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bag storage JFK

jtceltic · 2013-06-27 19:42:25

Anybody know if i can store a suitcase in JFK, flyin over next week for a few days and then onto cancun and back through JFK to dublin, If possible i want to leave a suitcase of all the things i buy in NY in storage instead of dragging it to cancun and payin for extra bag. thanks

27-06-2013 7:42pm

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jtceltic

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Anybody know if i can store a suitcase in JFK, flyin over next week for a few days and then onto cancun and back through JFK to dublin,
If possible i want to leave a suitcase of all the things i buy in NY in storage instead of dragging it to cancun and payin for extra bag.
thanks

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#2 27-06-2013 8:17pm

crapmanjoe

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http://www.jfk-airport.net/luggage-storage.html

Not a great amount of options but its a start

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#3 28-06-2013 8:45am

yew_tree

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You could "Fedex" what you buy in NY home ahead of you. I wouldn't be sure of costs though or how much extra it would be etc.

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#4 30-06-2013 4:47pm

avalon68

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regular post isnt all that expensive if you dont mind waiting a few weeks for stuff to get there.

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#5 30-06-2013 6:18pm

lonestargirl

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Post or Fedex will require customs declarations, you don't really want to have to pay duty on a bag of stuff purchased in New York.

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#6 04-07-2013 2:10am

whitey1

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Mail home your own unlaundered clothes, the smellier the better, and carry the swag with you

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