What is the best way to go from New York City (JFK Airport) to Wisconsin Dells?|148976

I want to know ways of going from New York City (JFK Airport) to Wisconsin Dells?
please tell me fares and approximate total travelling time.
if u can please tell me prices of Flights traing or Buses

I don_t have prices but I can tell you what the best option will likely be. If you fly into Milwaukee and rent a car it will only be a few hours drive from the airport to the Dells and you will have a car for getting around. The Dells area is pretty spread out and you will want your own vehicle. There are a few smaller airports a little closer such as Madison but the higher price($200-$300 more) is not really worth it since you will still need a vehicle and you are still almost an hour away. Also, if you fly into a larger airport such as Milwuakee you will have a better chance of getting a good deal on a car rental and more flight options as well. I wouldn_t suggest flying into Chicago because that adds more driving time and the airfare is not that much different, sometimes it is even more expensive than Milwaukee. Chicago also tends to be busier and more of a hassle than Milwaukee would be. Pices really depend on when you are going and how long you are staying, etc. Hope this helps...also train would not be suggested because there are not any main tracks that get close to the Dells and again you will still need to rent a car. Also Amtrak trips take much longer than flying does.

Flying into either La Crosse WI or Madison WI will get you within about an hour of the Dells. Renting a car probably will not be an option because there is no one way rental. How would you get the car back to the airport? Could you contact your future place of employment to see if someone would be willing to pick you up? Congrats on the job. It is in a truely beautiful place.

Is it possible to make a living as a full time worker at Disney World?|149936

I_m planning on moving to Florida and I was wondering if it was possible to make a living in an apartment while working full time at Disney World? Is this at all possible?

Yes, Disney has many full time workers _ is considered a good employer......but...but...but...don_t rush to move to Orlando just yet, Disney, like so many other companies, is laying off workers right now.

Disney World has really cut back on their staff lately, so it may be difficult to find a job right away. But you can definitely try. Visit their Career website, listed below to check current job postings. Disney park jobs don_t pay very much. You receive excellent and fun perks such as free park admission/main gate pass, which can also be used to get family or friends in for free. The benefits are decent and of course, it is a very fun place to work. But again, the pay can be quite low. So be sure to do your research before you make a big move. Good luck!

Yes! Disney has and always needs lots of workers!! And some of them, but not all, get paid very well! I guess it depends on what your doing (selling food, operating a ride, singing, dancing, performing, hosting) ..

Maybe if you get a job as a waiter/waitress at Disney World. At our recent visit, we tipped at least $25 per meal at the sit down restaurants. One of our waitresses had about 8 tables while we were there so I think she probably does well.

Yes, but right now, they are laying people off at Disney.

How to go about moving onto an indian reservation in New York?|164834

I_m 1/4 cherokee indian and I was wondering if its possible for me to move onto a reservation? And how would I go about doing so?

Reservations are sovereign tribal land. Each reservation is separately governed by its own tribal government. There are no Cherokee reservations in New York. In fact, there is only one Cherokee reservation in the United States: The Eastern Cherokee Reservation in North Carolina. It is called the Qualla Boundary. In order to get a land/housing assignment on that reservation you have to be enrolled in the Eastern Band of Cherokee. If you_re of another Cherokee tribe that isn_t EBC you can_t get a housing/land assignment on the EBC reservation. If you want to live on a reservation in New York you must be enrolled in a New York-based tribe and then you_d only qualify to live on your tribe_s reservation. You couldn_t just go live on another tribe_s land.

The main part is proving you heritage. While that might seem simple, if it_s not documented in the Tribal rolls or by a recognized genealogist you cannot do it. Here_s a link:
http://www.airpi.org/pubs/enroll.html

How can I dedicate a bench, a plaque or a brick in New York City?|196063

My mother passed away last year and I_m trying to dedicate something to her, preferably in the Marine Park area in Brooklyn or in Manhattan. I know that you can dedicate a bench in the Central Park for seven thousand dollars but thats too expensive for me and is beyond my reach. Any ideas?

Hi! I am sorry for you loss.
You may want to call 3-1-1.
http://www.nyc.gov/311

I_m sure they will point you in the right direction.

Are you on Facebook or something similar?
See if a group can help you collect to start something.

_It_s not how she died that made her special, it_s how she lived._ ~ Jamerican Steve

do a graffiti mural. find a landlord that will legally allow people to paint the side of their building. hire out a graffit artist to do a mural.

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