u/PineapppplePizza

We (my 3 kids and I ) were waiting for first row. Already waited for about an hour. Lady taps me on my shoulder when we're next in line and asks if we can let her 3 grandkids (so 2 rounds of cars) go ahead of us so they could match up with their friends on the other side. I said "Sorry, no. Maybe the other side can push back a few until they match up". She said I was being unreasonable so I turned my back and just ignored her until we loaded.

AITA? Should I just have let them go ahead of me? I'm feeling kind of guilty and selfish. Midwesterner problems...

We are a family of 5 (3 kids) and are hoping to sit privately. We also want to sit by the window to watch the sunset (5:45 dining time requested) but since there are no windows in Animator's Palette, we are hoping to sit next to a screen.

What should I choose to potentially get all of these fulfilled?

Taking a long weekend road trip down to St Louis in a few weeks...I know the St Louis park was sold but are we able to get in with our current pass?

So I'm fully prepared to be downvoted and am feeling awful just asking but we are looking at a cruise 4 months out for a Deluxe Family Verandah and there are only a handful of rooms left. 4 Accessible rooms (8th floor and 6th floor) mid-ship and other scattered in aft 10th floor or 6th floor.

My spouse got seasick on an Aft room on Wonder when we went a few years back and I remember lots of loud noises/vibrations especially when docking.

My question is - should I just not book this cruise? The timing works great with the kids' school schedules and our work schedules but I don't want to spend all that money and my spouse be seasick and woken up by loud noises every morning. The accessible rooms are open but I don't think I can ethically justify booking it...although the cruise is 4 months out. What would you do? (Please be gentle!)