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Orlando International Airport now has its own official GIFs

February 01, 2019 at 5:36 PM

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GIF via Orlando International Airport

The Orlando International Airport now has its own GIFs, so travelers can fully express their shock and dismay that the tourist trapped in the glass box is not alive.

The airport announced on Twitter Friday that it now has a verified channel on GIPHY for "official MCO motion images."

Big news, GIF fans! Orlando International Airport is now on GIPHY. Our verified channel is the new ever-growing home for official MCO motion images, which are pronounced "gifs" not "jifs", by the way.

▶️ https://t.co/SxYEB8lTfF pic.twitter.com/w43yG9o1z6
— Orlando International Airport (@MCO) February 1, 2019

Those "official MCO motion images" include:

MCO, if you reading this now, please know the world needs a flossing TSA worker GIF.

When Preston started doing the floss dance above the @TSA checkpoint at MCO, he caught the attention of an officer below who was headed to his break. Impressed by the kid's sweet dance moves, he decided his break could wait for a little fun and an impromptu dance-off. 🕺 pic.twitter.com/lINJ0eB2jx
— Orlando International Airport (@MCO) June 1, 2018

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