CharistineE

u/CharistineE


r/UniversalOrlando•

15 Apr Solo Trip

:Arch: UNIVERSAL STUDIOS

Going to the park(s?) by myself tomorrow. I haven't been to universal since the 90's with my parents. Are there single rider queues? Anyone else there solo want to have someone to talk to in line and want to meet up? Female 40's Harry Potter and Star Wars nerd. Happily married with kids- I'm just not used to being by myself.

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r/WaltDisneyWorld•

As the post says, I knew and played the fastpass game well. I haven't been since they introduced the new genie plus and lightening lane.

What do I do?!?!?!

I know I need to buy the day of but I can't reserve until 7? So I have to buy before 7 so I can make a selection at 7? And I also want to get in a boarding group for guardians at 7 too. So how do I manage all of this?

We are not staying on site, there for 3 days with first day being epcot. Single park per day passes. We are going with my parents who have a restricted annual pass. They go there often for an hour or two but don't do any tech stuff and don't use the ap. Other two are my kids who are too young to help.

Really want to get

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r/cincinnati•

Hey Cincinnati,

I'm looking for recommendations for a new OBGYN. I currently go to the nurse midwife group at St. Elizabeth. Nothing wrong with the midwives- in fact, I think they're great- but given everything politically, I want a secular practice that admits to a secular institution. Does anyone have a great recommendations for an OBGYN practice that admits to, I guess, UC? Or am I forgetting another secular hospital in the area?

Thanks!

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