We needed a passport to board and exit the ship in Florida, but used our ship's magstripe keycard to get on and off the ship in the various ports - in 2003 and 2013.Wait this doesn't sound right. You didn't have to show your passport at each port?Source of the post Some of those people who were hurt and stuck in hospitals obviously missed the boat and they didnt have passports. I
when I travel internationally I (obviously) take my passport with me but when I'm out and about in the city I'm visiting I simply keep a copy of my passport on my person and leave the original locked up somewhere safe.Aren't you sort of required to have your passport on your person when abroad? That was always sort of my presumption.
I just got off my 15th cruise.
Nearly all the restaurants are great. Mandalay Bay has an aquarium. There's a roller-coaster at Stratosphere that's like 800 feet above the Strip. Most of the shows are good (Cirque is great). Where are you staying?heading to Vegas for a long weekend. Gonna get in late enough that I'm gonna miss the Golden Knights game by about an hour.
I have lots of time to burn tomorrow, but can't really do much on Sunday since it's race day. Flight doesn't leave until late Monday, but I'm not sure what kind of condition I'll be in after running this half marathon.
Anything close to the Strip that is worth checking out?
I'm a total addict.I just got off my 15th cruise.
It's been mentioned in this thread before, but the Old Ebbitt Grill is always a good choice.I'm going to be in DC all next week for a conference. I'll be staying by the convention center. Any food recommendations or other general tips would be appreciated.
It's been mentioned in this thread before, but the Old Ebbitt Grill is always a good choice.I'm going to be in DC all next week for a conference. I'll be staying by the convention center. Any food recommendations or other general tips would be appreciated.
Thanks. I'm sure DC is brought up constantly in this thread but it's difficult to search since you need at least three characters.Get around that by Googling site:fifthavenueforum.com DCSource of the post it's difficult to search since you need at least three characters.
On 7th street a couple blocks south of the DCCC, Jaleo (Spanish) and Oyamel (Mexican) are both excellent. Graffiato is a block over; it's highly-rated, but our own meal there was so-so. That's also where DC's Chinatown is located, so there will be good eats aplenty if you just walk into some random place. International Spy Museum on F and 9thNW. Ford's Theater/Petersen House. I think you need more lead time to make arrangements, but the FBI Hoover Building tour is neat.I'm going to be in DC all next week for a conference. I'll be staying by the convention center. Any food recommendations or other general tips would be appreciated.
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