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Anthony’s Philippines: “It was an Adventure” Jake Redman
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Anthony’s Amazing Singapore: “Toe Dipping” Point of SE Asia Jake Redman
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Anthony’s Ireland: Hellman’s Makes Ketchup Too Jake Redman
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Dallas, Disney and Deals. Our 100th Episode. Jake Redman
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AirBnB Cancels Some Cancelling & Jake Thinks Charlotte is a Beach Town Jake Redman
[Jake] I’ve been to and through Manchester a number of times but was able to save my nickels by staying with good friends. A busy stop for both leisure and business travelers (and of course, Man-U fans), Manchester Airport isn’t short on nearby hotels but Samantha Priestly makes a case for why Bewleys:
The DoubleTree Park Place in Minneapolis (just outside, actually) is the perfect host for small time insurance seminars or B-list baseball card conventions. But read this anyway. Hotel Name: DoubleTree Park Place Location: Minneapolis, MN (USA) Room Type: Two Double Beds | Non-Smoking {{orbitz2}}
1A is the beloved air chair supreme to the elit-est of elite travlers, but what if it’s taken? Do you move over, back or both aboard this Delta CRJ900? Watch as we elbow back to row 3 and a seat fit for a rodent. Airline: Delta Aircraft: CRJ900 Row: 3 Seat: C Class: First {{orbitz2}}
Were years of hype about the new 787-8 Dreamliner justified or squashed with our first hop aboard United Airlines version of the plane? If our Economy Plus seat review didn’t reveal enough, then watch as we tour more of this shiny new aircraft. {{orbitz2}}
Airline: United Aircraft: Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner Row: 19 Seat: L Class: Economy Plus Book It!: {{orbitz2}} The Seat: Economy Plus gives you a 3 to 4 inch advantage when it comes to legroom. If that’s enough to keep your claustrophobia at bay or keep you from angrily mumble-cursing in discomfort for 14 or so hours then go ahead and buy the upgrade. If you’re in it more for the entertainment or to gaze outside then you might be just fine in a regular economy seat. Subtract the slight legroom benefit and everything is the same in both “classes”. Same big windows, same tiny seats. Other Seat Notes: -Armrests […]
Yeah okay so it’s not the once sort-of popular HD program Sunrise Earth, but it’s calming to the otherwise frazzled traveler…or maybe just me. Airport Zen leads you to a couple of spots at Kuala Lumpur International (KUL) or “KLIA’ Airport, hub to Malaysia Airlines and discount carrier AirAsia. We take you to look outside from the observation deck in the main terminal and into the very middle of the satellite terminal and the “KLIA Jungle Boardwalk”. {{orbitz2}}
We move back aboard this Delta A320…to row 2. Our previous reviews of bulkhead seats in first have been fairly good, but do the others in this cabin measure up? Airline: Delta Aircraft: Airbus A320 Row: 2 Seat: B Class: First {{orbitz2}}
[Ths event has ended – Check out the review!] Hi modhop friend. Today (Saturday Dec. 1, 2012) I’m hopping aboard a United 787 Dreamliner for the very first time and am giddy with excitement. If you haven’t yet, see our pre-flight hopes and dreams.
Fire up your Tweet handler. Saturday (12/1/2012) we’re aboard a shiny, new United 787 Dreamliner. Yes, there are pictures a-plenty across the web and some have already shown you how far the wings bend, but we’ll be geeking out modhop-style. To follow our pics and comments follow us: Twitter: @modhop (twitter.com/modhop) Facebook: modhop (facebook.com/modhop)
It’s hard to complain when there’s lots of legroom to be had. But the benefit of this paid “upgrade” is lost when served up with zero recline, zero lumbar support. Airline: Tiger Airways Aircraft: Airbus A320 Row: 13 Seat: C Class: “Extra Legroom” (Economy Exit) Seat 13C {{orbitz2}}
