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Travelling with 18months old on Ryanair

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Lina98 · 26/03/2024 11:11

Hello, we will be traveling with Ryanair next months and looking to buy a cabin approved stroller. However, after contacting Ryanair, they said that all of their strollers, despite their size are put on hold and because of their policy you can’t put it in overhead locker.

Has anyone had a problem with that traveling Ryanair? If not, what stroller did you have? :)

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Caspianberg · 26/03/2024 11:23

You can take one. It just counts as your main overhead luggage. So Ryanair only include free under seat bag, and you have to upgrade to take larger bag.

I have been taking babyzen yoyo the last 3 years. I fold it into the bag before we get to the gate

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Lina98 · 26/03/2024 12:22

Caspianberg · 26/03/2024 11:23

You can take one. It just counts as your main overhead luggage. So Ryanair only include free under seat bag, and you have to upgrade to take larger bag.

I have been taking babyzen yoyo the last 3 years. I fold it into the bag before we get to the gate

That’s what I was thinking as I’m buying an extra sit for my toddler since he’s too heavy to be sitting on my laps. But all they said “sorry it’s our policy all strollers need to be put on hold”.
i will be buying a bag and putting like you said, they can’t say nothing then 😂 thanks

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Caspianberg · 26/03/2024 12:29

I always put in the bag and it’s fine. Why should it matter? If you pay for your extra overhead luggage?

often we pay for priority for two adults and our 3 year old and only take the pram that goes overhead and a small rucksack by feet. When we can technically take x3 overhead and x3 bags by feet, so way under luggage limit ( w Ralph’s pay extra for checked suitcase). Someone could take a larger overhead suitcase full of Haribo and that’s not essential yet allowed.

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