How much luggage is allowed

[Bnemt5113]

My wife and I both have a bag to check. We each have a small rolling carry on. We each also have a garment bag. One for her formal and one for my tux. Is this allowed on a carnival

[Keith1010]

Absolutely.

 

No worries.

 

Have a great cruise.

Keith

[easyboy]

Yes you can.

 

 

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[Krazy Kruizers]

You won't have any problems with your luggage.

But -- remember that if you let the porters take your garment bags, they could get torn. All checked luggage are placed in big containers and hoisted onto the ship.

[John Bull]

No limits within reason - one of the advantages over flying. :)

But you are asked to limit the weight of each bag to around 44lb, even if that means an extra bag - the crew have to haul them around the ship.

And bear in mind that what you take you need to store in your cabin.

 

I strongly advise that you take aboard your evening finery as hand-luggage - luggage handlers aren't known for their gentle touch. ;)

 

JB :)

[SRF]

Considering I have seen couples with two FULL (like head high full) luggage carts, and carrying carry on, and dragging a rolling carry on, arriving at MIA and heading to the cruise ship greeters, I would say you are actually packing light. :)

[zqvol]

My wife and I both have a bag to check. We each have a small rolling carry on. We each also have a garment bag. One for her formal and one for my tux. Is this allowed on a carnival

 

It is allowed without question, but you might want to take a closer look at the Carnival boards about the tux and formal gown, those are rarely seen on CCL.

[cb at sea]

Most lines say 200 lbs per person....no way do most people bring or need that much stuff! No worries...you're fine.

[OCruisers]

My wife and I both have a bag to check. We each have a small rolling carry on. We each also have a garment bag. One for her formal and one for my tux. Is this allowed on a carnival

 

What you're planning to take won't be a problem! (y)

Enjoy your cruise! :D

[Luv Cruising Land or Sea]

It is allowed without question, but you might want to take a closer look at the Carnival boards about the tux and formal gown, those are rarely seen on CCL.

 

 

 

Rare but indeed still seen. If you like to dress formally you should[emoji322]

 

 

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[qianabb]

It is allowed without question, but you might want to take a closer look at the Carnival boards about the tux and formal gown, those are rarely seen on CCL.

 

 

 

Well if you are on the 11/11 sailing of the Sensation, you will see formal attire. Our 8 person group is going formal since we never get to dress up [emoji5]

 

 

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[ronrick1943]

Of course you can take all the luggage you want, but if your flying to a port maybe not....About dressing up, do it your table will look great. Don't worry about others, have fun.

[navybankerteacher]

 

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On the world cruise, a fair number of passengers bring so many suitcases that they book the cabin next door to use as a dressing / storage room.

 

I imagine some people might do this -- but can you give a specific number which might comprise "...a fair number..."? Frankly, it seems very unlikely that many would do this.

[Anthomaniac]

I imagine some people might do this -- but can you give a specific number which might comprise "...a fair number..."? Frankly, it seems very unlikely that many would do this.

 

if someone is paying 100K for a world cruise, then they can probably afford another 100K for another room.

[navybankerteacher]

if someone is paying 100K for a world cruise, then they can probably afford another 100K for another room.

 

That makes about as much sense as saying if you can pay $10 to see a movie, you can probably afford another $10 for an empty seat next to you for your popcorn; or, if you can afford $300 for a coach class seat on a plane you can afford $600 for a business class seat.