Some of our families best trips have been not where there’s poor WiFi, but where there is no WiFi. This is harder and harder to accomplish, but guess what, we survived.

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Anonymous wrote:Is anyone else curious who has 26k for a single vacation but also qualifies for a military discount? Active duty married to hedge funder or big law partner?

Retired is same price as active duty

https://www.epicpass.com/pass-results/military.aspx

Retire at 42 after 20 years, go to contractor position doing the same work for twice as much money, plus pension.

You can be a veteran and get the discount.

The veteran price, while still a nice discount, is 3x the price of active duty/retired.

Anonymous wrote:Any reviews on Laax/Flimm?

terribly overcrowded

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Anonymous wrote:Is anyone else curious who has 26k for a single vacation but also qualifies for a military discount? Active duty married to hedge funder or big law partner?

I was actually more curious about what military family would tolerate/cater to such bratty sounding children

Definitely not army.

Not navy either, if our kids complained, they stay with grandma while we went skiing.

Hmm Merchant Marine?

Anonymous wrote:I always think international travel is beneficial to children.

not for skiing, I don't see any deep insights into another culture.