Just for the laughs I would get him some from Victoria's Secret. They do have Men's Cologne and it's pretty good.
Thank you for following up, I can certainly understand with it being the last flight needed for A-List. The lack of flexibility is almost always the downfall of booking 3rd party. I'm glad to hear you got a SW Rep that was willing to do it for you.
I was there for a short weekend end of October....we didn't go to parks bc we wanted to relax...I didn't miss them at all,I have no desire to mess around with reserving things and genie etc. That's stressful IMHO. If you're concerned about crowds, you may want to be very flexible..... I avoid crowds,and mask up indoors still- on Sat. evening we walked thru Disney springs to get to our hotel...it was CROWDED. It's honestly the ONLY time thru this whole thing that we've worn our masks outdoors..... SO plan accordingly. I love the resort in general,the restaurants,the various ways of lazily enjoying a day at Disney,but I don't miss the parks,and what they are right now.
Tax implications? I can't deduct anymore so it wouldn't matter for me.
Ours are always due late January- we've always paid them mid December bc my DH wanted me to do that for the tax year (or something lol) so yeah you can do that.
Yes. Checked Experian this morning and Chase did a check on December 5th. My current score is 797, which should easily qualify me for the Aeroplan card. Wondering if I should call. Does anyone have the number (can I use the number on the Experian report)?
Thank you for the input. With the testing (antigen 24 hours before we leave and PCR before we head back) and only being there for a few days I think we are shelving the trip. One of my nagging worries is that 1 of us could test positive and then what? Dd would miss several days of school and she's in a very demanding / rigorous program (bio chemical engineering), so that would be catastrophic. Also ITA about the planning / reserving -- I like to try to relax when I'm away and waking up early just to secure rides would not be much fun for me. I didn't mind having a detailed plan (done in advance of our trip) for the parks in the days of FP, but Genie seems more stressful.
Depends on your tax situation….if you itemize and aren’t already above the $10k SALT limit ….
Hey - I was just coming here to do that, and I was like, OH somebody tagged me@SouthFayetteFan Just a friendly reminder about your Southwest reminder.
I can’t answer your question, but this made me chuckle because I can’t even get my 14yr old DS to wear deodorant.
My almost 13 yo "forgets" deodorant too
and it's quite the effort to get him to shower. I'd settle for foot powder daily because he has the sweatiest stankiest feet. No way he'd wear cologne. When DS had the puberty talk at school, the nurse doing the parent briefing was male and admitted to faking showers when forced. He would go in the bathroom, turn on shower, get water on his hair, then sit and wait until it was "long enough" before turning off the shower. He said his mom caught on gave him lots of "hug & sniff" after showers and sent him back to take a real shower. . Boys.
Hey - I was just coming here to do that, and I was like, OH somebody tagged me
Some bookings are that way. That's how I used my 2021 Hotel collection $200. I had already used DH's bonus 200.
How do you enroll with the Venture X? I tried entering my credit card number with Priority, and it says it's not valid.
Eek! How on earth would they determine the cash rate when the hotel is sold out?? It would probably "cost" less just to have all the points forfeited. Geez. And I saw that reddit post too when I was searching for answers. I would hope the travel insurance provided by purchasing the airfare with CSP/CSR would cover that, as long as it was a covered event.My understanding is if you canceled less than 7 days, they would charge you 2 nights of the cash rate.But you would get the points refunded. If you had to do this for an emergency, hopefully you'd be able to plead your case with the hotel.
You should get the points refunded if more than 7 days before.
ETA: A couple threads I came across about this before:
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/hya...on-t-show-up-nonrefundable-award-booking.html
I wonder what happened with the guy who was charged $10k for Calala.
Go under the rewards section on the venture x part of the capital one sight. Like you are looking at your miles. There’s a sub section I think it’s all the way on the right. ( I’m not at a computer right now). Scroll down to priority pass and enroll there. I enrolled by going through the capital one site.
