u/Leather_Childhood758

I just returned from a great trip to my favorite place but several rides and experiences were completely ruined by live streamers/content creators. I'm talking a phone with some other equipment right in front of my face the whole time I sat on Living with the Land, pirates and frozen. Nothing like a bright light on a dark ride. Then there were the people filming parades and fireworks (love a big set up in the air, right in the way of people behind you) and the absolute worst was the walking and talking and filming with ZERO care or awareness of who was around them.

It baffles me that Disney allows these people to make money off of their intellectual property. Disney doesn't need more marketing, and these people are making money off of them.

It really soured my experience as a regular park goer and I'm wondering if its worth complaining in the survey I just got or if I should send a separate email? Or maybe they just don't care?

WARNING---- LONG STORY LONG

3 months ago I got a new posistion at work. It's going to require me to travel every 4-6 weeks and my closest airport is an american airline hub so I wanted to start accumulating points. And the benefit for free carry ons for person travel.

I initially applied for the AA Advanatage Ecutive card, despite the high annual fee, because my airport has the lounge and I think I would use that.

I was immediately denied as someone with a credit score that hovers around 810. I was super confused that I had to wait for the letter to come into explain. The letter said I don't have a significant enough credit history, which was a complete lie. I've had credit cards for over 25 years.

Then, I called the redress line, and I was told that I have a history of a missed or late payment with Citi, however, they cannot tell me what card or account.

I do not recall ever having a citicard. However, I did have a best buy card. Twenty seven years ago when I was in college and I did miss a payment on that but I would assume that has since fallen off my report

I had a citi mortgage that I paid off twenty two years early, and never had a late or missed payment on it.

I gave up and ended up getting the chase sapphire Reserve, which has an even larger annual fee. I'm 3 months in, love the card, have a $35k limit, have paid every bill in full on time and have spent $36k so far (* got that sweet SUB).

I figured enough time passed to try another AA card as I have a work trip mid September. Went for the Plat Select this time (free 1st yr, $99 after).

Again, denied immediately and told to wait for a letter.

I'm so confused. I'm basically zero risk! Even with the missed Best Buy payment (which BB has no record of because it's so old, I just know it happened). It was so long ago it's not on any of my 4 credit reports.

When I call the citi customer service line they also can't find any CC associated w my social, last 3 addresses (going back to 2005), or my phone number.

Do I have any chance of getting Citi to manually override whatever is going on, or am I barred forever from getting an AA card?