DrFacilier
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- Oct 25, 2017
I have not seen it mentioned anywhere (so maybe it is not that great of a deal) but both DH and I got an email yesterday on our Bonvoy Brilliant. It said “Happy Anniversary!” And then spend $25 on “eligible purchases at participating Marriott Bonvoy hotels” and get a $25 statement credit. What do you all think?
I told DH about it. Said “maybe it is a sign we should go somewhere this long weekend for a little road trip.” (I also have on one card the spend $200 save $40 offer). He then stated “but what if we are Bonvoyed!” He was actually quite proud of himself. “Bonvoyed” was accompanied by a smile and a ”see I listen!”
So my off-topic, kinda on-topic rant/fun fact of the night is - Despite having the largest Chinatown in Canada, and like the 3rd oldest Chinatown community in North America (? something like that, I think I read), the best places for Dim Sum in Vancouver, BC are not in it!
I thought we hit the jackpot with the hotel near the cruise pier also being within close proximity to Gastown, Chinatown, and not terribly far from Stanley Park - 3 of the top 10 things to do in Vancouver according to many lists. Hubby being a fan of Dim Sum this seemed great, hop a quick metro to Chinatown, have some dim sum, stroll the gardens, easy peasy. In researching the top places to get dim sum, they're all either in Richmond or outside of Downtown Vancouver. Evidently the community moved on up (and out) to settle in these areas. The neat thing about it is many say some of the places are pretty authentic to what you find in Hong Kong. The down side is the 30-40 minute commute to try it.
Le sigh, it's always something.
I cannot imagine how this wouldn't be a 'win' for most Disney fans. $3.92 a month. A month! That is shockingly low considering Disney money grabs everywhere they can. If you don't normally watch Disney programming or buy the movies, maybe this service isn't for you.Seriously. The price for 3 years is less than a 1 day hopper ticket at WDW. I also figured if I watch 7 new releases that I do not purchase over the 3 years I will break even.
They'll email you if you gets flagged and you can just respond. They tend to fix it within hours.Thanks! I re-added it and made sure to select student loans (for whatever reason it autoadded it oreviously as mortgage and since it was last paid with an MC it wasn’t caught). It gave me a “hey visa doesnt allow mortgage payments but if this isn’t that you can proceed” message and let me submit it this time. I wonder if I should chat tomorrow to see if they want proof so it doesn’t get flagged.
Whoa that is almost 2 hours!!!!! Already started it but won't get it all in tonight. I love Brian Hull and loving this so far.Guys - off topic but if you have 2ish hours to kill and you enjoy Disney voice actors you should totally watch this! I am sacrificing sleep tonight for it, LOL! (It’s from D23)
It’s amazing, informative, funny! I seriously have watched every minute. Jim Cummings is soooo awesome too (voice of Pooh). Probably my favorite part.Whoa that is almost 2 hours!!!!! Already started it but won't get it all in tonight. I love Brian Hull and loving this so far.
I'm not there yet! That's honestly my fav Brian Hull voice is Pooh BearIt’s amazing, informative, funny! I seriously have watched every minute. Jim Cummings is soooo awesome too (voice of Pooh). Probably my favorite part.
You have to watch to the end (or pick it up tomorrow). Just finished and it was so awesome!!! I was seeing all the twitter posts last night and was so upset I couldn’t find a live stream.I'm not there yet! That's honestly my fav Brian Hull voice is Pooh Bear
I am cracking up that they ask for audience volunteers for the queen of hearts and a bunch of guys stand up lol!You have to watch to the end (or pick it up tomorrow). Just finished and it was so awesome!!! I was seeing all the twitter posts last night and was so upset I couldn’t find a live stream.
Sorry everybody - I hijacked the thread to have a conversation with @wendow tonight over D23 LOL!!
So my off-topic, kinda on-topic rant/fun fact of the night is - Despite having the largest Chinatown in Canada, and like the 3rd oldest Chinatown community in North America (? something like that, I think I read), the best places for Dim Sum in Vancouver, BC are not in it!
I thought we hit the jackpot with the hotel near the cruise pier also being within close proximity to Gastown, Chinatown, and not terribly far from Stanley Park - 3 of the top 10 things to do in Vancouver according to many lists. Hubby being a fan of Dim Sum this seemed great, hop a quick metro to Chinatown, have some dim sum, stroll the gardens, easy peasy. In researching the top places to get dim sum, they're all either in Richmond or outside of Downtown Vancouver. Evidently the community moved on up (and out) to settle in these areas. The neat thing about it is many say some of the places are pretty authentic to what you find in Hong Kong. The down side is the 30-40 minute commute to try it.
Le sigh, it's always something.
They have additional tables but not much seating unless you count park benches.Great to know, thank you! I was reading another F&W menu tonight and salivating. Since I’ve never done F&W, can anyone tell me if they have some additional seating set up in WS? We want to snack through the World for dinner one night, but my FIL is disabled and needs to sit down with an actual table in order to eat. I’m wondering if we should grab a bunch of little things and then head somewhere like whatever the restaurant is in america with a ton of tables and camp out there to eat.