@lifewithnemia, thanks so much for taking the time to leave an encouraging comment. I hope you have a great time on your trip.

Thanks for stopping by!

Let's walk through the steps again to see if we might be missing something. First, you need to place the empty cup in the freezer for 6 to 8 hours. I put it in with the lid on just to make sure the cup stays clean. Then, start pouring in juice, soda, or any soft drink you'd like to make into an ICEE. With this older style cup, you need to constantly scrape the ice off the walls of the cup. As the juice hits the sides of the cup and freezes, you need to scrape it off so new liquid can touch the walls. Continue this scraping process, and gradually, more ice will form inside the cup, eventually becoming a cup of ICEE after a few minutes. There's a newer design where you can now squeeze the cup instead of scraping it: kzbin.infoccnMNHHJ7IU. I hope it works out for you!

It's @BrodusLockhart. I've found fewer and fewer reasons to visit Circus Circus. I used to take my daughter there for the Midway, but even that has deteriorated.

*How popular Pokemon STILL is.

Jimmy, I feel like Pokémon is an integral part of Japanese culture, particularly under the subcategory of animated series. In terms of loving the cuteness of the characters, there is no age boundary, much like with Snoopy and Hello Kitty. Kids typically grow up with the storylines and characters starting from the age of 3 and up. In my daughter's case, her core interest in Pokémon shifted to other sports-related anime like Blue Lock as she developed an interest in playing sports with friends. However, new generations continue to start collecting Pokémon cards, maintaining the cycle (like some of my wife's students). It's somewhat similar to how Transformers or Peanuts are cherished in the US. New seasons are still coming out. And you see the themes around more than you see Mickey in the US. :-). At least how I felt.

We enjoyed the experiences, but he food was only okay. Even my daughter left half of her food as leftover. :-Very "picture tasty" though.

Andrew, sorry if there was missing details on my video, but I didn't quite follow what your question was. I just hope you got through Sacramento Airport okay on your trip. Good luck and Have Fun!

Did you have question about the airport code?

It was a bit rushed, but overall it was a very fulfilling day, especially having teamLab as the last event. Thank you Jimmy!

Thank you!! :)

Thanks so much for spending the time to let me know the issue. I will try to improve on that. In the mean time if you have any questions you think I can help, please let me know. This time I will try typing 🙂.

Appreciated your comment. Thanks so much for stopping by!

Thanks for stopping by! Have a great time @tomgilbert7100

It isn’t like a swimming pool, it is more like a beach environment. You will be required to wear a life jacket at all times. I remembered walking out to the floating platform probably about 5 ft. But you will find places that are deeper and some shallower closer to the beach and the cabana. Have a lot of fun Simgrewal1234. The platform is very slippery. Wear water / surfing shoes.

Have a good time there!

There was a one time ordering rule and a 90 mins limit. But it was more than enough for my daughter and I. It was a fun experience. Thanks for stopping by @Ourhomeschooladventures

I knew it was competitive Jimmy, but I didn't realize just how intense it was. Wait until we talk about the Pokémon Café reservations-it gets even crazier! :-)

I hope you get a spot easily when you visit.

Thank you Jimmy

@Kelvzen, unfortunately the Dream Wheel costs $25 per person, $19 for kids :( www.americandream.com/dreamwheel/tickets You may find more pricing info here. www.americandream.com/attractions. Have fun on your trip!

Thanks for stopping by again ☺️

I will share more details Jimmy. Especially with the good exchange rate, the package in Tokyo seems to be much better than the ones I've seen in the US. Vacation packages are more magical in Japan if you find that most of the offers match your needs.

It's been a while, Jimmy. Thanks for stopping by again. I booked my room using points. It was a standard room. I gained club access through milestone awards as an Explorist. Globalists have free access to the club at all times, but honestly, I haven't seen many clubs at Hyatt or Hilton that are actually operating in the US. Please correct me if I'm wrong. However, in Asia, clubs and executive lounges seem to be more prevalent.

There is more I want to share. I hope you will find the upcoming videos helpful for your future trips.

Hello @tonghin, thanks so much for stopping by. I moved to US from Hong Kong for work many years ago. I can read, but can't type in Chinese :-). If there is any travel information you think I may be able to help. Please let me know anytime.

@@roadtripparents Hello, I am going to Great wolf Lodge next week with my kid, and saw your video about that earlier. That's how I found your channel. Thanks so much for sharing where you were having fun.

Have a lot of fun @tonghin !!

@@roadtripparents Thanks!

Waterpark tickets are included for hotel guests. You do need to pay extra for the Magic Quest or the adventure climbs. Enjoy!!

Very kind of you. Thanks for stopping by. ☺️

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No need to think too much ☺️. I was staying at an Airbnb while traveling. They didn’t offer free food. Good observation though! Thanks for stopping by @gfamzgfamz1348

I briefly checked out TURO when it was first introduced, but I haven't delved deeper into their insurance options or how they handle unexpected situations. Do you think they have effective policies in place for both renters and car owners? I might give it a try to familiarize myself with the process. Thanks for sharing!

@@roadtripparents they’re covered by travelers insurance, same process as if you were renting from traditional car rental. Car owners have their own set of insurance and they work with Turo directly on that. The biggest key is to read the reviews of the car owners.

Thanks Jimmy!!

Thanks so much for taking the time to share your perspective with us Daisy. It is in fact very important for us to approach horse riding with caution and not to become overconfident. We'll certainly keep that in mind. Thank you!

Thanks so much for stopping by again, @Ourhomeschooladventures. You totally got it; I signed the waiver without reading the fine print. I already knew it simply stated that they are 100% not responsible for any incidents (big or small). However, to be fair, the team at the ranch was quite exceptional. I felt extremely lucky on that. Continue to have a lot fun on your journey!

Thanks so much for your continued support Jimmy