One of our friends visited London and endured a frustrating exchange with his Online Travel Agent in regards to a ride to the airport for his flight home. I followed along with the thread on Facebook, and after he arrived safely home, I asked and received permission to share the details.
Here’s the story:
On Friday, Hyatt launched a promotion for their Chase co-brand credit card holders offering a 10% rebate on point redemptions. I’m figuring that you’ve already heard because not just one, two, three, four or five but a minimum of six different sites have written about it. So there’s no need for me to rehash the details.
If you want to sign up or read the official terms, here’s the link to the Hyatt website.
I’ve seen this promotion come and go but I never paid much attention because I wasn’t eligible. I didn’t have the World of Hyatt credit card, and applying for it so I could take part in a promotion isn’t my style. However, this year I finally have a Hyatt card – click here to read my review. Seeing the news of the promotion, I went to give it a closer look.
Maybe it’s just me but I don’t see what all the fuss is about.
Continue reading “What Am I Missing About The Hyatt Promotion?”
Hotels can mean different things to different people. A place to stay while you’re on a business trip. Part of an amazing vacation. And sometimes it means a chance for funny things to happen or think about. Like these…
On Thursday night I received an email from Schlitterbahn, the water park in New Braunfels that we travel over 1000 miles to visit every year.
We have annual passes so I figured it was a thank you for being a loyal guest. But then I started to read.
What?
I immediately Googled, found an article with the details and texted it to Sharon. Her response was the same as the one in my head. It’s four letters long and something that I won’t write on the blog because we’re (usually) pretty family-friendly around here.
We’re getting ready to make our yearly trip Schlitterbahn, and this news has been running through my head. I decided the best way to express my feelings was to write the CEO of Cedar Fair.
Continue reading “An Open Letter To The CEO Of Cedar Fair: Don’t Ruin Our Favorite Water Park!”
Walt Disney World evokes a lot of emotions in people, to the point where many of them really, REALLY would like to live there. In fact, it’s not unusually for superfans of the resort to say they’re going “home” when they make another visit.
Some people have daydreamed about living at Disney. But have you ever wondered how much it would actually cost to live there, say, for a full year? Fortunately, so has someone else who’s done all the math…
Continue reading “Love To Visit WDW? Here’s How Much It Would Cost To Live There For A Year”
