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Old Mar 24, 2022 | 12:32 pm
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Originally Posted by JonnyA
However, a) I’m nervous that this won’t end up happening since this route will have a lot of families, which would be problematic, and b) I don’t want to end up inconveniencing anyone else.
Well I think the main thrusts of the advice above applies to you. Theoretical Seating should work out what to do, but given the age of your children in particular, then you will have certainly end up as a 1 plus 1 seating arrangement as a minimum. If you are more fussy than that then you pay. You are right that you may not be the only parent on board, but Orlando isn't too populated by status holders on the whole. And by all means ring up between 3 and 2 days to travel to make sure all is well.
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