JetBlue has joined American Airlines, Southwest Airlines, and United Airlines on the participating carrier list for Disney's Airport Luggage Transfer. The pilot moves checked bags between Orlando International Airport and six Disney resort hotels for eligible domestic flights.
JetBlue is the fourth participating airline
Guests flying JetBlue can use the service for arrival, departure, or both when they are staying at a participating Disney hotel. The airline list now covers American, JetBlue, Southwest, and United.
Caribbean Beach remains among six participating hotels
Guests can send checked bags to Disney's All-Star Movies Resort, All-Star Music Resort, All-Star Sports Resort, Art of Animation Resort, Caribbean Beach Resort, or Pop Century Resort.
Arrival and departure rules for the bag service
Arriving guests can send checked bags to a participating Disney Resorts Collection hotel, then request them through Luggage Assistance after reaching the resort. Bag delivery can take up to four hours after flight arrival.
Departing guests can drop checked bags at Luggage Assistance from 24 hours to four hours before flight departure. A government-issued photo ID is required at drop-off, and airline baggage fees still run through the airline.
Participating airlines and current limits
Arrival registration runs from 30 days to 24 hours before departure through BagCheck. Guests need a Disney Resort confirmation number and an airline confirmation number. International flights are not eligible, and medication, electronics, perishables, passports, and important trip documents should stay in carry-on bags.
Guests using the service still need their own ride between Orlando International Airport and Walt Disney World. Additional airlines could be added later.