Interstate 4, the road that runs east-west (but really more southwest-northeast) through most of the central part of Florida, including the theme park corridor, has had a traffic problem for …
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Weekly Recap
The TSA Rules People Overlook, Gate Agent Strikes Again!, Celebration FL: The Unperfect Town Disney Built, Why Airline Seats Must Be Upright For Takeoff & Landing
Hi, travel friends and happy Saturday! Here’s a recap of what’s gone on at YMMV in the past few weeks. From what we’ve written to what others wrote that we …
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Say you’re flying today, and arrive at the TSA checkpoint at the airport. Boarding pass? Check. Identification? Check. COVID vaccine card? Check. The only thing is, you don’t need your …
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A while back, we posted something about the most honest airline you’ll never see. Although a comical video, it gave what is sometimes the absolute truth about flying nowadays. We …
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When you’re at a public airport, it’s pretty much well known that you’re in a building that’s under federal jurisdiction. That means you don’t get to make the rules. And …
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We’ve posted in the past about hotel fails: A dozen ultimate hotel fails – Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 But they just go to a whole new …
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A while back I wrote a piece about the wrong way to steal the salt and pepper shakers from Virgin Atlantic. Most people took it with the humor that it …
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I swear, I think I must have an invisible sign over my head that says, “Attention American Airline employees: make sure her bag will fit in the overhead” that only …
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Whether it’s a hanger for the doorknob or something that slides into the key slot, most hotels offer “Do Not Disturb” (DND) signs (Disney hotels, by the way, don’t – …
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When Joe and I travel, the same odd sort of things tend to happen over and over. I’m not talking about this particular oddball thing that happens when I’m on …