Weight and Size Limits - North America
Last Updated: Nov. 01, 2009
More Tour and Travel Advice for the USA and Canada
Contiki Tours in the USA and Canada have a luggage restriction of 1×20 kilogram (44lbs) bag and 1 x carry on bag. Any reasonable sized suitcase however is okay. Although your bags won’t be weighed, if your suitcase is too heavy then you will have to load and unload it on and off the bus yourself. (Workplace health and safety for your Driver)
On US tours it’s best to roughly stick to to the 73cm x 50cm x 25cm (29” x 20” x 10”) and 20 kilogram (44lb)weight restriction.
If you are returning to Anaheim you will have the option of storing your excess luggage at the Stovalls Inn at Anaheim.
Clients not returning to Anaheim should take note of this as they will not be able to bring excess luggage on the coach.
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I ask the same as Milo above…If we are going to spend more days in the US, travelling after the tour ends – What are we supposed to do?
leticiazevedo
posted on Sep. 02, 2009
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I agree with you Aimee490, it sounds a bit silly and a bit much to ask of the traverlers who are going onto other places and are in the states longer then the tour… what are we suppose to do?
milo_da_vinci
posted on Aug. 10, 2009
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Is this just a rough guide or do we HAVE to stick to these limits? I’m flying from Australia to do a US tour and the airline allows us to have a 32kg suitcase that’s nearly double the dimensions of the contiki one. I understand there would be limited room on the bus, and the driver’s health and safety, but it seems a bit silly cutting your luggage down that much just for 11 days of a month long trip?
aimee490
posted on Jul. 16, 2009
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