P&O Cruises Warns Passengers to Weigh Luggage or Face Boarding Delays
P&O Cruises Warns: Weigh Luggage or Face Boarding Delays

P&O Cruises has issued a reminder to passengers to check their luggage weight before boarding to avoid potential delays and being recalled to the terminal. The cruise line emphasizes that failing to adhere to the weight limit can disrupt the embarkation process.

Baggage Allowance Policy

All P&O Cruises ships operate a baggage allowance policy. The cruise line states: "You can bring as many bags as you can comfortably fit into your cabin." However, each item of luggage should weigh no more than 23kg for safety and handling purposes.

Consequences of Exceeding the Limit

If luggage exceeds 23kg at embarkation, P&O Cruises warns that passengers "will be recalled to the terminal and asked to remove items or repack your bags." Additionally, baggage may be delayed at disembarkation if the limit is exceeded.

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Tips to Avoid Delays

Passengers are advised to weigh their luggage before traveling. Handheld digital luggage scales are affordable and compact, offering a simple solution to stay within the weight limit. For those traveling by coach to Southampton with Cruise Connect, there is a restriction of two medium cases per guest, each weighing no more than 23kg.

Boarding Process

P&O Cruises also urges passengers to adhere to their allocated boarding time, found in My P&O Cruises 21 days before boarding. Printing luggage labels in advance helps ensure bags are sent to the correct cabins.

Hand Luggage Recommendations

Passengers are allowed to bring hand luggage or a carry-on bag on board. This is recommended as suitcases may take a few hours to be delivered to cabins. Essentials such as passports, toiletries, sun cream, a change of clothing, and swimwear should be packed in carry-on bags for immediate access.

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