Ability to Print Boarding Pass

[maryisme]

I'm thinking of using an airline that allows check-in 24 from departure time. Well, I'll be on the ship when that window opens up. Will I be able to go online on the ship and print my board pass?

Thanks!

 

[tmt martins]

Yes they might charge you for it .

Another option is if flying SWA you could have someone here on Mainland do it for you ( just check you in 24 hrs. ahead ) then you reprint you passes at the airport.

 

[m4travel]

Many airlines offer you the option of checking in on-line and printing your boarding pass when you reach the airport. (And it's on IBM-sized card stock when printed at the airport instead of a full sheet of paper.) You could certainly check in via the ship's internet service and save the cost of printing by picking up your boarding pass at MCO.

Southwest would probably be the only airline for which checking in early would be an advantage. Twenty-four hours in advance should get you a boarding pass assignment of Group A for first boarding after those needing assistance. Once checked in, you retain your Group assignment. Printing the boarding pass later does not change it.

 

[aka-mad4themouse]

If you're flying Southwest, another option is to use your cellphone to check in! Check out the details here:
http://southwest.com/travel_center/wireless_access.html
I don't know if this will help you at sea (depends on whether you can get a signal or not). But it's an option that you might want to keep in mind.

 

[Verandah Man]

If you're flying Southwest, another option is to use your cellphone to check in! Check out the details here:
http://southwest.com/travel_center/wireless_access.html
I don't know if this will help you at sea (depends on whether you can get a signal or not). But it's an option that you might want to keep in mind.

Cool, thanks for this tip, I might have to use this in May!!!

 

[maryisme]

Wow, thanks for all the information. This site never ceases to amaze me - we've got some real experts on here!

By the way, Southwest is the airline i'm flying - or rather - waiting for my dates to open.

Thanks again!

 

[tmt martins]

If you're flying Southwest, another option is to use your cellphone to check in! Check out the details here:
http://southwest.com/travel_center/wireless_access.html
I don't know if this will help you at sea (depends on whether you can get a signal or not). But it's an option that you might want to keep in mind.

This does work great I used Blackberry and a reg web enabled phone in Feb to check-in very easy to use.