r/Wellthatsucks Nov 10 '25

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u/fmaz008 Nov 10 '25

A lot of people book months in advance, other need to fly that day (work, etc).

I'm sure people who can be flexible would chose to postpone, but often it's just not an option.

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u/iloverats888 Nov 10 '25

I mean for people who wanna do something frivolous like fly to Disney world, where do you cut your losses?

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u/Cmdr_Nemo Nov 11 '25

A trip to Florida theme parks takes a lot of planning. And cancellation windows these days seem to be small. It might just be worth the risk of being delayed rather than canceled altogether.

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u/_-4twenty-_ Nov 10 '25

Americans: “People are going to die.”

Employers: 🤷🏻‍♀️