food IS a theme park
Raise your hand if you’re slightly obsessed with using TSA PreCheck when you travel. 🙋♀️
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And, while TSA PreCheck certainly isn’t a secret travel hack anymore, it’s still more popular than ever. We use PreCheck every time we have to travel through the airport, and it often saves us time (and headaches!). But, if you’re thinking about joining the TSA PreCheck club, you need to be aware of this SCAM!
Airline travel is always an experience, whether that’s for better or for worse.
Be aware of travel advisories!
Luckily, there are some things you can do to make airline travel a little bit easier on yourself — and TSA PreCheck is one of them. This paid program allows select individuals to bypass the regular Transportation Security Administration lines at the airport when flying on certain airlines — and two more airlines have just been added to the list!
Airline travel is always an experience, for better or for worse. It feels extra stressful when you’re going on vacation, though, right? We don’t want to miss a single extra second of vacation time — ESPECIALLY if we’re stuck at the airport.
Orlando International Airport
If you are heading to Disney World this spring, you may find yourself traveling through the Orlando International Airport (MCO). If you are, we have a few warnings for you as we gear up for a busy weekend of travel!
Everyone knows that the stress of traveling and flying can cause some headaches.
Orlando International Airport
Traveling isn’t always fun, especially at airports. Navigating rideshare services to pick you up can be pretty frustrating, and if you are parking your car, that comes at a cost. There can be delays or flight cancelations. Not to mention the LONG security lines for TSA. However, in the future, security might look very different, and it’s already starting at one U.S. airport.
If you’ve flown into Orlando International Airport recently, you might have noticed that the airport has been WAY more crowded than in previous years.
Orlando International Airport is VERY busy
Well, you’re not imagining it! The airport has seen record-breaking crowds over the past year, with 54.6 million passengers traveling through it over a 12-month period. Needless to say, these crowds can create a less-than-ideal airport experience, but if you know how to handle those crowds, we promise everything will be okay! [Read more…]
Okay, so the whole TRAVELING part of Disney World is probably the part we’re least fond of.
Travel to see this is getting better!
Most of us have to fly to Disney World, and let’s admit it — flying can be a hassle, especially when you take in all the delays that can happen, as well as having to deal with how busy Orlando International Airport can get sometimes. However, travel is about to get easier to Disney World for everyone, so that should take some of the ickiness of air travel out of the whole experience!
This is the part of your Walt Disney World trip that no one wants to plan.
A Magical Flight
After a memorable, but likely exhausting, vacation, it’s time to return to the Orlando International Airport (MCO) to travel back home. And we get it — returning flights just aren’t fun.
Traveling isn’t as easy as it used to be.
Orlando International Airport
There are plenty of rules and regulations about how large bags can be and how many you can have, sometimes you have to arrive at the airport waaaaaay earlier than you think, and don’t even get us started on those TSA Security lines. Going through airport security doesn’t have to be a headache with expedited services like PreCheck and Global Entry, though. But which one is right for you? We’re breaking it all down.
Let’s face it — flying right now can be challenging.
Flying is stressful
Not only are airlines experiencing pilot shortages, numerous delays and cancellations, but some airlines are dropping flights altogether. Add that into problems with luggage and long security lines, and going to the airport can just be stressful for passengers. But there’s a way to make at least one part a little less stressful — and it now costs less!
As a group of self-proclaimed vacation experts, our team has flown a LOT.
Terminal C at the Orlando International Airport
Collectively we’ve probably spent thousands of hours in airports across the country, whether flying to Disney World or taking an international trip. And all that experience means that we have a lot of advice to share! That’s why today, we’re rounding up our top air travel tips in the hopes that we can make your in-flight experience as smooth as possible.
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