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Any evidence of this?

What is your definition of "reasonable airfare" and "plain ridiculous"? I see relatively normal airfare on those dates.

MCO is the busiest airport in Florida.

I understand they aren't doing anything to your record. Just interesting that they use the term pardon. Actually, many states do actually purge DUIs after a lengthy period of time on your driving record and some states purge them from their state criminal history repository.

So, Canada, in some cases, will issue a pardon for a crime in the US? You learn something new every day.

Why should they do that, especially if it is never going to honored? False hope?

There are literally only four feeds for the entire tournament and never more than four games at once.

I certainly get cost:benefit ratio wrong but I never do something that I have decided isn't worth it in advance.

Can I ask a silly question? Why do you need to get off early for a 5 PM flight?

That .025% chance is why you don't need cruise insurance and it is hugely profitable for insurance companies.

Kind of sad that it's tolerable is considered acceptable.

How can you know that? Plenty of people don't like it.

There is a pretty big cultural difference on this. A lot of people around here eat pretty early, even the "late" eaters are like 7:30 PM. I have been in areas of the country that you can walk right into a restaurant at 6 PM but good luck at 9.

I call BS. My local Wendy's has plenty of Coke.

This is not a fair statement. Many hurricanes stay out to sea completely.

And that is roughly $1,000 per seven days and that is close to their bottom end pricing.

This is an excellent property.

How is this related at all? ALL SkyClubs are operating and in fact they are opening eight new ones. Overcrowding is nothing new at SkyClubs.

Verizon works without addtional fees in USVI.

Average high in Houston is in the low 60s in Janaury and average low is in the low 40s and there is significant standard deviation.

Thank you. Absolutely not true. I am seeking input, so I can weigh the risk. And I am listening. In this case, the timeline dicates that it is not whether to get a passport or not but whether to go on the trip or not.

I know anything is possible but isn't it way more likely I would end up back on the ship for a medical problem? I understand but I think it is more than 99% and in this particular case WAY more than 99%. In this case, it might be a last minute thing. I will never get to the point of some people here booking these things out more than a year. Yes, I know I should get one. I went to San Juan, St. Thomas, and St. Croix for work last year without one.

I understand the risks. I am looking at a sailing that the stops are Labadee, San Juan, St. Thomas, and CocoCay. is my understanding correct that the ONLY way you are leaving Labadee and CocoCay is by ship? If something unfortunate happens, I can still fly home from San Juan and St. Thomas without a passport.

Nicole is a cat 1 hurricane as of 6 PM EST today.

Oh, I have talked to several people that have said they will never go again. Botton line is you can't say "you'll be back" based upon your likes.