Where to print SW Boarding passes??

[pjlla]

My DD and I are staying at a private home in Tampa that does not have a computer. Where could I go on a Sunday morning/afternoon to print my boarding passes for our return flight the next day? Kinkos? Staples? Would either of those do it? We are staying in a hotel near the airport Sunday night, as our return trip is fairly early, but I don't want to risk waiting possibly 12 hours to print the passes and get less than an "A". (If it helps, we are staying in Northport, FL.) Thanks in advance for any suggestions......P

 

[NotUrsula]

If you have access to a web-enabled cell phone, you can do it that way and then "reprint" the paper bp's at an airport kiosk, you'll keep the same letter.

Anyplace like Kinko's that has rent-a-computer service will work. I'd suggest the local public library, but the one in Northport is closed on Sundays.

You could also print a copy of your itinerary and leave it with a friend/relative who can check you in. Again, you don't actually need to be present or have the bp printed when it is done.

 

[salmoneous]

The easiest thing to do is have a friend or family member back home check you in and then print your boarding passes when you get to the airport. Your A/B/C status is set by when you check-in, not when you print.

 

[Disneyhappy]

If you have access to a web-enabled cell phone, you can do it that way and then "reprint" the paper bp's at an airport kiosk, you'll keep the same letter.

Anyplace like Kinko's that has rent-a-computer service will work. I'd suggest the local public library, but the one in Northport is closed on Sundays.

You could also print a copy of your itinerary and leave it with a friend/relative who can check you in. Again, you don't actually need to be present or have the bp printed when it is done.

Yep! This is what we do. Check in using my cell phone and then print theboarding passes at the kiosks at the airport. After doing it the first time, it is so much less daunting! I also like the idea of having someone with access to a computer check you in and then print them at the airport kiosks.

 

[snowwite]

The easiest thing to do is have a friend or family member back home check you in and then print your boarding passes when you get to the airport. Your A/B/C status is set by when you check-in, not when you print.

That is what we did a couple weeks ago

 

[vacation dreamer]

My DD and I are staying at a private home in Tampa that does not have a computer. Where could I go on a Sunday morning/afternoon to print my boarding passes for our return flight the next day? Kinkos? Staples? Would either of those do it? We are staying in a hotel near the airport Sunday night, as our return trip is fairly early, but I don't want to risk waiting possibly 12 hours to print the passes and get less than an "A". (If it helps, we are staying in Northport, FL.) Thanks in advance for any suggestions......P

do you have a friend or family member that could check you in? Then you can just get your boarding passes when you check-in your luggage at the airport.

 

[slruud]

Use Checkinsooner.com. You just provide them with your confirmation number and name and they will check you in automatically at the 24 hour mark. I am using them this trip....writing this from POFQ even as we speak. They will check us in Friday morning while we are at which ever park we are at. No having to go find guest services and interrupting our fun. When we get to MCO on Saturday, we'll just hit a kiosk and print out our boarding passes. Good luck.

 

[pjlla]

Thanks for all of the replies. We are not checking luggage, so if we have to print our passes at the airport, do we have to wait at the "check in" line with everyone else, or are the kiosks separate? Thanks again.............P

 

[bg4]

if no luggage and you checked in previous but only need a copy of your bp then go to the kiosk.