’s content.
- If you’re looking for a place to relax and enjoy a meal or a drink before your flight, the lounges at Baltimore/Washington International Airport offer a serene place. The Club at BWI is a shared-use lounge that delivers a good lounge experience at an affordable price. The Club is located in the Airside, Concourse D. The airport also features a USO Lounge, located at the lower level next to Baggage Claim 14.
- To save time at the checkpoints, you can use the CLEAR program provided at Baltimore/Washington International Airport. The CLEAR program expedites the security screening process at the airport. You can enroll for the service at Checkpoints A, B, C, and D/E. The service allows you to skip the security line and thus saves you time for your flight.
FAQs for booking Baltimore to Orlando flights
Top 3 airlines serving from Baltimore to Orlando
Scores according to KAYAK customer reviewsI always walk by a pallet of Avelo branded mini bottles of water on the tarmac, but I’ve never seen them in flight. Yup, not even water offered on a 3 hour flight. No wi-fi onboard. We just watch the flight crew on their phone for 3 hours every flight. At least a mid-flight trash pickup would be great. Better than my last flight, but they only could have gone up from there. Don’t use for business or ticketed vacation like Disney… too unreliable.
I always walk by a pallet of Avelo branded mini bottles of water on the tarmac, but I’ve never seen them in flight. Yup, not even water offered on a 3 hour flight. No wi-fi onboard. We just watch the flight crew on their phone for 3 hours every flight. At least a mid-flight trash pickup would be great. Better than my last flight, but they only could have gone up from there. Don’t use for business or ticketed vacation like Disney… too unreliable.
You get what you pay for. The plane was dirty and the seats were awful.
Nightmare airline. Avoid Avelo. Understaffed at check-in with long, slow lines. Inexplicably had two flights and only one plane. Not weather or maintenance related apparently. One was supposed to go to Myrtle Beach and one to Orlando. I imagine someone thought it would be better to fly the available plane to Myrtle Beach and back and then go to Orlando since that round-trip was shorter. This didn’t account for the human factor of an end-of-week Orlando flight being 85% Disney passengers and putting the flight on a six-hour delay in New Haven airport… which, if you’ve been there, is tiny and has nothing to do for 50 kids excited to get to Disney. This delay was announced at the time of departure. No one realized before the time of departure there was no plane on the ground? And no one thought… hey I think the Myrtle Beach crowd might be a better one to have wait if we’re going to make a choice here (mind you the initial inbound plane was coming from Orlando and supposed to be out aircraft… they literally said let just grab this plane because it’s here to get this other group out at the last second). There is/was zero customer service desk for Avelo in HVN and there were no updates/announcements throughout the day. Plane still gets back late and we finally leave. No wi-fi on these planes, no snack or even water. I know this is budget airline, but expected at least a water after 8 hours of travel day. This should have been offered in terminal too. We land… hooray. Would you believe there is no ground crew to get the plane in to the gate… for 27 minutes. 27 minutes!!! At this point the rental car center is closing in 10 minutes, kids on the plane are crying again, and everyone is talking about how they’re never flying Avelo again. Finally get off. Bags are out at baggage claim right away (finally something right?), but they’ve stopped the carousel immediately and there is no baggage service rep. People are climbing over the carousel to get to the far side (if you’ve ever been to MCO you’ve seen it) because obviously they just stopped it immediately once all the bags were out. This airline is a dumpster fire. Icing on the cake was that while everyone was stuck in HVN, they were setting up for a celebration of their millionth passenger tomorrow. I bet 995,000 of those will never fly the airline again. Don’t fly Avelo. You’ve been warned.
Airline was the only available airline during the Southwest cancellation. It was easy to book. Lowest available fair. Convenient airports. Everything was great. Problem was, they didn’t release what gate flight was departing. The woman at the ticket booth didn’t know which terminal they were boarding and wanted me to wait in 30+ minute line versus telling me to look for flight kiosk. Burbank gate was packed. Otherwise the flight was perfect!!
Barely room for the tray table to come down. Clearly a budget airline that overcharges for every additional service.
It was a smooth and short flight and the pilot got us to our destination early. Had it been a longer flight, a snack and drink would have been nice. But this flight was perfect. Thank you.
This is my first time flying in this aerolínea, and is really good Thanks so much
Flight was cancelled and received no help had to drive to Baltimore in rental costing over $500.00
Fly on time Fly the correct date Don't seat everyone together
The stewards going to Tampa were amazing. A few of the ones coming back were cold and distant. The girl at the desk at boarding was actually rude.
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Baltimore - Orlando Flights
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Baltimore (BWI)United States
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Orlando (MCO)United States
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Compare transportation modes for Baltimore to Orlando
| Average price | Average duration | |
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| Flights | $135 | 2h 20m |
| Trains | $247 | 0h 00m |