Flying to Disney World Just Got Riskier: How a New Trump Administration Flight Rule Could Wreck Your Upcoming Orlando Vacation

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Donald Trump (L) with the Walt Disney Pictures logo in the background as a Disney white house meeting took place in July.

Credit: Gage Skidmore, Flickr (Donald Trump) / Inside the Magic

7 Comments

  1. Richard Wisniewski

    This is a myopic view of what the reason/impact for this legislation peppered with a political bias. Please remove me from your email list.

  2. Kim

    Yeah, the last two times I flew OUT of Orlando was the problem, nit flying in and the airlines accommodated me and my family ZERO TIMES. This was pre-Trump and in between Trump. And, who doesn’t fly in the day before they are going to the parks? Unless it’s a flight, under 2 hours? Your TDS is alive and well. Trump, Trump Trump. How about just stop!

    1. Doug

      I would say that the TDS goes the other way. The Trump administration changed flight rules and they are reporting on the possible challenges a Disney guest might face. The airline will generally try to loophole their way out of paying for their customers anyway. this article is just basically saying that once again the Trump Administration is tilting the playing field towards the Corporate airlines and away from the customer.

    2. Bert

      TDS = Trump can do no wrong.
      It’s a cult.

      1. Hank

        BERT= Big*ted, Eg*tistical, Evil, Twerp!

      2. David D

        Oh it’s a cult alright but it comes from your species 😉

  3. lmariel

    Take politics out of your publication. We all know which way you lean and do not appreciate you using this to do your bashing. Smart people already k ow you fly in the day before. Florida is known for delays because of all the thunderstorms.

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