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Question about Ryanair and buggies

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puffling · 26/02/2008 19:39

I'm aware that Ryanair will take an infant's buggy free of charge. Does this mean you have to pay for the buggy if the child is over 2 years old?

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sophiewd · 26/02/2008 19:42

Pretty sure they are free as well, take them to the gate and then they put on plane, never heard of them charging for buggies regardless of age.

TotalChaos · 26/02/2008 19:43

Never been charged for DS buggy when over 2.

puffling · 26/02/2008 19:44

I hope so, it's just that in their faqs, they say 'infant's' buggy not simply buggy.

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puffling · 26/02/2008 19:45

Was that with Ryanair, Totalchaos?

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puffling · 26/02/2008 19:46

On sim. subject, as we've paid for her, being over 2, does she get the same cabin baggage allowance as us?

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TotalChaos · 26/02/2008 20:07

yes with Ryanair - last time on Ryanair with buggy was last September, DS was 3.

dizzydixies · 26/02/2008 20:14

no charge for buggy anytime we go - get to take it to the stairs/gate as well which is helpful

yes to baggage allowance but remember with ryanair you now have to pay per bag in the hold so do that when you book as its cheaper than just turning up with them

puffling · 26/02/2008 23:08

Thanks TC and DD. We don't have to pay for cabin baggage do we?

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dizzydixies · 26/02/2008 23:10

no just luggage for in the hold - its all detailed on their website
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