TSA Pre Check

This is such bad experience with TSA in Orlando airport
They don’t know how to handle the urgent situation and clear up people jam once system is down. This was caused so much trouble for the passage once they missed their flight. Yesterday the wait time is more than 1 ½hrs to passed the security so of course so many people were missed their flight. Bad bad bad working people here and u better check in ur airline 5 hrs before ur flight so TSA won’t screw u up.

Short lines, yes.
Don’t have to take anything off, yes.
Don’t have to remove anything from your luggage, yes.
All of these are mega pluses!
Are there employees in a rush to get to work going thru this line and cutting people off in order to get thru first? Yes.
HOW IS THIS THE SAME LINE!!! It infuriates me each and every time! If they must be the same line then the employees should be forced to wait in the efficient, quick line like the rest of us! Don’t agree? Then give them their own entrance!!!

Missed my flight due to their understaffing. I highly recommend avoiding this airport. Even with tsa pre check, the lines were so backed up that there were 17 people who missed my flight alone.

So happy to see TSA Pre-​check here. Orlando is a crazy busy airport and no one wants to wait in line while mom and pop lines up their little ones with all those adorable little carryon’s. But Pre-​check at Orlando is also a nightmare. I have never had anyone spend so much time digging thru my backpack to the point that it was beyond annoying. Even still, I made it thru fairly quickly.

TSA pre-​check at MCO it beats waiting in line like all the other people. The issue that I had with the TSA pre-​check was it seemed very un organized. There were people that were coming up to the TSA pre-​check line that were not TSA pre-​check and the TSA officers would turn them around and show them what line that they were supposed to be in. This ended up backing everybody that really was for TSA pre-​check up. Other than that there is one check in at MCO. Once you’re through check-​in you go down the hole and there is a train that takes you to the hanger were all the flights are. I do hope in the future that they correct this whole TSA pre-​check issue. Until then rating will remain at three stars.

If you travel a lot; TSA Pre Check is way worth it. Orlando Pre Check is usually very smooth…

Ok my last few trips through MCO using TSA Pre Check has me rethinking my last review. It seems their plot to totally disregard this privilege has been reconsidered so I’m cautiously optimist giving and them the benefit of the doubt that they will continue to do the right thing. Although I’ve always thought the TSA crew stationed here do a decent job, its the policies that they are directed to enforce that has always been the reason for my displeasure. I guess no matter the guidelines used its better than being herded through the cattle chutes that exist here.

Thank goodness for TSA Precheck, especially at an airport like MCO that is very heavy with families (who don’t know how to fly) and foreigners (who don’t know what the US flying guidelines allow). Bypass all of that (or at least most of it) by keeping your eye out for the blue sign and here you go, usually in line with people who do this enough on a regular basis.
Keep your shoes on. Keep your laptop in your bag. Keep your segregated liquids and gels in their ziplock in your bag. And you’re good to go. Usually less than 6 minutes, sometimes even shorter. Yay, TSA.
Good experience here in MCO today.

Never again. United failed on every level. They don’t prevent people from taking on more than one carry on or from taking on carry ons that are far larger than are supposed to be allowed. They do not help with questions about connecting flights and navigating foreign airports. The staff is rude. The drinks and food are overpriced — even in comparison to other airlines that already charge too much. I will never fly United again — ever.

Would you like to go through the Pre Check, Sir? — Would I ever!!!
Laptop — Stays in the bag.
Toiletries — Stays in the bag.
Cellphone, tablets, general electronics — stays in the bag.
Shoes — stays on the feet
Belt — stays where it is at.
Water — goes into the mouth or into the bin.
Result — fast and convenient.

Fast, fast, fast. you have to get pre check. it will save you a ton of time.

No more Long waits, Super long lines, being infront of people who never been through airport security. Slow people. Or hearing the same lines from the tsa agent over and over again that you just tune out because you know the drill. TSA precheck gives you a little freedom when going through security.
You don’t have to do
the following:
+Remove shoes
+Remove notebook from bag or luggage
+Remove Jacket
+Remove quart size bag from book bag or luggage
Four ways to enroll.
1. Through Global Entry cost 100.00
2. TSA Precheck Enrollment location cost 85.00
3. Nexus
4. Sentri
Enrollment is a breeze. Make a reservation online at the participating program. Go to the enrollment location in your area to met a tsa agent or customs officer. Answers a few questions to make sure you are not a crazy person. Two forms of ID. Photo taken (for global entry). And a deep background check.
Cons.
+ You have to be on a airline that participate in the service in order to gain access to Precheck.
(Delta, American, US air, United, Southwest, Virgin America, Jetblue, Alaska airlines and Hawaian.)
+Not avaliable at all airports.
+Precheck lines run on a different schedules than regular TSA lines. But some airports have lines run 24 hour
+ You won’t get precheck all the time. It’s random.
+The precheck line can be long at larger airports at peak times .But due the fewer restrictions the line moves 50% faster.
Overall great service for the individual who travels alot.

Leave shoes on, leave computers in bag, keep jackets on. Great line!
Not sure how we got put into this line, but we did.
Funny thing was, the line really didnt go that much faster because everyone was confused.
I flew Southwest Airlines, by the way.

So, a line at the airport in which you can leave on your shoes, and take nothing out of your bag? oh and not to mention much shorter wait?
Yes please!
Specific airlines participate, so if you fly Southwest, currently you will not be able to use TSA precheck. I fly Delta usually, and had been invited by Delta to participate. Always check your boarding pass and look for TSA precheck which lets you know you can use the line.
Also, if you have a known traveler number with Global Entry, nexus, or sentri, you should be able to use precheck if flying a participating airline.