food IS a theme park
Are you hopping on a plane to head to Disney World or somewhere else exciting?
Flying to Disney World
Well, you know that feeling when the plane finally lands, and you’re just waiting for people to exit in an orderly fashion? Yeah…that rarely happens. If you’ve flown recently, you’ve probably encountered the chaos that is deplaning. But there’s this one thing that makes the process even worse: Aisle Lice. Let’s break down what they are and why flight attendants hate them.
No one enjoys having issues on their travel day, no matter where they’re heading.
MCO Airport
Maybe you’ve hit the jackpot and gotten a great price on your airfare, plus you’re already excited for your vacation, which is so close you can taste it, but then you hop on the plane and notice your seat is…already taken? What’s going on here? Unfortunately, this is a new trend that’s taking over airfare, and we’re here to tell you it’s a surefire way to get all your flight attendants glaring daggers at you the entire time.
Traveling is stressful enough.
Orlando International Airport
Between booking your trip, getting to the airport, checking your bags, going through security, and boarding your flight, you are already exhausted by the time you get on the plane. You are probably just ready to watch a movie, read a good book, and maybe even take a nap, but when you get to your assigned seat, you are surprised to find someone already sitting in it. This is a brand new trend that is hitting airplanes, and it is called “seat squatting.”
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