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www.raileurope.com Where does your luggage go on the train? Not to worry, your bags will be nice and secure. Just remember to put your name on the tag. There’s plenty of storage room, but still, pack light!

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Erin Michelson of www.GoErinGo.com talks about “Death by Luggage” and how to pack smart for your travels.
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Question by MON B: Spain Train Travel and Luggage Question?
I’m taking a trip to Spain and it would be best to take the overnight option of taking a 10pm train from Barcelona and arriving in Madrid the following morning. It is just a cheaper option. My question is what do I do with my luggage when I check out of the hotel in the morning? Do I just take it with me the entire day ? Or is there some option where I can leave it?

Best answer:

Answer by mellow yellow
Most hotels are usually happy to facilitate guests and will keep their luggage in a separate area until it is collected, normally some hours later.

Maybe email the hotel concerned to confirm that this option is available.

If, in the unlikely event that’s not possible, check this link

http://www.barcelona-tourist-guide.com/en/transport/baggage-storage-barcelona.html

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Excerpted from Pamela Z’s performance at The Kitchen, September 2010. The traveler wants to carry all her luggage on, but meets resistance from the clerk at the check-in counter. She has to improvise to get her things on board. Pamela Z’s BAGGAGE ALLOWANCE is comprised of three components: A full-evening multi-media performance work, a gallery exhibition, and an interactive web-based artwork. This video shows an excerpt from documentation of the performance run at The Kitchen in New York. (Visit Pamela Z’s USA Projects page at www.unitedstatesartists.org Baggage Allowance is a sonically and visually layered work focusing on the concept of baggage in all its literal and metaphorical permutations. Through vocal performance with electronic processing, found text, and recorded interviews, multi-channel sound, interactive video, and sculptural objects, Baggage Allowance scans and inventories the belongings (and memories) we all cart around. The work explores the concept of baggage in its many senses — physical, intellectual, and emotional — baggage as impediment and baggage as treasure. Drawing from Ms. Z’s extensive traveling and cartage experiences, text from found sources, and interviews with travelers who speak poetically about their memories of train travel and flying and their numerous baggage-related stories, the work touches upon the ball-and-chain-ness of dragging one’s things all over the world.

Thomas The Train Wheeled Backpack – Kid Size Thomas Rolling Backpack

• Toddler size rolling backpack measures 12″H x 9″W x 4″D
• Telescope handle that raises 9″ from the top (total height approx. 22″)

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