Travel Tips?

[AdminAssistant]

Well, I ordered room service out of desperation and hunger...and it was the best damn pizza I've had in a while. I'll just try not to think about the cost.

[Jester]

Okay. *deep breath* I can do this.

Yes you can. And apparently are.

Don't forget to take photo ID. Internationally of course you need a passport, but domestically they still need to know who you are before letting you board.

Since AA is flying domestically, a passport is not needed. Merely a driver's license or ID.

Yay window seat! (I know it may be more uncomfortable than an aisle seat, but I want to be able to look out and take pics! )

They are not less comfortable per se, merely more inconvenient if you are getting out of them often, say to go to the bathroom. I always request a window seat, as I like looking out the window, not merely to see the scenery, but especially for takeoffs and landings. Love that shit!

Well, I ordered room service out of desperation and hunger...and it was the best damn pizza I've had in a while. I'll just try not to think about the cost.

I thought you said the hotel said there were plenty of food places nearby?

[AdminAssistant]

I thought you said the hotel said there were plenty of food places nearby?

It did and there are. But I was far too tired to even think about leaving the room, and I wasn't sure that I'd have enough time to leave, eat, get back, shower and then go see Suzan-Lori Park's keynote address (and OMG is she awesome).

[AdminAssistant]

Well, I'm back home and I had a great trip! The flights were fine, had no trouble there. Everyone at the hotel was really nice. I met lots of cool people, I got to briefly meet Beth Henley, and my panel went pretty well.

And now...I am tired and need to do laundry. And play WoW.

[malmalthekiller]

Welcome to California, try the drugs food, its fantastic!

I'll be heading to Santa Ana in September.

I've never been on a plane, so this post has actually been helpful as well.