Car is scheduled to charge to 80% by 8 a.m. it was plugged in at 7 p.m. but never began charging until midnight. Then intermittently stopped and started charging throughout the night. Will not be charged to target by 8 a.m.
Any ideas as to why?
Charger is fine. Power to charger is fine.
1.) Anyone going to be in Lake Placid for Parade in June? What will you be bringing?
2.) I live in NYS and I'm thinking about going, but can only make it for a day (Concourse day - Monday), anyone know if you have to pay the full $300 registration fee regardless? I'm guessing *yes* but I wasn't sure if there was another option I'm not aware of.
Just returned from a round trip SYR > MCO trip this past week. Two tickets booked at the same time, at Blue level with upgraded seats in the exit rows (+$89 each I think)
On the way down one ticket was assigned group C, the other group D.
On the way back, we were assigned group 7 (essentially the second to last group to board).
I’ve flown JetBlue almost exclusively for a decade but only a few times a year. I don’t pay attention to the ins and outs of their ticketing menagerie at the moment.
So why were the boarding groups, even with a mid-tier ticket with upgraded seats, so janky?
Out of state AP’s and we’re staying on property for 5 days this week. Last night we went to Fantasmic on a whim after spending the day at the pool.
Seen the show dozens of times, so when we walked in we sat in the back section behind the Witch section of the amphitheater. We thought we’d hacked the matrix. Show was starting and it was barely half-full. We’d be first out after it ended.
Cast member comes by with a warning: “The view is obstructed (totally fine, we just couldn’t see Moana) and there will be a lot of traffic through here.”
Traffic? We say. What do they mean by traffic? Can’t be that bad right? Once the show starts it’ll chill out.
False. That section and the walk way is the 405 freeway for the first 25 mins of Fantasmic.
Every person who didn’t get the 9 p.m. start time memo decides now’s the time to Goldie Locks every seat, only to determine the view sucks, get up and move. Cast members are fighting for their lives trying not to get people to stand in the aisles. And every little kid who’s parents didn’t want to sit and wait for a seat have to yell from the back row at their favorite characters 3/4 mile away.
Then they all get up, after having seen 10 mins of the show, and leave before the final Mickey scene. *sigh*