u/saikumar_23

Hi,

I have the GoWild Summer Pass, which is valid through September 30, 2026. However, with the early booking promotion, I can see GoWild fares available for October and November as well.

Am I allowed to book those flights? If I do, will I be denied boarding since my Summer Pass expires on September 30?

Has anyone else booked flights beyond the pass expiration date using the early booking promotion?

Thanks!

https://www.reginfo.gov/public/do/eoDetails?rrid=1370061

P.S. I’m panicking if it’s gonna affect already enrolled students.

Edit: For those curious about the impact on students already enrolled in a second master’s program, the original proposal vaguley states that it would apply retroactively. However, we won’t have definitive information until the final rule is published in the federal register in a few days. Possibly tomorrow.

Hi everyone,

My lease at current Apartments complex on Main Street is coming up, and I'm looking to move out when it ends. Right now, I'm considering Alexandria of Carmel and Highpointe on Meridian. Both are within my budget and each seems to have its own pros and cons.

If you're a current or recent resident at Alexandria of Carmel, I'd really appreciate your feedback.

My biggest concern is the community-provided internet at Alexandria. I've seen quite a few negative reviews about it, and it's honestly the main thing holding me back from signing a lease there.

A few questions:

• How reliable is the internet for day-to-day use?
• How's the maintenance?
• Are there any hidden charges?

Any other pros, cons, or things you wish you had known before moving in would also be helpful.

Hi everyone,

I’m looking forward to securing tickets for The Odyssey at Indy IMAX tomorrow. The only 70mm IMAX presentation I’ve experienced was Oppenheimer at Celebration Cinema GR North in Michigan.

I'm a little confused about the projector and aspect ratio situation, though. Indy IMAX confirmed they'll be showing The Odyssey in IMAX 70mm. What projector do they use there, and does showing it in IMAX 70mm automatically mean it will be presented in the full 1.43:1 aspect ratio, or are there other factors involved?

For anyone familiar with Indy IMAX, how does it compare to other IMAX 70mm locations?

Hi guys,

I recently booked a rental car through a Priceline Express Deal, where the provider could’ve been Hertz, Enterprise, or National. The booking ended up being with Hertz.

The charge on my credit card is showing up as Priceline, not the rental company. I’m trying to figure out how this works:

- Is this Priceline charge just a hold, and the actual charge will come later from Hertz?

- Or is Priceline the final charge and the rental company won’t bill me separately (assuming no extras)?

The main reason I’m asking is because I have Amex Premium Rental Car Protection, which usually gets triggered when the rental company charges the card directly. Since this shows as Priceline, it didn’t trigger automatically.

Has anyone here booked a car through a Priceline Express Deal before? How did the billing work for you, and did you run into any issues with credit card rental coverage?

Edit: Called Amex assurance and they manually added the charge after 5 days, ended up getting a good deal out of priceline.