"Easy Fly" Program
Mar 31, 2011 | 10:02 am
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Oct 2009
Programs: Delta - GM
Posts: 171
"Easy Fly" Program
I recently took the NCL Pride of America Cruise in Hawaii. On the next to the last day, in their newsletter, NCL mentioned that you could use the "Easy Fly" program. Essentially you give them your airline information, they check with the airline and if they get the okay, they print out your boarding passes and give you luggage tags. You put the tags on your luggage, NCL picks it up and you don't see it again until you get to your home airport. It was a bit pricey ($25 per person), but I loved not having to lug three large suitcases around. And yes, the luggage did arrive at GRR when I got there.
Does anyone know if they do that on any other cruises??
Does anyone know if they do that on any other cruises??
Mar 31, 2011 | 10:09 am
#2
Join Date: Sep 2005
Posts: 133
We saw the same program on Princess Cruises last Christmas. The $25 cost seemed very reasonable since I didn't have to lug heavy suitcases from the cruise terminal to the airport.
It worked flawlessly. Will certainly do it again on next cruise.
It worked flawlessly. Will certainly do it again on next cruise.