Where to store luggage in San Diego?
Sep 14, 2019, 1:22 am
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Looks like a service just opened up for baggage storage/dropoff/delivery at the airport:
Hopefully they do well and stick around long term. ^
Here’s how it works: a traveler makes a reservation via the company’s website or at the Baggage Nanny kiosk at the San Diego International Airport. At the kiosk, they drop off their bags for the company to store safely. Later, a Baggage Nanny employee delivers the bags to the traveler’s destination of choice, at the time specified in the reservation.
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Baggage Nanny can drop off the bags at the traveler’s hotel, rental property, or home. The company charges a fee of $20 per bag, no matter the size. The service can also pick up bags from hotels or homes and store them at the requested terminal for the traveler ahead of their departure from the San Diego International Airport.
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Baggage Nanny can drop off the bags at the traveler’s hotel, rental property, or home. The company charges a fee of $20 per bag, no matter the size. The service can also pick up bags from hotels or homes and store them at the requested terminal for the traveler ahead of their departure from the San Diego International Airport.
Sep 14, 2019, 7:53 pm
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Looks like a service just opened up for baggage storage/dropoff/delivery at the airport:
Hopefully they do well and stick around long term. ^
Hopefully they do well and stick around long term. ^
The company was already mentioned earlier in this thread, in posts 10 (from Oct. 2018) and 14 (from May 2019).
However, the opening of Baggage Nanny kiosks at the airport is apparently a recent development.
Sep 15, 2019, 1:58 am
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Also, as someone who lives in SD, I have no need for them, but hopefully they continue to be reliable for those who do.
Sep 15, 2019, 2:20 am
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)Also, not everyone drives (understatement), not everyone rents cars, not everyone wants to drive in an unfamiliar location (perhaps even on a different side of the road than they are used to), and sometimes a rental car is simply an unnecessary additional expense.
Finally, car trunks are not particularly secure. They are easily broken into, without even leaving a mark on the car. Not everyone wants to take the chance of leaving baggage in a car trunk.