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Flight over to Antarctica and SS supplied clothing


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We are taking an Antarctic cruise in January that starts with the flight over the Drake Passage to St George.  SS says their baggage limits are strict: 55lb checked bag and 17lb carryon.  They also say an SS parka, waterproof pants, and rubber boots will be waiting for us at the hotel before the flight.  So my question is, do we have to leave some room (10lbs?) in the luggage for this new gear?  I guess I could wear the parka on the plane, and the pants are possibly light and easy to squeeze into the luggage.  But surely I don’t want to wear the boots on the plane?  Any word on prior experience from Antarctic Bridge veterans would be appreciated. Thanks. 

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They don’t count in your weight restrictions.  However, you need to carry them on the plane.  Wear shoes that you can toss in your carryon, when you but your boots on.  You will need your boots, pants and jacket when you land in St George for the zodiak ride to the ship. Your Luggage and carryon will follow separately.

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