Can you bring a travel stroller on a plane with Allegiant Air when traveling with a baby?

 

Bringing a travel stroller on Allegiant Air

 

Short answer: Yes — Allegiant generally allows you to bring a travel stroller and/or car seat when traveling with a baby. You can usually use the stroller through the terminal and then check it at the gate or ticket counter at no extra charge (it won’t count as your paid baggage).

• Gate check: Most parents use the stroller up to the gate, then gate-check it. It’s returned to you at the jet bridge after deplaning when possible.
• Checked at counter: If you check it at the ticket counter, you’ll pick it up at baggage claim instead of at the gate.
• Car seats: If you plan to bring a car seat for use on board, it must be FAA-approved. Car seats can also be checked free of charge if not used on the aircraft.
• Prepare the stroller: Collapse it, remove loose accessories, and tag it with your contact info. Consider a protective bag for fragile or expensive strollers.
• Arrive early: Allow extra time at check-in/security to handle stroller/car seat drop-off and any infant documentation you may need.

 

If you want, tell me your flight route and stroller type and I’ll help you plan whether to gate-check or check at the counter.