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Welcome to episode 106 of The Budget Mouse podcast! This episode covers my recent trip to Walt Disney World and I discuss navigating Disney World in the rain, renting a car at Orlando International airport, park hopping, and my stay at Port Orleans Riverside.  Here are some resources I mention: Free Intro to Reward Travel course Visitor Toll Pass program Disney World Visual Guidebook The Budget Mouse on Instagram

Airlines and airports are getting ready for Hurricane Milton, a “potentially catastrophic” storm expected to hit southwest Florida on Wednesday, writes Airlines Reporter Meghna Maharishi. Tampa International Airport and Orlando International have announced they plan to suspend operations in anticipation of Hurricane Milton. Several airlines — including American, Delta and United — have issued travel waivers in Florida. Citi analyst Stephen Trent said cancellations from the storm could cause Southwest and Spirit to suffer a major hit to their earnings because of their exposure to Tampa.  Next, new Mandarin Oriental CEO Laurent Kleitman is looking to double the number of properties in the company's portfolio, writes Senior Hospitality Editor Sean O'Neill, who spoke with Kleitman in his first major interview as CEO.  Mandarin Oriental currently manages 41 hotels, but Kleitman says he sees a sweet spot of between 80 and 100 properties for the luxury hotel brand. Kleitman added Mandarin Oriental will focus on key markets where the company doesn't have a presence. He cited Budapest and Rome as locations Mandarin Oriental will expand to.  In addition, Kleitman said growing in the Americas is one of the company's goals. Mandarin Oriental manages only three hotels in the U.S.  Finally, the Skift Travel Health Index for August 2024 reveals that the travel industry is thriving despite concerns about a recession. The global travel industry registered 9% growth from last year, which was led by the Asia-Pacific region and North America. Research Analyst Saniya Zanpure notes the travel boom in the Asia-Pacific region is largely due to the area's delayed reopening after the pandemic. Meanwhile, passenger volumes in the U.S. are at an all-time high.  Connect with Skift LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/skift/ X: https://twitter.com/skift Facebook: https://facebook.com/skiftnews Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/skiftnews/ WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaAL375LikgIXmNPYQ0L/ Subscribe to @SkiftNews and never miss an update from the travel industry.

Caroline Tonaco inicia o passeio por Orlando nos EUA, ela conta sobre a Internacional Drive, uma extensa avenida que abriga pousadas, hoteis, shoppings e parques, destacando o parque de Sea World.

There are no drugstores halfway to Mars, so space exploration will only go as far as space medicine will take us. In this fascinating episode, OBJ Associate Managing Editor Richard Bilbao welcomes Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta, who joins UCF's College of Medicine as vice chair for aerospace medicine. 

The brand new Brightline trains, which begin regular runs Friday between the Orlando International airport and Miami.

The airport experienced 68 flight cancellations in 24 hours.

Food and Travel Nation with Elizabeth Dougherty The TRUTH about Food and Travel Broadcast Date:  5/20/23 In this week's edition of Airline Debacles, Elizabeth has the story of how a dead armadillo on the runway at Orlando International caused a HUGE back up in the skies.  Plus, you'll hear about yet another FAA Ground Stop that caused ALL air traffic in the US to be halted.  Between ground stops, the serious lack of air traffic controllers and the fact that there's STILL not a full-time director at the FAA is NOT inspiring a lot of confidence in summertime air travel.     website:  FoodAndTravelNation.com email:  Elizabeth@FoodAndTravelNation.com

Diane and I spend time discussing the many options you have for getting to and around the Walt Disney World property. Some of our ideas are good for both Orlando International and Sanford airports! We talk about Mears Connect and Sunshine Flyer specifically, as well as Uber, Lyft, Car Rentals, and Taxis. We also mention a few private car services if that is your preference. We then move on to Grocery Delivery services. This is a way to save a significant amount of money when at WDW by bringing some food items to your room. Especially if you are aiming for Early Entry or Rope Drop before the food courts are opening. Here are all of the websites for these services: For Mears Connect: www.mearsconnect.com For Sunshine Flyer: www.sunshineflyer.com For Garden Grocer: www.gardengrocer.com For Vacation Delivery Service: www.vacationgrocerydeliveryfl.com Have a great week, tourists and we will see you next time! TTFN --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/matthew-wallace9/message

This week Captain Dennis takes his Mooney 201 into Orlando International to fly with the big boys. Plus making the most of flying with family during the holidays.

Orlando International was particularly hard-hit as Nichole made landfall as a Hurricane, before quickly being downgraded to a Tropical Storm. More from WBZ's James Rojas:

After uploading this episode, I realized that it wasn't the best copy. So, when I got back from WDW, I repaired it. This tour we welcomed Mr. Tony Glibkowski of the Sunshine Flyer. Tony shares a lot about the birth of this service between Orlando International Airport and the Walt Disney World Resorts. He gives us insight into the theming, using their website, and how to get to their location at Orlando International. We also find out that he is a true Disney fan, as well! Enjoy this tour! Until next time...TTFN --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/matthew-wallace9/message

Food and Travel Nation with Elizabeth Dougherty Broadcast Date:  4/16/22 What could possibly go wrong when a flight tries to land at JFK and FAILS... four different times.  Plus, a big fight at Orlando International, and a flight attendant tries singing to settle passengers trapped in a plane for four hours! LIVE BROADCAST every Saturday morning at 8am. (ET) Listen to the show NOW on iHeart Radio. website:  FoodAndTravelNation.com email:  Elizabeth@FoodAndTravelNation.com text: (321) 877-9898

This week, we spent time talking about what it takes to plan a Disneyland or Walt Disney World vacation for 2022. There was a lot of information given. Mindy shared a lot about Disneyland Resort, since that is her frequent spot. She talks about both onsite and offsite resorts. She gives us some great tips to save money on a Disneyland vacation, and how to get around. Matthew talked about Walt Disney World, his favorite place in the whole world! He shared details about getting too and from the Resorts, ticket purchasing, grocery deliveries, and a much more. If you are interested in using Mear's Connect to get from Orlando International to Walt Disney World, check out www.mearsconnect.com for more information. Do you want groceries delivered to your resort? Go to www.gardengrocers.com and take a look at their selections and how easy it is to set up delivery to your favorite Disney Resort. If you need assistance planning your Walt Disney World, Disneyland, Adventures by Disney, Disney Cruise Lines, or Aulani vacations, contact Magical Matthew Travel at magical_matthew@outlook.com. To have a chat with the hosts, email us at disneyconversations@outlook.com. Thank you for your support of Disney Conversations! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/matthew-wallace9/message

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Thursday, June 18, 2020. Gov. Ron DeSantis said recent worker tests at Orlando International had 52% positive rate. Airport says it was 0.4% (:48) DeSantis’ plans to rework state’s $93.2B budget could violate constitution (6:07) First look: Universal births new Jason Bourne show (12:22)

Retrieved from the Repository: a lost episode has been recovered for our listeners in which Gail Carriger and Piper J. Drake discuss seat choices and the angle of approach. *This episode was recorded more than a year prior to the current travel advisories and restrictions. Where have you been? Piper had been through Orlando International airport and Gail discusses the deplorable lack of caffeine in the terminal she goes through at MCO. Main Topic Seat Preferences! Squatting the Aisle vs. Window Gail is an Aisle only kinda girl. Piper will take the aisle or the window, but prefers aisle for long trips. Shout outs SeatGuru Gadgets! Gail - Clear2Go Water Bottle Piper - BlenderBottle Special thanks to Kelly for editing this episode! Thanks for listening. Travel smart. Pack the snacks! - - -  Get your question featured on an episode by saying hi on social media:       Facebook.com/20minDelay      @20minDelay      @PiperJDrake      @GailCarriger Use the hashtag: #20mindelaypodcast

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Why is secession no longer cool, Scotland is still fighting England for more independence, plus much more. Subscribe via Itunes: This link: Stitcher: Or search for Anarcho Agenda on Google play. This podcast is covered by the BipCot NoGov license. This allows use and re-use by anyone except governments and government agents. Learn more at http://bipcot.org News: A Scottish politician is calling for emergency laws to end Brexit, Civilians own more guns than the military, and Orlando International air port will begin scanning all faces. Support me on Patreon: Send Bitcoin: 1NytDNA14UcYsvzX5DHhzowGCqNouSUh9A Bitcoin Cash: 19hjHJBD6crYVK5YKpwojbwkpetuMsUcgx Dash: XpApo1jcPzTJyLLB6G8GJ7DoW9CGjcV5xT Ether: 0x259357C6260c6D20c3D71Fd301304e6f6dAC7F2f Lightcoin: LVCuAM4DpWxCwNPuXsSdMYxWnwGtDsZc36

On this edition of Good Morning Orlando Bud, Deb, and Yaffee update the latest news!President Trump continues his overseas trip and meets with Military veterans on Veterans Day. Many of the vets give him high praise! AND Senate candidate Roy Moore continues to deny allegations as many Republicans continue to pull their support for him. ALSO Panic ensues at Orlando International airport after a battery explodes in a suitcase!

We discuss The 26th Annual International Fringe Festival and some of the shows we've seen. Cousin Todd and Cousin Cody discuss inconvenient boners and the trouble they cause,

Join us for episode 65 of the Theme Park Trader podcast! This week Emily rejoins Dan and I to ask us a whole host of questions around Walt Disney World and planning a trip. This all came from Emily recently booking her trip to WDW and not being satisfied with the way that Disney answer queries online! Here is a summary of the questions we answer: We land in Orlando International at 3:20pm on our first day. What should we do with the rest of the day?  Is it worth buying tickets for Mickeys Very Merry Christmas Party?  What rides should we do in each park?  How many days do you recommend saving for Universal?  How does the fast pass system really work? – Can you just get daily fastpasses alongside the plus ones?  How does the magic maker work? How can you view/ download the pictures you have taken>  Which rides should we get a fast pass for?  Does it get busy watching parades?  Where is the best place to watch parades from?  Where are the best places to eat in WDW and Universal?  Where is the best place to meet characters?  How do the magic bands work?  I heard it is recommended to have a credit card before you visit, is this true?  Where is the best place to visit, except Universal and WDW?  Where are the best discount Disney stores?  How much would you recommend taking for a 15 night stay – when you have a dining plan and tickets for Universal and WDW included.  Be sure to check us out over on www.themeparktrader.com and go check Emily out over on Twitter and her website!   If you like us then please check out our podcasting friends Dis After Dark!

04/14/15 - In this weeks show, Pete Werner does a ‘solo’ show (since everyone is getting the flu). We release details on Podcast Cruise 6, as well as this years DISapalooza party in December. Pete talks about the new AbD river cruises, airport luggage theft at Orlando International and answers your calls and questions.

Brain walking, enchanted cows, drive-in puppet shows? It's the first annual Orlando International Puppet Festival! Witty, and armed with a fair number of character voices, puppeteer and festival consultant Sean KeoHane shares an insider's look into the lovable mad world where puppet professionals from across the globe converge.

After a week of competition, the field of 22 contestants have been narrowed to 3 at the Grand Bohemian Orlando International Piano Competition. Meet some of the competitors on today's ArtBeat and see the finals Saturday night at the Bob Carr Performing Arts Center.