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Much like Captain Hook, Jafar and Ursula, Disney Cruise Line‘s rotational dining is iconic to some but plain evil to others. When you cruise with Disney, rotational dining dictates how you and your cruise companions dine each night in your ship’s main restaurants. On the one hand, it’s a rigid schedule that takes the ability…

Seattle-based Alaska Airlines serves complimentary hot meals to first-class cabin passengers on most flights more than 670 miles. But since 2017, passengers in main cabin and premium class have had to make do with a limited menu of prepaid cold meals and snack boxes. Otherwise, they would have to take a chance on being able…

From debates over seat reclining to going barefoot during a flight to the best way to deal with a baby’s ear-splitting cries at 35,000 feet, perhaps the most interesting thing about travel pet peeves isn’t the annoyances themselves, but the debates they can spark. Take, for example, people who stand up as soon as the…

In the points and miles world, a mention of the infamous 5/24 rule is sure to follow whenever a Chase card comes up. In short, this refers to the unofficial rule that Chase won’t approve a credit card application for someone who has opened five or more new credit cards from any issuer in the…

United Airlines is going long from its Dulles International Airport (IAD) hub near Washington, D.C. This week, the carrier unveiled new nonstop flights from IAD to Palm Springs International Airport (PSP) in California. United will operate one daily flight on this new 2,188-mile route starting Dec. 19. This new seasonal winter service will run through…