Resort Airline Check-In - Southwest

[KylesMom]

By chance have they expanded the Resort Airline Check-in with Southwest to include WDW properties other than POP? Note that I'm specifically looking for the Resort Airline Check-In Service - not ME service . . .

Thanks! :mickey:

[faline]

Not that I've heard.

[alliekat]

Is Pop Century still doing the airline check-in? I wasn't sure if it was a pilot program or if it was there indefinitely.
Thanks

[Strmchsr]

Pop is definitely doing the program and I understand, though I have not 100% confirmed, that the All-Stars are now participating as well.

[wdwnomad]

Yes, Southwest is a participating airline at all of the All Star Resorts now. I think it started back in October for them.

[massachusetts]

We'll be at POFQ in May. Is SW doing check in there?

[Strmchsr]

We'll be at POFQ in May. Is SW doing check in there?

Right now it's only at the values. Hopefully it will expand at some point.

[wildernesslady]

It's great that they are starting to expand. Another reason to fly SW.

[Lizzie]

Good to know we might start flying southwest the ability to check luggage in at the hotel is huge for us our next trip will have 4 kids 5 and under they aren't much help with the luggage.

[KylesMom]

We decided to go ahead & book AA for our return trip today, as I'm not confident they'll expand the Resort Airline Check-In service to the remainder of the resorts in the next few months with SW. At this point it's a trade-off since SW flights are the same price as AA for our return trip . . . we'd pay $30 for the Early Bird Check-In on Southwest with an earlier flight, or we'd pay $40 for two checked bags on AA with assigned seats after 8 pm. Pretty much a wash, but the Resort Airline Check-In service is just too valuable for us for a $10 difference . . .

Thanks to everyone for your responses!