spirit - big front seat/carryon questions

[ColinCodyMom]

We paid for the big front seats for both flights but am curious where the personal items go for these seats. Usually under the seat in front of us is what I recall. Maybe that's wrong?? Hmm. Also, if we have nebulizer and medications for our kids alone in a bag do we pay for that as a carry on or because its a medical thing do they not charge? Just want to be clear on the fees. I'm also concerned about printing boarding passes as we are leaving from a o a. Is that something they can do? Thanks for the help!! This traveling thing is confusing!!

 

[bianca]

I always get front seats. Carry-ons AND personal items all go into the overhead, as there is no under seat storage in front of you.

 

[ColinCodyMom]

Thank you! I was worried I would have to pay for the personal item because there is no place to stow it. Thanks for clarifying!

 

[lost*in*cyberspace]

Thank you! I was worried I would have to pay for the personal item because there is no place to stow it. Thanks for clarifying!

You can stow your baggage in any overhead bin; they aren't reserved for the seats beneath.

 

[mrg013]

Like others said, you'll be able to stow your personal items in the overhead bins (at no charge) without a problem. That's also typically only for take-off and landing. Once you're in-flight and the fasten seatbelts sign is turned off, you can usually just take your personal items out and put them on the floor in front of you if you'd like.

When it comes to printing boarding passes, others have mentioned that you can do it by asking at the front desk at the resort or by going to Guest Relations in any of the parks. I've never personally done it, but it seems many others haven't had any issues. Since you've already purchased your assigned seats, you could also just wait until you get to the airport to do it. If you have your confirmation number handy and use one of the kiosks that Spirit has in the airport, you can print them for free. They will charge you if you want a live person to print your boarding pass, but the kiosks do the job just fine.