what ages do you have to buy a hopper pass for? we are military and have a 3 year old and a 7 year old but we can not find the military or regular price for kids tickets... can you please advise on this? thank you
the 2021 military promotional theme park tickets are for all guests age 3 and up; they do not break down into child and adult tickets like the regular theme park tickets do. these tickets come with the park hopper option; the park hopper plus option is available at an additional cost. for pricing, eligibility, and other details, please see the offer details.
yes walk a few hundred feet to the bus station and you can catch one from there!
its all signed and the staff can help ask about return tickets they may be cheaper! it's very common for the tps to fail. their cheap and easy to fix.

mine went bad when my jeep was only 2 years old. i got a replacement one for around $40. there is no specific age when it an happen. it can even happen in infancy. see more... infants like adults sometimes need help to go but if they feed regularly and drink extra water the incidence should be monomial so if you are worried just give your infant 4 oz of nursery water a day in addition to milk. see more... i would think it was time to talk to the one who thinks you think are a moron and explain why you have given the other child money and what you really think of them.  if you want visits, tell them how much you appreciate them.  build a better relationship with both. excess baggage on your flight home is often the best, most practical, and almost cheapest option, depending on airline. for postal service which is usually the cheapest, there is maximum size / weight restriction. for sea freight, you have to find a freight forwarder, usually located somewhere outside tourist area. you have to pay for pick up, or deliver the bags yourself to the forwarder. there is also the issue of minimum charge, additional packaging, ... if you have the ticket call nintendo customer service and they will send a new code. this has happened to me in the past and that's what i did. i've been purchasing digital cards ever since. 您好:
約1年半前我跟你一樣也很擔心孩子的視力問題，我聽信電視四台

中的其中一台的電視節目介紹，買了該節目的"視力矯正眼

鏡"及"喝的"產品半年份......結果買賣過程差點被騙不說，這期間我

更求助醫生、商標局、藥師法、消基會......證實是騙局一場!!

而從這次的經驗讓我瞭解~~●孩子萬一近視也無須責備他，該配

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實我們大人的責任也很大ㄛ!!

~~與您分享之~~ first, thank you for serving our nation.


second, it will be important to understand your stage in life. presumably, you may be turning 19 after your a-levels or 20 after your poly studies. either way, you are young and have a long investment runway ahead of you.


third, where can you place your money while you serve the nation for the next two years?


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assuming you can get emergency funding if needed from your parents, then you must decide the risk you want to take in placing the money.


the safest (lowest risk) with no return is to literally keep your money in the safe. that’s not the best way frankly when there are slightly riskier ways to grow your money with decent returns.


one possibility is to place into a bank savings account in singapore, preferably in a fixed deposit which offers a higher return than the basic savings account.


however, i would recommend investing in a well-diversified global portfolio, especially when you have two years of runway to grow your money. after all, it will be good to have good returns after you complete your national service to help you meet expected expenses when you further your studies or take a well-deserved holiday.


investing globally is easy with robo-advisers. pick one which is fully automated where you don’t have to make decisions except how much to invest. in selecting the robo, check if the risk management is done by machine learning ai or if it is managed ultimately by a human manager. diversification requires massive data analytics, which is not humanly possible. yet it is easily done with the computing power available today.


before you start, you need to know or select your own risk profile. it is not easy as most people do not do what they say. further, conventional risk profiling poses technical questions which some people may not fully understand. instead, look for risk profiling tools which reflect your personality and risk-reward behaviour. using such a tool that can analyse your risk-reward attitude is a critical step to start your investing journey.


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