TheFlyingDrogbas

I think you hit the nail on the head. My wife and I both grew up going regularly and now we like to take our kids regularly. They enjoy it, but we do it for us as well. It has a nostalgia factor of seeing our kids do things we did as kids that we really like.

I can also acknowledge that it's a very difficult and expensive trip for the one time visitor. There's a lot to learn in order to maximize your time and it can be really overwhelming. I understand why a lot of people are one and done.

Vegas and Seattle are both going to get expansion teams in the next few years, and Gayle's payout will be ~$400 million from that. Any talks of a potential sale would happen after that occurs. The NBA wants to get expansion done before talking any particular relocation. And they know relocation is not on the table while Gayle owns the team, so no reason to entertain that at this point.

Queen reminds me a little of Naz Reid athletically when Naz was at LSU. Naz wasn't very athletic in college and was a little heavy. He would be on a breakaway and barely dunk the ball. Now he's remade his body and has become a great athlete. I'm not sure if Queen has that in him, but I think he will get more athletic as his body matures.

My best guess is ~$1,000 at the most. I agree with the others on getting it serviced and preserving as much of the original parts as possible. You don't use a watch, but it would still be nice to have to wear for special occasions.

I highly recommend booking through a travel agent for Four Seasons properties. You will get perks like a resort credit, daily breakfast included, room upgrades, etc. Some TAs have a website you can book through which makes it so easy. I found one through r/chubbytravel on Reddit and she emailed her link and password. When we checked in, she had even sent champagne and chocolates to our room. All for the same price as it would have been directly through Four Seasons.

The arena is being paid for by a third party, who will retain ownership for 30 years. They will lease the arena to LSU for sports, and put on concerts and other events on their own. It's a great deal for LSU and the city.

You can take Dalrymple and get on I10W. Then go towards downtown BR and take the first exit - Government St. U-Turn and get back on the interstate going back the direction you need. I've been doing this for nearly 20 years.

This was the ultimate nail in the coffin and a mistake by the DOJ. I can't help but feel like the decision was 100% made to protect Delta, American and United. This will be a major blow for MSY if Spirit goes under. Demand and prices for Southwest flights will go through the roof. Spirit flies a lot of the same routes as Southwest and helps keep prices more competitive. I actually really enjoy flying Spirit's big front seats.

Single day tickets are available through the Universal website now. You no longer have to purchase the 3 day, 3 park ticket if you don't want to.

Just to clarify, the walkway is on the 4th floor of the parking garage and it puts you into the 3rd floor of the airport terminal near the check in counters.