Now you have the stamp on your passport,
which allows you to stay in the U.S. for six consecutive months,
and you're leaving the immigration hall at the airport.
Now what?
Well, it's time to pick up your luggage.
That's always the next step,
whether you're at your final destination,
or you're connecting to another city in the U.S.!
But, that piece of information
will determine where and how you do that.
If you arrive in Orlando, but it's not your final destination
and you will be boarding another domestic flight
to another city in the U.S., you will need to grab your bags.
There's a transit counter for passengers
who are boarding domestic flights to other cities.
Where you'll first grab you bags,
check them into your final destination,
and then go to the security checkpoint.
Let's say you're on a nonstop flight to Orlando,
and it's your final destination.
It's important to remember that airports in America can be massive.
Sometimes up to nine terminals!
In order to get from one facility to the next,
you may need to take a shuttle.
At the Orlando International Airport,
passengers should take the shuttle train on level three,
to get to the main terminal, where the baggage claim area is.
The APM is now arriving.
Alright, guys! Looks like it's here!
Let's hop on!
Please, stand clear of doors and the entrance when the APM stops.
Please, exit through C Park.
Please, watch your step.
So, we're about to get to the baggage claim area.
The process in the U.S. is no different than anywhere else in the world!
Just approach the baggage carousel,
pick up your items and you're good to go!
Baggage carts aren't normally free,
if you have too many bags, you'll need to purchase one.
But most systems take cash or card
so, you should be all set to go!