Boarding passes

[yesmylove]

Can guest services do your boarding passes for you if you give them your confirmation number as well as pay for your checked luggage, which you do at the same time?
Thanks

 

[Dug720]

If you're on a participating airline and either bought your air through Disney or have bought Disney port-to-airport transfers, you can do the Onboard Airline Check-in. Otherwise, you'll have to check yourself in at the airport - or pay for internet access to check in yourself but you'll still have to check your luggage at the airport.

 

[Shanti]

Can guest services do your boarding passes for you if you give them your confirmation number as well as pay for your checked luggage, which you do at the same time?
Thanks

Yes. You have to sign up for Onboard Airline Check-In, and be flying on a participating airline. SWA is not a participating airline, btw.

 

[yesmylove]

I guess it won't work then, we are flying Westjet.

 

[hanscarlet]

anyone know if American Airline is a participating airline? I've always wanted to try this. I wonder if this is something Concierge can help me out with.

 

[Aby]

I make sure to sign up for the free 50mb internet on boarding day, and then save that to use to check in for my flight 24 hours ahead. With WestJet, you can check in online and then just skip the boarding pass printing. Then, when you arrive at the airport you can just use the kiosk to print the passes and luggage tags, and you're good to go!

Aby

 

[TXDCLfan]

anyone know if American Airline is a participating airline? I've always wanted to try this. I wonder if this is something Concierge can help me out with.

yes they are!

 

[Dug720]

anyone know if American Airline is a participating airline? I've always wanted to try this. I wonder if this is something Concierge can help me out with.

AA is definitely a participating airline! There are a few advantages to not using cattle-call air!

 

[PrincessShmoo]

In case anyone else want to know the requirements for the Onboard Airline Checkin:

ONBOARD AIRLINE CHECKIN
From Port Canaveral: (from cruise documents 8/9/2014) The requirements are below

1. • You must have purchased DCL Air and/or DCL Ground Transfers
   • Your flight has to leave from Orlando International Airport after 11:30 am on the same day your cruise vacation ends.
   • Your flight must be on a participating airline:

Alaska Airlines
American Airlines (USAirways merged)
Delta Air Lines
JetBlue Airways
United Airlines

1. • Your final destination must be within the U.S. (including Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands)
   • Each luggage piece can weigh no more than fifty (50) pounds.
   • Airline specific baggage fees may apply and can vary by airline. Please check with your specific carrier for more details.
   • Applicable airline baggage fees will be posted directly to your shipboard account.

Some Guests may be selected to check in at the airport and may not be able to use this service.