What do you do to pass the time away while in the air??

[Kitty 34]

We only have a three hour trip by air, but that sometimes seems to take forever!! What do you do to pass the time away while flying?? :cool: :bounce: :cool:

[cassie]

I like to read a good book, but I find it hard to concentrate.

[Chuck S]

I take a book , too. Take a deck of cards, you can play solitaire or for two you can play cribbage.

[Disnydad]

I like to watch the take off & landing. The rest of the time I read a book or go over my PassPorter. That sometimes starts a conversation with those around me.:earsboy: The only time I seem to fly nowadays is to WDW!

[TSI_Fan]

I like to look out from the window and watch the take off and landing. I also like to watch the climb, looking out over the land as it slowly gets smaller and smaller, trying to figure out what is down there. Once at a cruising elevation, I just relax in my seat and try to sleep! ( I usually catch red-eyes or early morning flights) I keep it a light sleep so I don't miss the complimentary beverage and snack...er...bag of 4 peanuts. :)

[Beverly Lynn]

I love to sleep but unless my DD sleeps then I am awake....so I read. or play games with her.

[SeaSpray]

I bought new GameBoy games for my DS's, and I bought the hand-held version of "Who Wants to be a Millionaire" for my DH and I to pass between ourselves. It worked out great, took our minds off the traveling time!

[DisneyHumbug]

My teens all bring their walkmen and cd's. A month or so before we travel, I put aside all my magazines (I get a lot!) and carry them on board and read them. I take them to the hotel and usually leave them there so I don't have to lug them back home (more room for souvenirs!)

[Patio]

I brought my Birnbaum and Rita Aero books and read, read, read. Also hand held games like Yahtzee, casino. There's nothing better than knowing you're going to land in Orlando.

[RoseNJ]

This will be my first trip in 5 years without children to entertain on the plane. With my DS, I would bring a coloring book and crayons(Disney of course!), sticker books, a portable CD player with his favorite music, and a little snack. The 2-21/2 hours didn't really seem that long. This year, I think I will take your magazine advice and bring music for me!

[MinnieMe2]

I like to read a good book. For our trip last Feb., I saved the newest Harry Potter book, and found both the flight down and back to be too short - LOL! My kids are teens now, so they choose what they want to do. My sons have started a new 'tradition' and stay up all night the night before leaving. Then they sleep on the plane. Personally, I think it's ridiculous, but they think it's cool. I'll be soooo glad when they outgrow this.....