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NJFox

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  1. 49 minutes ago, StanSP said:

    Ahh got it, thank you! 

     

    My next trivia question. Has a major ever been won with a score over par? 

    2007 US Open was at this course, won by Angel Cabrera with a score 5 over par.

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  2. Tickets are unsurprisingly cheap for these matches. I've heard of people who bought into the advance ticket packages, and are now regretting it. The second hand ticket market for the first round matches near us is far lower than what FIFA wanted. Might grab some tickets an hour before kickoff, if the market bottoms out.

     

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  3. 21 minutes ago, The Blur said:

    A friend of mine spent £15,000 on a recent holiday to DisneyWorld.  Is this the norm?   I was looking into it for my two boys when they are older but worked out even if I go in 6 years time, I will need to put away £100 a month starting now!

     

    @Izzy I recall you went last year or so?

    It's very easy to spend this much, but it's also possible to do Disney World at a much lower cost, and not sacrifice much on the experience. So many different permutations/combinations of deals that impact the pricing:

    • Entry to the theme parks can be upwards of $125 per day, depending on the type of ticket you buy. Including a meal plan in the ticket can add more to the cost, too.
    • Paid ticket add-ons/experiences can add up quickly
    • Disney resort hotel prices can vary wildly, depending on the category of hotel, location, time of year you travel, etc. A quick search shows room rates of  1 week in August, for 2 adults + 2 kids, can vary from $125 per night to $726 per night.

    My wife and I have just booked 4 nights there, in July. For two people, flights were $500 , rental car $400, and 1 day of theme park access is $250. Though if you stay at a Disney property, you can choose to travel without a rental car, since there is an extensive free bus network between resorts, parks, and more.

     

    Guilt by association, with a wife who is a lifelong Disney World regular and knows a good number of the hacks. Happy to answer any questions!

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  4. 1 hour ago, grobyfox1990 said:

    White British passport holders (if you are one) will be fine in the USA, it's probably happy clappers scaremongering. I work in an office where there is frequent travel to the States and we have been given no advice to stop.

    Correct. We're certainly limiting our domestic travel to states where we are willing to spend our money, but no observable issues with traveling due to anything like this.

     

    2 hours ago, FoyleFox said:

    I don't have the flights for the USA booked yet, and isn't the issue, they are behaving 'oddly' to incoming visitors, apparently.

    First I've heard of this, including from family who work for the airlines and regularly fly internationally. Some airports are dealing with infrastructure issues right now due to runway works, but international flights aren't at risk.

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  5. 10 hours ago, ajthefox said:

    Why was it so expensive?

    Even here in the states, living within their geographic market, Other Half is priced as a very premium product. $25 for a 4 pack of 16oz cans is typical in a store. It’s very good stuff, but as usual, there are other good products below that price point. 

     

    I’ll enjoy this 4 pack of an English-style mild for $15, and save the 9% double IPA for another night.

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