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LSU releases individual game pricing

Posted by LSUfan4444 on 7/19/26 at 6:07 am
Not sure if this is useful to anyone else






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If you need to pre-board then it’s only logical you get off the plane last at your destination.


It depends on why the pers0n is pre-bparding and what kind of assistance they need. If they have an aisle seat and I have a window seat and they can't even stand much less walk without assistance, no...they should not deplane after me.

Yesterday we flew out of MSY on SW and there was a little persons conference in NOLA last week and I swear I think we had probably 20 little people on our plane, all of which needed some sort of additional assistance (putting bags in the overhead bin, a few in wheelchairs). It would have been a debacle if they just sat in their seats and deplaned last.
Grown men that got their underoos in a wad because they had to sit 10 rows further back in open seating, getting off the plane maybe :90 seconds later during open seating always makes me laugh. Most of the time, it's people who travel for work, use SW primarily and carry their A-List preferred status like wearing a letterman jacket from Delgado.

Anybody who checked in 24 hours in advance without any status or CC benefits could get a window or aisle seat 100% of the time

A party of two checking in 24 hours in advance probably had a 99% chance of sitting together with a choice of window / middle or aisle window

A party of three was still probably 95% or higher of being able to have their own row

A party of 4 had multiple options to go 3-1 or 2-2

But the fact that people saw someone getting on the plane 3:03 before them and getting off the plane :54 seconds before them caused the most irrational hysteria in domestic travel.
Depends on how much I had.

In this hypothetical, how much of my net worth is $2 million?
Definitely not the a-hole and in fact, I wouldn't pay it at all. Eventually they will write it off. The collection agency gets a cut on everything they collect but offer the payment to the provider, if they refuse, I wouldn't pay it.
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Every time I go to the doctor for my annual physical they will tell me I owe them nothing and I have to tell them I want to pay my $30 copay because they charge


Wellness visits do not have a copy and businesses are not just setup to receive cash for services they didn't render.

re: MSY - Parking

Posted by LSUfan4444 on 7/16/26 at 1:58 pm to
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Adds 20-25 minutes to your arrival


Much of which can be made up by checking bags at the garage and not the terminal

re: MSY - Parking

Posted by LSUfan4444 on 7/16/26 at 5:18 am to
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How bad is it?


It isn't..especially if you check your bags there. Because it's covered we use it over US Parl if we are not using short term. Long term is overpriced so for us it's either short term or economy.

This is a post I made with timing. Less than 22 minutes from the time we parked our car in the lot until the time we were walking into the terminal and got to skip the counter altogether because our bags were already checked.


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re: Disney recomendations

Posted by LSUfan4444 on 7/16/26 at 5:16 am to
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All Stars are fine. I actually prefer them to Pop Century


another thing I look for is the sales. RIght now for example they are doing rooms at All Star for $99/night so you can get connecting rooms (two bathrooms, four beds, etc) for under $200/night.

Thats MUCH cheaper than what a family suite at Art of Animation will cost.

re: Disney recomendations

Posted by LSUfan4444 on 7/15/26 at 10:06 am to
Pop is a good resort. It's on the skyliner so that helps with transportation. Counter service dining is decent there but no table service BUT you can hop on the skylner and go to Caribbean Beach or Riviera (get the Baked brie from Bar Riva) for table service options nearby.
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think the whole coffee and morning BM thing is mental


Well, you're wong.

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I just want to know what the face value is so I can sell some tickets; my expense is already set.

re: Disney recomendations

Posted by LSUfan4444 on 7/14/26 at 1:45 pm to
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I know OP isn't going now, but they attribute it to hotter than usual in Orlando, FIFA World Cup taking away international travelers, and prices.


Exactly why we booked another trip this summer

I used to hate the summer when it was busy but they've done a good (or bad depending on how you look at it) job of evening the crowds out over the year. It used to be a unicorn sighting to see a summer resort sale, now, it happens every year.

That being said, we will only be in Orlando 4 days and only doing three parks. Two of them (Epcot and Hollywood Studios) we are skipping park tickets and just doing After Hours and only one park day at Magic Kingdom.
Sanibel / Captiva in the summer when all the snow birds are gone

re: Disney recomendations

Posted by LSUfan4444 on 7/14/26 at 1:03 pm to
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we love the swan/dolphin. Prices are usually closer to the lower end properties of disney,


Yeah, thats not true at all
Just another reminder of my cancelled Scotland (Old Course, New Course, Kingsbarns) trip that got cancelled. Could have done without that kick in the shin :lol:
I saw that video once eating lunch at Sci Fi Drive in in Hollywood Studios
Anecdotally, I don't really see the prices climbing all that high but I rent from National almost all of the time. Friday, we fly into Ft Meyers and fly home from Orlando a week later. a 7 person mini van was $417 for the week. I remember paying almost $600 for a car in Maui ten years ago.

Last February, I paid $350 for a car in Salt Lake for a ski trip over Mardi Gras for a week. When I went in January, I paid almost $400 for a car for four days (Sundance Film Fest).

Point being, dynamic pricing is more of the cause than just a surge in pricing.
If a regular morning BM is what you're looking for, take the fiber at night before bed. If you are more targeting the fiber as an appetite suppressant, take it in the morning. Or, take one scoop in the morning and one in the evening before bed.

That being said, protein shakes are depressing. The tiny bit of satisfaction that comes from it would be any sort of anything that tastes decent. I would not add anything to it to change it if it tasted good.
Has anyone seen the face value ticket prices per game yet?

re: Anybody done an Outlast 5K?

Posted by LSUfan4444 on 7/14/26 at 5:26 am to
Ive done the one mile an hour for 24 hours but not the 5k / 6 hours.

This sounds easier to me, honestly, I think that's 100% walkable.