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San Diego? Lots of taxis. Airport is very close, maybe 10-15 minutes.

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Hmmm... sounds a lot like "Two Tickets to Paradise".

How old were you when you first went abroad? Well, I was born "abroad". My dad was in the military and was stationed in Europe when I arrived. He was stationed there twice after I "returned" stateside, when I was 5 and 8.

I doubt it. Generally, onboard ships, muster stations are based on your room location. Some on deck, some in indoor spaces. Not everyone will be in an indoor location, so they wouldn't know their rotation, if this were true.

AFAIK, they've never been officially on any menu onboard. But they were still available.

When you go down to that level, Enchanted Garden in one way, and the staterooms are the opposite direction. No one should be just "walking by" unless they also have rooms on that deck.

35+ years old pregnancies are considered high risk. I know, I've been there.

It used to be 1MB, but I think it's changed. I just copy & paste, or drag & drop photos and don't use the "attach" and "insert" options.

Ditto. I chalked it up to the fact that they kept that vaccine in the freezer and pulled it out just before filling the syringe. I flinched so much on the first shot I got a bruise from it. I was better prepared for the second one, but that one I had more side effects from.

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A direct email to Corey works best. corey @ disneyinfo.com.

Sounds like a good question to ask the DCL insurance people.

A gift card is "cash" isn't it? I mean, someone paid cash for it. It has a cash balance, like a debit card. I think they're wrong defining a gift card as not cash.

This belongs on the Cruise Meet forum: https://www.disboards.com/forums/disney-cruise-meets.85/ Just start your thread over there (on the Dream 2024 thread) and ask to have it added to the list. https://www.disboards.com/threads/find-your-2024-dream-cruise-meet-link-here.3903722/

Well, "Signature" works, but tickers don't.

Without a doubt. I've been on 13 of them.

Ah, but do those plentiful taxis have car seats for the kids? That's what OP was asking about.

The Lighter Fare menu usually offers steak, chicken, or (on occasion) fish, with rice, potato, or steamed veggies options.

Nope. Just the opposite. We traveled some when we were working, and raising a family, but not a lot. Since retirement we're on the road (cruising or RV travel) most of the time from March to October.