plan to carry this on the plane to a friend ...is it too big to carryon unassembled
224166
It's pretty heavy and in a rather large box. I suggest having it directly shipped to the recipients house.
224167
Too big Don't waist your money only lasted 3 months the floor doesn't stay together dogs can push the sides outt
1908503
It would probably be possible to pack this full enough of uncompressible items that it would no longer go through the metal detectors and therefore could not be carryon. But you'd have to work at it, and probably could barely lift it. I've used it as a carryon for a roundtrip flight, there were no issues with the laptop, various bits of hardware, and a weekend's worth of clothes and toiletries.
1617934
I have had mixed experiences with this. Most of the time, I have been allowed to carry it own without an issue. I have once been told I had to check it - admittedly, it was stuffed completely full and it was an international flight. I have not had a problem with it fitting in the overhead space, but it will not fit under the seat in front of you. Agree with RF Zeiss, I think it is a great carryon. It's a terrific bag. Safe Travels- Rob
606892
It depends on how much you put in the bag. It was okay to carry on an American flight but I didn't have it packed full since it has a lot of room for things.
85255
I agree with the others if you are thinking you can bring this somewhere on a plane now. Its too big and would be way too heavy.
1922461
Short answer: no. Long answer: most likely no...If they let you carry it on it would squish into the overhead if it's not totally full. But it's longer than most carry ons.
1908502
I have taken it on planes a few times, and was never questioned about its size. If you absolutely pack it to the brim, I can see how it may not fit in the overhead bins in smaller planes (just guessing - I never encountered the problem as I don't stuff these). HTH
293798
Completely disassembled it may fit in a carry-on, but you would have to check with your airline, sometimes they require a smaller carry-on depending on the size of aircraft you'll be boarding.
1940103
I would say it would fall within the max size for a carry-on. The box was surprisingly small, since it is like vacuum-packed, like the "space bags". As soon as the plastic was cut, the topper expanded and unrolled slowly. Do not open upon getting it if you plan to take it on a plane. You'd never get it back as compact as the box it came in.
843992
The box is pretty large, a little larger than the table. It's too big for a carry-on but you could check it to your destination.
655484
No, it isn't carry-on friendly, but it does fit in an XL suitcase. It can also be checked with the luggage. It's pretty sturdy! My guy is almost 2 and we still use this. It's wonderful! I have a pack and play as well, NEVER use it. This is too lightweight, quick and easy.
1798632
I don't think it will fit in a suitcase even unassembled. Book is about 2 ft wide by 4 feet tall by two inches deep...give or take
781066
No. You'd have to put it in your carry on bag. It is very squishy and soft so wouldn't take up much space I don't think.
532272
Is big the box, have to go like luggage is no way you can put it inside the plane unless is w/box
938359
It is larger then regular luggage dimensions, you would probably have to send it as oversize luggage. But I'm sure airlines would allow since the take golf clubs and surf boards! Most of it is already put together for you so i can't give you the size of each piece, but I would keep it in the box to send.
1953193
It was pretty big and heavy. Very we'll built but it would not fit in carry on.
2095324
Even though the mattress cover comes compressed and rolled in the box, the box is pretty big...would not be small enough as a carry-on.