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Terminal C has one baggage claim, located on Level 6.

For Domestic Arrivals – After deboarding, follow signs to Baggage Claim (located on Level 6). As you come off
the escalator on the Baggage Claim, Level 6, look for either a Hello Florida staff, wearing a purple polo shirt with
the Logo sign or a driver holding a name sign in the designated Meet and Greet area before proceeding to your
baggage carousel.

For International Arrivals – After deboarding, collect your luggage at the International Baggage claim, gather your
luggage and proceed thru Customs. After customs you will exit directly into the Domestic Baggage Claim, Level 6.
As you exit customs, look for either a Hello Florida staff, wearing a purple polo shirt with the Logo sign or a driver
holding a name sign in the designated Meet and Greet area. Please note the Meet and Greet area will be to your
left or right as you exit customs depending on what exit you use.

For all Terminal C arrivals
Hello Florida staff or drivers will be positioned in the designated Meet and Greet area on the Baggage Claim, Level
6. Identify yourself to them. At that time, they will escort you to your baggage carousel, assist with your luggage
and escort you to the waiting transportation OR they will provide instructions on where you proceed next.

Should your flight information change or, in the unlikely event that you can't find the Hello Florida
staff/driver with the sign in the designated Meet and Greet area, please contact Brittany Van Dyn Hoven @
407.455.3704.

The transportation company monitors all flights, so should the flight you are originally scheduled on be arriving early
or late, they will track it and the Hello Florida staff/driver will be in baggage claim when you arrive.

You only need to contact Brittany should you be put onto a completely different flight or airline or you
can't locate your Hello Florida meet and greet staff person or vehicle driver.

Thank you and have a safe trip to Orlando!

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