Disney’s Abandoned Discovery Island, A Touching Goodbye From An Airline And Cheap Flights From New York To LA and San Francisco

ByEdward Pizzarello
a plane with stairs and a ladder
Cheap Flight of the Day:

$236 round-trip between New York and LAX/SFO.  Even though this is a Virgin America fare, look for other airlines to match.  That’s a traditional pattern on these longer routes.

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A Modern Day’s Look At Disney World’s Abandoned Discovery Island.  I didn’t know this existed until I read this blog post.  Cool!

I love it!  An airport gets personal when it comes to fixing sad kids.

Farewell to the Alaska Airlines Combi!  I got a chance to ride on these planes last month before they got retired.  I hope to write it up soon.  Found this on Cranky Flier’s blog.

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A touching goodbye from an airline.

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A $1,000 bagel???  Look, I really love a NY bagel.  But, this is a bit absurd.

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My goal in life is to fill my family’s passports with stamps, creating buckets of memories along the way. You’ll find me writing about realistic ways for normal people to travel the world, whether you’re on a budget or enjoy luxury. I also enjoy taking us on the occasional detour to explore the inner workings of the travel industry.

One Comment

  1. I’ve never been to Discovery Island, but I did go to Pleasure Island during a college spring break back in the mid-90s. Crazy to think that there was a time where a Disney theme park had folks walking around the park selling neon-colored fruity shots of some unknown provenance in little beakers, and 21+ clubs/bars. Had a couple of friends <21 who weren't able to join us, and they were pretty strict on the whole thing. Good times…

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