AirTran boarding pass....

[mzspaz]

Okay, I got my boarding pass printed out for tomorrows flight.

Now I need to figure out how to print one out for the return flight next Sunday?

I know that some resorts have computer access, so might just do that. But I wanted to get some idea of what others have done.

Any other suggestions?

Thanks!

 

[dudspizza]

Okay, I got my boarding pass printed out for tomorrows flight.

Now I need to figure out how to print one out for the return flight next Sunday?

I know that some resorts have computer access, so might just do that. But I wanted to get some idea of what others have done.

Any other suggestions?

Thanks!

I left my family at the MK and went to the Contemporrary. They have a business center there with printers and internet access. They could charge you for the access and printing, but since I was on for maybe 2 minutes to print the boarding passes, they simply charged me for the printing, which was $1 per page. I then jumped back on the monorail and met my family less than an hour later in front of Pirates of the Caribbean! Easy.

This is copied from another site.

Disney's convention hotels all have business centers. Those hotels include: the Contemporary, the Yacht Club, the Swan and Dolphin, the Boardwalk, Coronado Springs and the Grand Floridian. The day after Hurricane Charley hit, I used the computers in the business center at the Yacht Club's convention center to check my airline reservations. These services can be very pricey, so don't plan on doing a lot of surfing. The Yacht Club charges $10 for 15 minutes of 'net access plus $1 per page to print. Each hotel sets its own prices, so it could vary greatly from my experience. Call the hotels' business centers for more information before making the trek over there.

duds

 

[safetymom]

I have checked in using my laptop. When I got to the airport I had them print the boarding pass. I had my choice of seats by checking in early that I wouldn't have had if I had waited to do it at the airport.

 

[DebbieB]

I did the same as Safetymom last month. I had my laptop with me but no printer. I checked in, got seats, and had the boarding passes printed by the skycap at curbside checkin. They even tell you on the screen if you are not able to print them, just hit continue. You could even have someone at home do it for you to get your seats.

 

[Ibelieveinfairies]

I haven't done this myself, but have read of others having the Guest Services desk at their hotel do this for them...would try that before making a special trip to another hotel and paying for internet connection.