Can this swing be packed for air-travel?
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It collapses well. I'd measure it for you, but mine's packed up now. I imagine you'd be able to pack it in a larger square type bag, rather than the standard rectangular roller bag.
1014190
I was able to fit ours into a large-sized roller bag, after I completely dismantled it. It only takes a few minutes to break down and put back together, so it wasn't a problem at all.
1014191
Yes, but it would have to be dismantled to it's original packaging. When you buy it it comes in a box that's about 2ft by 1 ft and 4 inches deep. Once you reache your destination you would need to assemble it.
212093
I believe you could take the mattress on a plane, could be packed in a suitcase along with other personals or even in a carry on bag. It folds into a small package, but make sure you check the total weight and restrictions on weight. Our grandkids just love the air bed.
1570584
Yes. I bought this swing and within a month it started coming apart at the seams. I would not purchase
263401
Carry on would be fine. Depending on how you pack, it may need to go in the overhead compartment.
1901240
Wonderful playhouse. Comes in two pieces but a bit too large to fit in a suitcase. Perhaps you can just wrap it securely and put it through with baggage?
1038183
Yes. Easy set up and take down. Once the canopy is attached the first time you never have to do it again. It collapses into itself and stores in a bag that has wheels on it.
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I would not travel with it. It's too big for that. The two pieces are about 2.5 or 3 feet tall each. When it's put together it's taller than me and I'm5' 2"
92728
It might fit in a checked bag, but it would most likely be too tall for carry-on. It's very compact when rolled up, but the height would be the determining factor, as the poles are rigid and cannot be folded down any further.
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I think so. The box is long but thin. Not too heavy. I didn't do four flights, but was able to move it myself. I would bet you could do it with no problems if you had another pair of hands to help.
2170470
Yes it can...and it can swing open from either end..very versatile...Trisha
925519
I think it would have to be boxed to travel on an airplane. There's just too much plastic. As for stacking something on top of it, I probably wouldn't put more than 50 pounds on it. Just my opinion.
1106024
Not really. It's too large to be portable. It's a nice product and a GREAT value but not really ideal to knock down and set back up.
724017
I have not unpacked it yet. But from the looks of it, if you want to use it on an air plane,I think it is to big. For a car trip I think it would be ok.
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No, I would think even before it is put together it would be too large to put in a suitcase.
809017
I am sure you could. The one I have the arms fold down. And I'm sure you could take it apart the way it was shipped to you to make it easier to travel with. I bought mine quite a while ago & can't remember but I think it was pretty easy to put together. I use mine all the time. I keep it on the back porch. Love it.
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Although you can increase the area available for flying by not install hanging toys and the horizontal decking, I don't think the cage, as designed, is big enough for flying. It is better to add on another section with access thereto from one of the doors at the top on either end.
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It would be possible because there is not a frame in the pack. You would need to take off the MOLLE's and the deployment pack and put them inside. Also keep in mind that it would be very snug. This is a large pack. It is not designed to travel this way. It will fit in the overhead. Best not to place under your seat.