Is valet service available in Port Everglades?

[PaperSniper4]

We are interested in the service offered by some cruise lines in some ports called Valet Service, Express Baggage Service or whatever. This is the service offered by your ship a few days prior to arriving at its home port. The service usually cost about $25 per bag, and purchasing will have the ship/port/airline pickup your bag the last night of the cruise, then you will see it again at your final airport destination. This is a very useful service for those who cannot easily handle all their own bags. I have used the service on Celebrity and RCI in Port Everglades.

 

Anyone know if Princess offers that service in Port Everglades? I will ask this on the CC Princess forum also.

 

Thanks.

[Lionesss]

I hope this helps, it is the whole information packet

 

Go to the last couple pages to review.

 

 

Safe travels.

 

 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sWZ9D9HxO6PWLXgwYnsP2zymlo1Ew94R/view

Edited August 17, 2019 by Lionesss

[PaperSniper4]

2 hours ago, Lionesss said:

I hope this helps, it is the whole information packet

 

Go to the last couple pages to review.

 

 

Safe travels.

 

 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sWZ9D9HxO6PWLXgwYnsP2zymlo1Ew94R/view

Thanks, but like I said, I have used the service on Celebrity and RCI ships, I am wondering if Princess offers that service also.

 

[capriccio]

4 hours ago, PaperSniper4 said:

Thanks, but like I said, I have used the service on Celebrity and RCI ships, I am wondering if Princess offers that service also.

 

The program on Princess ships is called EZ-Check.  IIRC it is $25 per person for up to 2 bags.  Sign up is a few days before disembarkation - you'll receive a notice in your cabin.  Put your luggage out the night before disembarkation and next see it on the luggage carousel of your destination airport.

[judy5000]

Is this service available out of Port Canaveral?

[capriccio]

33 minutes ago, judy5000 said:

Is this service available out of Port Canaveral?

Judy - you might want to start a new thread asking that question since folks with Port Canaveral experience may not be reading a post entitled Port Everglades.