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How to Land A Pair of Group A Boarding Passes on Southwest

August 11, 2016 Airlines, Southwest Airlines, Travel

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Here’s a tiny hack that might help you get a better seat on your return trip when flying Southwest Airlines roundtrip in a single day. Southwest Airlines does not assign seats, and follows an open seating model. Customers board in order of the group (A, B, or C) and number (one to sixty) on their boarding pass. The earlier you check in, up to 24 hours prior to your flight, the earlier your assigned spot in line. Group A boarding passes put you at the front of the line, increasing the likelihood that you can sit with your travel companions, and giving you the best chance for a window or aisle seat. Cool Tools has a neat trick to up your chances of getting Group A boarding passes for both legs of your trip when flying out and back on the same day. As Cool Tools notes, If you book a one-day … Continue reading —>

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Turf Not Surf — $1 Filet Mignon Sliders at Morton’s Steakhouse

August 10, 2016 Deals, Travel

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Usually I am all about the seafood, but I had to pass along this upcoming deal at Morton’s Steakhouse. On Friday, August 12, 2016, Morton’s is offering petite filet mignon sandwiches for $1! The offer is good from opening until 10 p.m. at the bar — no takeout permitted. The Morton’s website lists all their locations, but recommends calling your local restaurant first to see if they are participating in this special offer.

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Forget Tokyo’s Robot Cafe; Kyoto has Roberoids!

June 6, 2016 Art Deco, Family Travel, Japan, Kyoto, Quirky Attractions, Theatre, Travel, Trip Reports

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You’ve probably heard the hype about the Tokyo Robot Cafe, but did you know that Kyoto has real life Roberoids? The Roberoids are stars of the GEAR Show, running at Kyoto’s Art Complex 1928. These robots perform mime, magic, juggling, and break dancing. Their skills are showcased in a non-verbal performance with a story line that pulls at the heartstrings. The show is very entertaining with lots of incredible special effects. The production values are amazing. The technical wizardry reminded me of the Broadway production of the The Curious Case of the Dog in the Nighttime. The GEAR show has been running for several years straight with a rotating cast. The theatre is in a cool art deco building in downtown Kyoto. Tickets are discounted if you order online in advance. Also, you get a ticket discount any time during your birthday month. But don’t take my word for it. … Continue reading —>

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