Don't Lose Your Bags! How to Fold Royal Caribbean Luggage Tags Watch This BEFORE You Print Luggage
Australia CountryRoyal Caribbean Cruise LineAnthem of the Seas Cruise ShipVoyager of the Seas Cruise Ship
Royal Caribbean Cruises Australia Voyager of the Seas & Anthem of the Seas Getting your luggage tags ready is usually the "it’s finally happening" moment of cruise prep. Royal Caribbean’s printable tags can feel a bit flimsy since they’re just paper, but the folding method is designed to make them surprisingly sturdy. Here is the quickest way to get them ship-shape: Step-by-Step Folding Print and Cut: Print your luggage tags (found in your Edoc/Guest Ticket Booklet) in color if possible. Cut along the solid outer lines. The "Long" Fold: Fold the tag lengthwise (along the dotted lines) into thirds. This creates a thick, narrow strip of paper that is much harder to rip. The Loop: Wrap the folded strip around the handle of your suitcase. Secure: Match the ends up so the barcode and your room number are facing out. Staple the ends together where it says "Staple Here." --- Pro-Tips for "No-Stress" Tags The Tape Trick: If you aren't using plastic tag holders, run a piece of clear packing tape over the printed side before folding. It "laminates" the paper, making it waterproof and tear-resistant. Wait to Attach: Do not attach these tags before a flight. The airport machinery will eat them. Wait until you get to the hotel or the cruise terminal parking lot. Plastic Holders: Most frequent cruisers buy reusable plastic luggage tag holders (specifically for Royal Caribbean/Celebrity) on Amazon. They zip shut and loop on with a steel wire—much more secure than staples. Note: If you forget your tags or they rip off during travel, don’t panic. The porters at the pier have plenty of blank tags and a master list; they’ll just write your cabin number on a new one for you.