Dream Luggage Express ?

[luke6t6]

I've read conflicting information. Has anyone been on the Dream lately and if so, do you know if Southwest Airlines participates in the Luggage Express Program? Thanks in advance. Luke

[MileHiCrzr]

We returned home from our Dream cruise on SW. Worked like a charm - put the luggage outside the cabin and never saw it again until we got to Denver's airpoort. It cost $20 per person and was certainly well worth it.

[luke6t6]

Great. Thanks for the info. Do they also print the boarding pass/zone for you? If so, were you able to get in either the A or B boarding zone? Thanks. Luke

[MileHiCrzr]

Actually I paid SW the extra $10 and my zone was assigned by them 36 hours before the flight (as oppposed to the normal 24 hours). I was in Zone A, as well as the other folks traveling with me - managed to get the bulkhead seat. Carnival prints the boarding pass for you and delivers it to the cabin. If you want to use this service you have until 11:00 p.m. Wednesday night to let them know.

[Jeffbhhs]

Actually I paid SW the extra $10 and my zone was assigned by them 36 hours before the flight (as oppposed to the normal 24 hours). I was in Zone A, as well as the other folks traveling with me - managed to get the bulkhead seat. Carnival prints the boarding pass for you and delivers it to the cabin. If you want to use this service you have until 11:00 p.m. Wednesday night to let them know.

 

I also purchased the Early Bird thing from Southwest what do I need to do to get carnival to deliver boarding passes to me?

[jolyroger]

We did this in April as well, best money we ever spent!! No dealing with the luggage and not seeing it till we get home...Great!!! (especially when going with a group involving kids and older folks, meant in a nice way....Mother in law has a terrible knee)

[luke6t6]

I will definitely purchase. My only concern was whether or not Southwest participated. This is great news. Thanks. Luke